What happens with the younger brothers finally get their hands on our pink microphones? Pure chaos.

While Wren is away for a week, the boys waste absolutely no time exposing family secrets, airing sibling grievances, and sharing some truly questionable hot takes.

In this episode, we get into:

• The biggest complains the boys have about mom and Wren
• Whether younger siblings really have it harder
• Family rules that should be abolished immediately
• Sibling rivalries, family rankings, and chaotic accusations
• About 100 instances of Rucker saying the word 'butt'

Whether you're an eldest daughter, a younger sibling, or just trying to survive family life, this episode will make you laugh, cringe, and probably text your siblings.

Don't tell dad the boys took over the podcast. We don't think we're getting our microphones back.

Beauty standards are everywhere - and somehow they're always changing. In this episode of Don't Tell Your Father, we're unpacking the messages we've received about our bodies and challenging the idea that our appearance is our most important quality.

In this episode, we dive into:

• How beauty Standards have changed throughout history
• Body image and the first time we became aware of our appearance
• The mixed messages girls receive about their bodies
• What trends we should leave behind for good

Whether you're raising a daughter, surviving middle school, recovering from beauty standards, or simply trying to feel more at home in our own skin, this conversation is for you.

Because your body is not a trend, not a project, and definitely not a before picture.

This week, we tackle the age-old question: did birth order shape who we are...or are we all just looking for someone to blame? As an oldest child and a youngest sibling, we compare notes on responsibility, people-pleasing, attention-seeking, and the family roles we may or may not have been assigned at birth.

Along the way, we discuss:

• Oldest child stereotypes
• Middle child myths
• Youngest sibling energy
• Whether birth order actually matters
• The habits we're still carrying into adulthood

Some of it is backed by research. Some of it is backed by personal experience. All of it is backed by sibling grievances.

Whether you're the family rule-follower, peacekeeper, or wild card, this episode might explain a few things - or give you fresh material to use against your siblings.