Feral Kids, Masking & Growing Up in Michigan ⭐ (With Rian DevVeer)

In this episode of License & Unsupervised, we talk about growing up in Michigan in the 90s — when Shelby Township still felt like the sticks, bonfires at Eisenhower were normal, and kids were basically feral.We discuss:Car culture and growing up near the Motor CityGraduation memories from the 90sOld-school pranks and the chaos of growing up before social mediaCustomer service and why it still mattersCar accidents, consequences, and how life teaches lessonsThe rise of car wrapping cultureCrimes from the past finally coming to lightThe conversation also gets deeper as we talk about:ADHD and growing up as people pleasersMasking in straight-laced environmentsTrying to fit into spaces that didn’t fully feel like usHow our moms “mommed” us differentlyWhat it means to be performative vs authenticAnd somewhere in the middle of all of it, Naomi tells a story very badly.Licensed? Yes. Supervised? Definitely not in the 90s.