
In season 1, we explore Holly's massive family secret. When she was just 17, Holly Brown’s dad was dying of cancer. It looked like life couldn’t get more traumatic, until her dad dropped a bombshell….or two bombshells, really: twin brothers that her entire family kept secret. She was the only one who didn’t know they existed. After his death left her with more questions than answers, Holly sets ou... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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This week, the camera is turning back toward the OG main character for two stories Holly considered telling in Season One - but wasn’t ready to share.
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Comedian Lisa Wallen and Holly have a lot in common: alcoholic dads, complicated childhoods, and an ability to make a joke at the worst possible time. But Lisa’s life changed forever when her fiancé, John, disappeared. She joins Holly to talk about w... more
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Unfortunately, I think I’m gonna unsubscribe after this episode (October 7th, 2026) … It’s not as funny as I thought it was gonna be. And I DID give it a “honest try”, as they say. I really did! I listened to ALL of S1 & now I’m on S2 & unfortunately, it’s not getting any better—for me at least. S1 was good (hence, the 3 stars I’m giving it), but to me, it was more sad than funny. I felt SO bad for Holly (the host) & her siblings. I felt more like crying than laughing. Don’t get me wrong; I DID ... more
This Gen Xer is really enjoying thiillemoal’s story telling, vulnerability and reflections! So so so so relatable and all the guests she’s had on - again incredibly all the things above and so relatable. My family has got some deep dark uglies and I was feeling a lot of of this as I’ve listened to each and every episode - thank you, thank you, thank you please keep going. You’re fabulous!
Thank you to all of your guests as well! There is comfort in numbers for sure! And boy do we need a lot of c... more
Could not even make it through the first episode - just Google it, it’s not that shocking
I came for the nostalgia and stayed for the stories. Listening to Holly share her story in season 1, and her guests share their stories in season 2, has been such a joy to have in my life while I navigate my own journey of complicated grief. The sitcom nostalgia is so comforting as is hearing relatable stories of family dysfunction, loss, and all that comes with it. 10/10!
Why is this show getting so much promotion? It’s been at the top of my Apple app for weeks. It seems navel gazing and try hard. There are huge cases being covered right now… maybe feature one of those?
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Holly Brown combines personal memoir, interviews and reported storytelling to examine family secrets, trauma, grief and the ways people make sense of difficult histories. Her own account of learning about two half-brothers after her father's death anchors the first season; later conversations bring comedians, writers, journalists and other guests' experiences into focus. Sitcom nostalgia and humor provide a recurring frame for stories that can also involve addiction, loss, boundaries, recovery and complicated family relationships. Episodes often pair candid personal accounts with reflection on how those experiences shape identity and creative work. Some conversations bring in specialist perspectives, including a therapist discussing sibling... more
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