Who R U? Curious Stories of Family Lore

Every day, hundreds of monsters roam among us, going unnoticed. They learn how to study society so that they can blend in. The perfect dad with the perfect family who’s hiding a dark secret, or the drifter at the subway whose violent past would make you shutter. We spend so much time absorbed in our own lives that sometimes we may forget to scan our surroundings and be aware of danger wherever we go. This week Sam is talking to us about th Chameleon Killer, an absolutely disgusting excuse for a human being who used others to hide his repulsive crimes. Trigger warning: this week we talk about the deaths of mothers and children whose names and ages are listed below :Pepper and Rea Reed, aged 23 and 2-4 yearsMarlyse Honeychurch, aged 24Marie Elizabeth Vaughn, aged 6Sarah Lynn Mcwaters, aged 1Denise Beaudin, aged 23Lisa Beaudin, abandoned as a toddler Eusoon Jun, aged 44Sources:https://people.com/chameleon-serial-killer-children-barrels-newly-identified-victim-sick-twist-11805343https://medium.com/@chelsealynnqueen94/the-chameleon-killer-the-crimes-and-secrets-of-terry-peder-rasmussen-1de92affe650

Once a year in April, photographers from all over celebrate World Pinhole Photography Day: A day the calls attention to the magic of analog photography and the roots that have led us to where we are. Just as studying our ancestry and where we come from is important to understanding who we are, studying the history of the art forms we love allow us to understand the natural magic combined with brilliant minds that keep true art alive. This week we are joined with a special guest who’s here to share her knowledge and connection to the art of painting with light.  In a word of AI, be an analog photographer. Disclaimer: In the episode I say episode 32, but I was WRONG :PSources:Wietze, Tae, and their random experiences in Analog PhotogrpahyWietze and Tae met while they were attending the University of Colorado Denver studying analog film photography. Combined, the two of them have over 20 years of film shooting, developing, and printing experience.Find Tae on Instagram! @call_me_oddtFind us on Instagam, Tiktok, and Youtube! @whorupodcastEmail us!: [email protected]

Please excuse the audio, Wietze's mic was disconnecting randomly which causes some background noise in random spots. We promise the story is worth it! WE APOLOGIZE IMMENSELY*Hey, Fam!30 official episodes! WOWWWWW! Thank you for being here with us and giving us an audience to tell stories to! You all rock <3Due to the length of time it's taking for me to edit Part 2 of the interview with my grandmother, we decided that instead of making you wait an extra week, Sam would take the lead and share a story with you that is the complete opposite of last weeks episode.Trigger warning: this week is going to involve violent murders of young women, so if that isn't something you want to listen to, then we totally understand if you need to sit this one out. We feel that it's important to highlight stories like this so that the victims are remembered, and perhaps we can all learn something from hearing what happened to them.The victims whose names we should never forget:Sherry Bristol, age 14Catherine O'Brien, age 33Donna Sue Oglesby, age 18Vanessa Iberri, age 12,Kelly Cartier, age 12, SurvivorSources:https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/local/1981/09/29/suspect-in-calif-slaying-arrested-in-college-park/50f249b3-1a2a-42e8-b7bb-62feabd571b2/https://deathpenaltyinfo.org/editorials-death-row-futilityhttps://www.ocregister.com/2009/11/26/day-25-innocent-girl-shot-to-death-for-no-apparent-reason/***Disclaimer: All information shared on this podcast is public information. All statements are made as opinions and do not represent any official party other than the opinions of us, the hosts.

When you close your eyes and pause from the chaos of life, you find your mind wandering through your past, each step a moment back in time. First, you walk out the front door of the house you live in now, into the streets of your 20’s. Friends are there to greet you, raising Rose high in celebration for a future not yet lived. You throw your head back laughing and fall swiftly into your teens, your mom is singing in the kitchen with your grandmother as they bake. You hear them laughing about something long ago lost to time, and you want to hold onto it as your eyes flash open as the grip of nostalgia begins to hurt.Life is a series of flashes that make memories, and time is the thief that is hungry for their light. We often realize what’s important to us as we are losing it, or once it’s lost forever. For me, this week I want to talk about my amazing grandmother, mother to my mother, and matriarch of my family. Grandma has always been the lighthouse in the storm, the strong woman amongst a sea of men. A nurse who rose against the odds and raised 5 kids during a time when women were thought to be nothing more than an extension of the household. This is the story of Doris, my grandmother, and her incredible life as she nears her 98th birthday, Part 1. Source:An interview from 2015 with my Grandmother. Next week we will include interview audio from last summer as well.

Trigger Warnings: Domestic Violence, M*rder, S*icideHey, Fam!This week Sam is back and she's taking the lead to share with us a personal story that really shows us how sometimes 5 minutes could mean the difference between living and dying.Have you ever had a moment in your life where you realized that everything happens for a reason? That you're in the right place at the right time for reasons unknown? This is the tragic story of Patricia Dean and the M*rder S*icide at DJ's Liquor Store. Sources:"Two Dead in Shooting At Liquor Store", Enterprize Newspaper, Dated 1 November 2002, St Mary's County, Maryland.Sam's MomSamIf you are struggling with thoughts of harming yourself or others, help is here:https://988lifeline.org/If you or someone you know is experiencing Domestic Violence:https://www.thehotline.org/https://www.domesticshelters.org/

Hey, Fam!You wrote in and we listened! We've chosen 3 of the craziest family stories submitted by you, listeners from our very new little community we are building here together.We talk dreams. inherited memory, true crime, and wild discoveries. Thank you for being here and thank you for sharing your family tales with us!If you'd like to share a tale, email us at [email protected] message us on Instagram at WhoRUPodcast

Hey, Fam!This week we dive into the history behind the man who became known as St. Patrick, and what we found was DARK. This weeks episode will have you second guessing the traditions you may be partaking in this St. Patty's Day. Have you ever heard of the Druid people? Patrick's goal in life was to make sure you didn't, so we are here to make sure that you do. We then take a turn to exactly 100 years ago today (3/16/1926) to the night of the St. Patrick's Day Massacre, a bloody display that scarred the Chicago Police officers who responded to the scene. Welcome to Who R U? Curious Stories of Family Lore. Sources:https://www.missionary.com/biographies/patrick?missionary.com/2026&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=23645531702&gbraid=0AAAAADpvDkOD5MfUd83tTo_hPdYieeiDu&gclid=Cj0KCQjwsdnNBhC4ARIsAA_3hejm4F998X6gEY-9hxeehYBPnuW7_G3z5yIIhwWtbCEPlwlbCFjW2MYaAj-_EALw_wcBhttps://www.britannica.com/biography/Saint-Patrickhttps://www.britannica.com/biography/Saint-Patrickhttps://www.history.com/articles/st-patricks-day-myths-debunkedhttps://ib.frath.net/w/St._Patrick's_Day_Massacre

Hey, Fam!Explore the fascinating concepts of inherited memories, deja vu, and the collective unconscious, blending science, philosophy, and personal stories to understand how our past shapes our present and future. We talk about Freud and Jung's feud and how we all just might be the same person. This all started with me laying in bed and wondering if the memories and feelings I am having are my own, or were they handed down to me by my ancestors?Join us for this deep dive into existential dread avoidance, let's all be Gods! Welcome to Who R U? Curious Stories of Family Lore. Sources:https://www.scientificamerican.com/blog/guest-blog/genetic-memory-how-we-know-things-we-never-learned/24 Dias BG, Ressler KJ. Parental olfactory experience influences behavior and neural structure in subsequent generations. Nat Neurosci. 2014;17(1):90-99. Accessed Feb 2026. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41380-018-0271-6Further Reading with Sources:https://seattleanxiety.com/psychiatrist/2023/6/9/inherited-memories-current-research-and-popular-misunderstandingsSubmit your stories for art!: Email us @[email protected] Media:Tiktok, Youtube, and Instagram: Who R U Podcast

Hey, Fam!This week we stayed up late and had a few drinks in this "after hours" recap and expansion of last week. After Mel came on the show, she unlocked some memories for each of us during our time in Mississippi, so we thought we would kick back and share some of the crazy things we learned while enjoying a few late night pours. Don't worry, even though we this episode is more of an unedited, free-for-all reflection, we end the episode with the tragic story of Mei Rong Li, her husband Rong Cheng, and her sister Mae Jin Li. We ended up coming back to record the next morning so that we could give the proper respect to these three victims whose case remains unsolved. If you frequented BIloxi and D'iberville in the early 2000's, you've probably heard of "Chinese Happiness" and the horrific end to such a staple to the small coastal town.If you have any information regarding the murders, please contact the D'Iberville Police Department at (228) 396-4252 or the FBI Gulfport office at (228) 864-6131.Sources:https://www.fbi.gov/video-repository/newss-seeking-information-in-triple-murder-case/viewhttps://themississippilink.com/news/8-year-old-finds-parents-and-aunt-murdered-at-home/https://www.wlox.com/story/33328195/five-years-later-diberville-triple-murder-remains-unsolved/https://www.facebook.com/TheVividFacesoftheVanished/posts/three-family-members-were-brutally-stabbed-to-death-in-their-own-home-and-the-ca/1178595507807929/Follow us on Social Media!Instagram and Tiktok: @whorupodcastYoutube: Who R U Podcast

Hey, Fam!The celebration of Mardi Gras is more than the gold, purple, and green that you see lining the streets of New Orleans, and the diverse cultural history transcends today's modernized celebration.Today we invite Mel Woo to the show to share with us her family lore in connection to Hoodoo, Voodoo, and energy vampires who walk among us. Mel teaches us about colorism and how it was meant to divide, but created a subculture that thrives despite the racial repression that is as much a part of our American history as the flag itself.So sit back while Wietze makes Pączki for Fat Tuesday as Mel shares her tales. Welcome to Who R U? Curious Stories of Family Lore.Sources: MEL WOO :)https://www.mardigrasneworleans.com/history/https://www.history.com/articles/mardi-gras

Buying a house for some people in the United States is a lifelong dream; one that only comes to fruition through hard work and determination. Sometimes our hearts get captured by an old home in desperate need of restoration. We see a vision of what used to be and we long to bring it back to its glory days. We are nostalgic for a home that was never ours, in a time we've never known. There is something magical about bringing the past back to life after it's been long forgotten. But what if, in the middle of realizing your dream, you come across something unexpected in the construction? A doorway plastered over, hovering halfway up a wall in your attic as if trying to be hidden. Have you ever heard of a "Disappointment Room"? This week we talk about a sad part of our American history that needs to be remenbered, and Wietze shares her own discovery and what led to this episode.Welcome to Who R U? Curious Stories of Family Lore. Sources:https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/cjbzxv/historical_evidence_for_disappointment_rooms/https://www.ricentral.com/kent_county_daily_times/local-woman-who-found-secret-room-raising-funds-awareness-for-special-needs-children/article_c9a021f6-26f4-11e8-b9da-777fececc1ca.htmlhttps://www.historyvshollywood.com/reelfaces/disappointments-room/https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/couple-find-hidden-room-childs-36188690If you'd like to help stop human trafficing and protect our children, you can find more information here: https://www.worldwithoutexploitation.org/Here's a list of all the US Senators (every state) and how to contact them:https://www.senate.gov/senators/If you need help registering to vote:https://vote.gov/Thanks for being here, Fam! Don't forget, you can STILL WIN A DUTCH HEX. Submit your family lore stories to:Gmail: [email protected], Youtube, and Instagram: Whorupodcast

Hey, Fam! This week is a minisode where I, Wietze, am going to read you a couple ghost stories that take place in the adirondack mountains, my childhood stomping ground.This weekend was a crazy one, and due to my visit to the ER and Sam's dad's ceiling collapsing, we've had our hands full. This was our way of compromising to make sure you all still got an episode.Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Youtube! @WhoRUpodcastEmail your stories for a chance to win a Dutch Hex and be featured on a future episode: [email protected] Adirondack mountains are a vast mountain range spanning over 10,000 square miles that runs through northern NYS and beyond. With over 100 mountain peaks made of actual moon rocks (anorthosite), and hundreds of lakes and rivers, these mountains are home to many stories of ghosts, cryptids, crimes, and much more. This week I am taking you to Paul Smith’s college to tell you a tale that just might make you believe in life after. Sources:Adirondack Ghosts III by Linda Lee MackenScary Stories III: More Tales to Chill Your Bones By Alvin SchwartzPaulsmiths.edu

Follow us on Instagram and Tiktok @WhoRUPodcastSubmit a story and win a Dutch Hex: Email us @ [email protected]: We say this is episode 21 in the intro but we've gotten ahead of ourselves :)What is that feeling that creeps up on you as you walk into an unfamiliar room, the feeling where eyes are staring at you from the empty rocking chair. Your gut twists and you think, “this place is haunted”.  You feel an invisible gaze watch you as you walk around, examining relics from the past. The hair on the back of your neck stands up, you feel afraid of something but you don’t know what it is. Later on you find out that a horrific event took place in the very room you’d felt the eyes. Some might call this feeling a ghost. Did you feel their presence? Were they watching you? Or were you experiencing a “place memory”? Can the Stone Tape Theory be the scientific answer to some hauntings?After all, the first law of Einsteins theory of Thermodynamics states that energy cannot be created nor destroyed.Sources:https://www.visitstmarysmd.com/directory/st-clements-island-museum/https://gis.smumn.edu/GradProjects/DanielsonL.pdfhttps://sharonahill.com/the-stone-tape-theory-of-hauntings-a-geological-perspective/

Hey, fam!Today we dive into the fascinating history of American road trips, exploring their origins and the cultural significance they hold today. We talk about the first ever cross country road trip and how it inspired the great American roadtrip we know of today. We then jump into some spooky personal anecdotes from our own road trips, including an encounter with the Ghost Light of Joplin and a white deer, to name a couple!We hope you enjoy this mashup of personal experiences mixed with history and lore! Submit your roadtrip stories for your chance to win your own Handmade Dutch Hex by Wietze herself!Email us at [email protected]: @whorupodcastTiktok: @whorupodcastSources:Atlas Obscurajoplinmo.orgPersonal Experiencesjoplintoad.com

Hey, Fam!This week we are diving deeper into Dutch Hexes! We explore the symbolism and creation of hexes, as well as magical intentions and how to interpret hex "zones". We then turn our attention to a tale that needs to be told; The Story of Annie Buchert-Bieber and how she was murdered in cold blood.Don't forget, if you'd like to win your very own Welcome Hex, created by me, Wietze, then all you have to do is reach out to us and share us a family tradition/story/spooky tale. Reach us on:Instagram @ whorupodcastTikTok @ WhorupodcastOr email us @ [email protected] continued from last week (see last week's shownotes).

Hey, Fam!Thank you for your patience as Wietze was sick, we hope this episode will be worth the wait!This we we talk about Dutch Hexes, what they are, and who brought them over to the United States (or should we say, Colonies). Next week we will get into some of the witchcraft, magic, and superstitions that led to murder.For all visuals, please check out:Our Instagram @ WhoRUPodcastOur TikTok @ WhoRUPodcastOur Youtube @ WhoRUpodcast (shorts this week)ENTER TO WIN YOUR OWN WILKUM HEX!Email a family lore story to: [email protected] can be about tradition, spooky family lore, or anything else you'd like us to share with our listeners on our show! Each story=1 entry to win! See instagram for giveaway details.Sources:"Hex Signs, Folktales, and Witchcraft of the Pennsylvania Dutch" by Hunter M. YoderArt and Infographs by Craig Shaffer and Eric and Johnny ClaypooleWord of Mouth Stories from GrandmaLancasterpa.com and Their Hex Signs PageThe Designs of Jacob ZookGlencairnmuseum.org

No video this week due to the holiday seasonFinally, the two of us close the book on John Humphrey Noyes and the Oneida Community...for now!We spend this episode diving into the "sleeping rooms", "interviews", "Sticky love", and so much more. We focus on Tierza Miller, someone who I personally believe was a victim of the system set in place by Noyes, and her story is important to tell to highlight some of the problematic occurrences at the Oneida commune. In the future we may have a mini episode that highlights some of their other wild inventions, but this episode is all about the inner-workings of this 19th Century experiment (did we mention that the children they had in this community never signed up to be part of an experiment?!)Sources:Oneidacommunity.orgEllen Waylan Smith and her book "From Freelove Utopia to the Well Set Table"Wbur.orgtapatalk.comwikipedia (because we there still)Ancestry.com

Hey, Fam!We are taking a break from John and the Oneida Gang this week to get into the holiday spirit and avoid skipping a week (I have a lot more reading to do to finish out the Oneida series and I need to be in the right headspace during the holiday season, not in John Noyes land). So sit back, relax, and enjoy this light and festive refreshment while you wait for Part 3. Disclaimer: We are no Yule experts as we are currently learning right along with you. This is my first official Yule and I thought I would share with you all what I've learned along the way. Please feel free to message us if anything is inaccurate :)

Hey, fam! This week we dive even deeper into John Humphrey Noyes and his beginnings in Vermont. Last week we glazed over some pretty important moments in his early days that I felt needed a bit more focus this week. I spent the week reading "Oneida: From Free Love Utopia to The Well Set Table", by Ellen Wayland Smith. Hold onto your dignity because this week it's going to get WEIRD, and it's going to be a 3 parter! *If you're watching the video, enjoy my left-handed animation for your comedic relief from the uncomfortable philosophy that is John Humphrey Noyes.

In this episode, we explore the fascinating history of the Oneida Community, founded by John Humphrey Noyes in the 19th century. The conversation delves into Noyes' beliefs, the influence of the Second Great Awakening, and the community's unique practices, including complex marriage and communal living. The significance of the Mansion House as a central hub for the community is highlighted, along with the legacy of Oneida Limited, the silverware company that emerged from this utopian experiment. The discussion emphasizes the progressive views of the Oneida Community on gender roles and property ownership, and how their practices continue to resonate in modern society.Sources:Oneidacommunity.orgEllen Waylan Smith and her book "From Freelove Utopia to the Well Set Table"Wbur.orgtapatalk.comwikipedia (because we there still)Ancestry.comChapters00:00 Introduction to the Oneida Community04:05 The Life of John Humphrey Noyes12:25 The Second Great Awakening and Its Influence17:31 The Concept of Complex Marriage25:49 The Oneida Community's Legacy and Impact28:57 Sound Quality Improvements30:02 Introduction to the Oneida Community31:52 Formation and Beliefs of the Oneida Community33:19 John Noyes and Perfectionism35:12 The Utopian Vision of Oneida37:00 Community Structure and Practices38:43 The Mansion House Construction40:42 Legacy and Impact of Oneida Community42:47 Future Discussions and Cliffhangers

We are changing it up this week with a shift: We are talking about RAVES and the history of festivals!What is the first word you think of when you hear the word, "Rave"? Is it Community? Safety? Unity? If not, perhaps it should be.This week Sam takes us through her musical journey that led her to the rave scene, and she debunks some of the myths that have perpetuated throughout time. We talk everything from Warped Tour and childhood cancer, to trinkets and family meals with newfound friends who share a love of music. There's also quite a bit of history sprinkled in.Welcome to Who R U?: Curious Stories of Family Lore.

Last week, Wietze sat down with General Lee from Subconscious Realms and discussed Wietze's family lore of being hunted as witches in 1600's England. This week, Wietze recaps for Sam and then dives deeper into who the women were who were hunted and what some of them went through. Join us as we explore yet another branch of Wietze's family tree and discover not only healers, but also some of the oldest architects in the state of New York?!

Hey, Fam!HAPPY 10 OFFICIAL EPISODES! As a huge thank you, we are going all the way across the pond to England for this spooky collab!This week we have a special "swap cast" with General Lee over at Subconscious Realms Podcast! Wietze sits down with General Lee to talk about family history, witches, folk horror, and Matthew Hopkins himself. Though Sam couldn't be here today, she will fill you in on all her thoughts next week!

You read that right, Fam! Join us tonight as we talk about the incredible survival story from one of the kindest and bravest people i've ever met. This is story of how my aunt was punched by the 22 caliber killer and lived to talk about it.Welcome to Who R U: Curious Stories of Family Lore.

The American Education system dates back to the birth of our democracy, but the buildings that perform the functions of this institution are constantly changing. Land has been taken, repurposed, and renamed. Walls have been torn down and built back up again. What secrets do these walls contain? Was your Elementary School really built on ancient burial grounds? What truths hide within the rumors of murder in your high school?Join us tonight as we each share a story revolving around the schools that gave us our educations. Tonight we talk ghosts and enter into the murky waters of True Crime. Trigger Warnings: SA, Murder, Assault

In Memory of Jean Karen Franklin, my Mother who left us too soon. April 30th, 1967- December 18th, 2019Long ago, Dutch explorers were captivated by the way Buddhist fortune tellers used tea as a form of divine guidance. The way the tea was ceremoniously drank from bell shaped cups and then interpreted into meaning was profound magic to them. The ancient practice of Tasswograpjy was then introduced to the Netherlands through tea trading and Buddhist teachings. Quickly it spread all throughout Europe, flourishing throughout Victorian England. Over time, it began to fall out of practice; mothers slowly stopped teaching their daughters, society stopped openly accepting alternate forms of divination, and somewhere along the line, my grandmother’s grandma decided not to teach her how to read the tea leaves. What if the divine guidance is inherent to who you are and the method in which you connect is just a conduit? And what if no matter what you do, it will find its way to you so that you can make those divine connections? Even if your great grandmother didn’t teach you, you may already know. This is the story of the premonition that should’ve saved my mother’s Life, but it didn’t. I miss you, mom, and I’m sorry.

Join us this week as Sam takes us around her home state of Maryland through the telling of local lorror stories; a cryptd, a murder with a side of ghost dog, and a witch! (or was she?)Welcome to Who R U?: Curious Stories of Family Lore!

Sometimes our ancestors lead us to unexpected places. A road trip meant to celebrate the love of your childhood friends turns into a trip of discovery, unearthing truths, and seeing the view from the top of ancestral lands.Join us as we explore the ghosts of Clinch Mountain and the family lore surrounding Richard Clinch, the explorer who may or may not have had a river and mountain named after him.

Surprise, everyone! We decided that another bonus episode was in store because we accidentally captured our FIRST EVP! "EVP" stands for "Electronic Voice Phenomenon" and is basically when you don't hear anything in person, but upon play back a response is heard.Well, when Sam was talking about Mimi towards the end of "Knock Knock Part 2", you can hear some responses that we would love for you to hear.So Happy Friday! We hope you'll stay up late and spend some time listening to this chaotic, albeit interesting and fun, episode!..Could we consider Mimi the special guest of this episode? You be the judge! (Don't worry, we try and debunk it like any good ghost hunter does).

Imagine walking into the room expecting to find someone you love, only to be faced with the impossible: They are no longer living. What would you do? What if you tried everything to save them but it wasn't enough? These are the 4 stories of people who have experienced death first hand in different ways. One thing they all have in common? They were forever changed by these experiences. Welcome to Who R U? Curious Stories of Family Lore: Knock Knock Part 1 (finally!).This episode will feature 2 of the 4 stories of first hand encounters, including one from our guest, Wietze's Dad!Please excuse the audio, dad was tinkering while being interviewed and I can only use so much of my magic before I need to recharge :PSee Instagram for images associated with this episode @ WhoRUpodcast, TikTok @WhoRUPodcast.Email us your cool, spooky, downright crazy, or just plain amazing family stories that you would like read on the pod! GMAIL: [email protected]

Do you ever wonder if the ghosts from your childhood ever existed at all? Join us as we stay up late to talk about all things haunted from the places that raised us. Guest: Lou ReturnsThink of this as a breather from last episode and a thank you for being here with us! Happy Friday, Fam!

Whoops! The ancestors have spoken and wanted you to have Part 2 first (Mimi always was a sassy woman, afterall). Part 1 will be following Friday, there are only a few spoilers.Imagine walking into a room expecting to find the person you love, only to be faced with the unthinkable; they are no longer living. What would you do? What if you tried desperately to save them, but nothing you could do would be enough? These are the stories of the survivors who witnessed death in different ways. One thing they all have in common? They were forever changed by these experiences. Welcome to Who R U? Curious Stories of Family Lore. This is Knock Knock: Part 2.

Think back to your very first love. That first kiss that had your heart pumping, your palms sweating, and your blood pulsing through your veins. That feeling evokes a sense of power, but also a loss of control. A feeling so powerful, could it be powerful enough to kill? This is the story of how our Grandma "killed" our Grandpa. This is Who R U: Curious Stories of Family Lore.

Happy Premiere day, Fam! We thought it would be fun to throw in an episode of us talking about the lore of the Autumn Equinox and traditions celebration throughout various parts of the world. On this beautiful day of balance, tradition, and celebration, we hope you'll join us as we begin our journey discovering our own traditions along the way. Welcome to Who R U: Curious Stories of Family Lore.

Hello everyone! Join us for our first episode where we introduce ourselves and talk alittle bit about why we want to do this podcast and what you can expect along the way! Please excuse our audio quality, we are new to this but we promise we will get better with time (just as the stories of our ancestors did).Weekly Episodes begin streaming 9/22/25!Cheers, Fam!Wietze and Sam