
Who you were before you became who you are.
The things we loved growing up didn't just entertain us. They helped shape us. The music we listened to, the movies and TV shows we watched, the toys and games we obsessed over, and even the snacks we couldn't get enough of became part of the stories that made us who we are.
The Room We Wanted is a nostalgia podcast about those memories, the people we we... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureArts | |||

What do The Temptations, Are You Afraid of the Dark?, guitar pedals and Diet Coke have in common?
For Emily Wolfe, they're four pieces of the childhood that helped shape the artist she would become. The Temptations gave her an early lesson in songwr... more
What do Nine Inch Nails, Goldeneye 007, X-Men Figures & Cinnamon Toast Crunch have in common?
For brothers Alex and Austin Ward of Hembree, they’re four pieces of a childhood spent growing up together in Fort Scott, Kansas, surrounded by music, vide... more
What do KISS, Looney Tunes, G.I. Joe & Olive Loaf have in common?
For comedian and rock 'n' roll lifer Don Jamieson, quite a bit.
Don takes us back to the room he wanted, starting with KISS Destroyer, the album that introduced him to a band that wa... more
What do Mambo No. 5, Ace Ventura, Pokémon and Warheads have in common?
For Dylan Chambers, they're four pieces of a childhood that helped shape the musician, songwriter, guitarist and producer he is today. It sounds like Lou Bega's "Mambo No. 5." It... more
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This show centers on nostalgia and self-discovery through four personal anchors chosen from sound, screen, stuff, and taste that defined guests' formative years. Conversations weave memory, culture, and identity as guests explain why these items mattered then and what they continue to mean today, often anchoring stories around music, film, toys, and snacks. Across episodes, the tone is warm, reflective, and playful, with a strong emphasis on how shared pop-culture touchstones shape careers, creativity, and relationships. A standout feature is the consistent four-item framework that invites guests to reveal not just favorites, but the values and communities those choices represented, making it easy for new listeners to relate and for potenti... more
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Recent guests on The Room We Wanted include:
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