nins & arns
brb crying
brb crying is a comedy podcast hosted by nins & arns, two thirty-something teenagers who love to talk, cry, and talk about what made them cry. join us as we dive into what moves us to tears (movies! books! personal stories! tbh anything is fair game!) and why crying helps us connect with ourselves and each other.
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3 de nov. de 2026
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Episodios
035: why tems' "higher" hits so hard + the 6-hour flight delay that changed everything 11.11.2025 1:01:41
This week, Nins dives into "Higher" by Tems, the haunting Afrobeats ballad about toxic relationships, self-worth, healing, and finally choosing yourself. From the song's powerful lyrics to the surprising story behind Future's Grammy-winning sample in "Wait for U," this conversation explores what it means to stop waiting for people who refuse to change. Then, Arns shar...
034: the wicked scene that destroyed us (+ why ghost still makes us cry 35 years later) 28.10.2025 1:03:28
This Halloween, we're taking a break from traditional scares and talking about the movie moments that truly haunt us. Arns dives into the 1990 classic Ghost , starring Demi Moore, Patrick Swayze, and Whoopi Goldberg, exploring grief, love, and what we'd give for one more moment with the people we've lost. Nins revisits Wicked , the beloved Broadway-musical-turned-blockbuster-film st...
033: klay thompson, grief, and the loves we never really lose 14.10.2025 1:00:49
What do Klay Thompson leaving the Golden State Warriors and a viral TikTok about a grandfather visiting his wife's grave have in common? Apparently everything. :') This week, Nins explores why Klay Thompson's departure from the Golden State Warriors became a surprisingly emotional lesson about endings, identity, and honoring the past. Arns follows with a viral TikTok about a grandf...
032: what ACOTAR teaches us about self-love & the neanderthal who proved humans are kind 30.09.2025 57:46
This week, we explore two surprisingly connected stories: a powerful moment from Sarah J. Maas's A Court of Thorns and Roses (ACOTAR) series and the real-life story of Shanidar 1, a Neanderthal whose survival became one of the earliest known examples of human compassion. Arns reflects on a difficult season of anxiety, self-doubt, and healing through the lens of ACOTAR's unforgettable Mir...
031: about time (2013), somebody feed phil, & finding joy in everyday life 16.09.2025 54:57
This episode dives into two unexpected tearjerkers: Richard Curtis's beloved time-travel romance About Time (2013) and Netflix's food and travel series Somebody Feed Phil . Nins revisits About Time and reflects on its powerful message about grief, parent-child relationships, time, mortality, and learning to appreciate ordinary moments before they're gone. From Bill Nighy and Domhnal...
030: the viral figure skating couple that made us cry + the law of attraction explained 01.04.2025 45:12
Nins shares the heartwarming story of Jerry & Tally Leonard, the viral figure skating couple whose decades-long love story has moved millions online. From public skating performances to 58 years on the ice together, their partnership is a beautiful reminder of lasting love, shared passions, and growing old side by side. Meanwhile, Arns dives into The Law of Attraction by Esther and Jerry Hicks...
029: the last of us episode that broke our hearts + the disney symphony that left us speechless 25.03.2025 54:07
This week, Arns dives into one of the most devastating hours of television ever made: The Last of Us Episode 3, "Long, Long Time." We revisit Bill and Frank's unforgettable love story, explore why the episode resonated so deeply with audiences, and reflect on how love gives life meaning even in the darkest circumstances. Then we shift from post-apocalyptic heartbreak to the soaring...
028: little women, the female experience, + finding magic after loss 18.03.2025 58:03
This week, we dive into Greta Gerwig's acclaimed adaptation of Little Women (2019) and the timeless themes that have made Louisa May Alcott's novel resonate for over 150 years. Nins explores the emotional power of Little Women , from Jo March's fierce independence and rejection of societal expectations to the unforgettable monologue about womanhood, ambition, love, and loneliness. W...
027: dìdi (弟弟), bruno the rescue cat, & learning to accept love 11.03.2025 53:58
This week, Nins & Arns explore two powerful stories about growing up, being misunderstood, and the transformative power of love. Arns revisits Dìdi (弟弟), Sean Wang's award-winning coming-of-age film set in Fremont, California during the early days of MySpace, AIM, and YouTube. Through the eyes of a Taiwanese American teenager desperately trying to fit in, Dìdi captures the awkwardness o...
026: ariana grande's "we can't be friends" & alok's "biology" broke us: grief, identity, & our shared humanity 04.03.2025 47:09
This week, Nins and Arns explore two powerful works that ask what it means to remain human in a world obsessed with labels, expectations, and letting go. Nins dives deep into Ariana Grande's "we can't be friends (wait for your love)," unpacking the heartbreaking music video inspired by Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and the song's deeper meaning. What begins as a st...
025: moana & "marigolds": sisterhood, ancestry, & choosing yourself 25.02.2025 57:40
This week, Nins & Arns explore two moving stories about identity, family, belonging, and the people who shape us. Arns revisits Disney's Moana (2016) and discovers an entirely new meaning hidden beneath the beloved animated film. What once felt like a story about adventure becomes a powerful reflection on self-worth, healing, ancestral wisdom, intergenerational trauma, and the courage it...
024: a short stay in hell, golde's trinity mouzon wofford, & hope as an act of resistance 18.02.2025 54:06
This week, Nins and Arns explore two stories that unexpectedly arrive at the same question: how do we keep hoping when the world feels impossible? Nins dives into A Short Stay in Hell by Steven L. Peck, the cult-favorite existential novella about a man trapped in an infinite library searching for the book of his life. What begins as a story about hell, eternity, and impossible odds becomes a medit...
023: "seed of a seed" & "draco malfoy and the mortifying ordeal of being in love": yearning, love, & simple joys 11.02.2025 54:26
In this Valentine's Day special of brb crying, Arns and Nins explore two very different stories that arrive at the same question: what does it mean to love deeply? Arns reflects on "Seed of a Seed" by Haley Heynderickx, the indie folk song about slowing down, resisting consumer culture, and finding happiness in life's simplest gifts. Through Heynderickx's music and philoso...
022: a phone call from my dad + dan da dan: self-worth, parents, & feeling enough 04.02.2025 49:04
This week, Nins reflects on a simple phone call from her dad that unexpectedly unraveled everything she thought she understood about growing up, immigrant parents, adulthood, and the quiet ways love is expressed. Arns dives into one of the most emotional storylines from the hit anime Dan Da Dan , exploring a heartbreaking mother-daughter relationship, self-worth, inadequacy, and the universal desi...
021: bali & the great british bake off made us cry: healing, joy & finding yourself 28.01.2025 56:24
Arns reflects on a transformative trip to Bali that unexpectedly changed her perspective on pleasure, healing, self-discovery, and what it means to intentionally create a life you actually enjoy living. Then Nins dives into the comforting world of The Great British Bake Off, sharing why contestant Nelly Ghaffar’s kindness, resilience, and wisdom left such a lasting impression. Through stories of f...
listener sob stories: lord of the rings, ghosts, & park bench plaques 26.11.2024 34:27
In this special bonus episode of brb crying, Nins and Arns step away from their usual format to share some of the most unforgettable listener sob stories from season two. From The Lord of the Rings ' iconic "You Bow to No One" scene to mysterious spirit encounters inspired by Journey of Souls , emotional park bench memorial plaques, beloved pets, PMDD, Hamilton, family friendships,...
020: tems' "me & u", "daughter of a lost bird", & what it means to belong 19.11.2024 57:09
Nins explores the transcendent beauty of Tems’ song and music video “Me & U,” uncovering a powerful meditation on spirituality, self-discovery, faith, and the deeply personal relationship we each have with a higher power. Then Arns dives into Daughter of a Lost Bird , the moving documentary that follows a Native woman reconnecting with her biological family, tribal community, and cultural iden...
019: why the election broke our hearts | grief, hope, & finding community 12.11.2024 27:38
Nins and Arns take a break from their usual stories to process the emotions surrounding the recent presidential election. Together, they reflect on post-election grief, anxiety, fear, disappointment, hope, and what it means to keep moving forward when the future feels uncertain. From conversations about women's rights, motherhood, and political division to community care, mutual aid, and coll...
018: julie: the unwinding of the miracle, shark heart, & why we can't prepare for grief 05.11.2024 53:29
This week, Nins and Arns explore two unforgettable stories about grief, love, mortality, and what it means to leave something behind. Arns reflects on J ulie: The Unwinding of the Miracle , the moving podcast and memoir chronicling the life of Julie Yip-Williams, a lawyer, mother, refugee, and writer who spent her final years preparing her loved ones for life after her death. Nins dives into Shark...
017: "the house of mourning" & casper: grief, death, & childlike wonder 29.10.2024 50:03
We're getting spoOoOky! In this week's brb crying Halloween special, Nins explores grief, death, and childlike wonder through Kate Braestrup's unforgettable story "The House of Mourning," performed on The Moth. Through the eyes of a five-year-old girl saying goodbye to her cousin, the story challenges our fears around death and reminds us that love is often stronger than g...
016: leon bridges' "beyond" & steve from blue's clues made us believe in love 22.10.2024 57:31
This week, Arns and Nins explore two stories about love, connection, and the people who stay with us long after we think we've moved on. Arns revisits "Beyond" by Leon Bridges, the soulful love song that captures the exhilarating terror of falling in love and wondering if you've finally met "the one." Through lyrics about vulnerability, commitment, and choosing love d...
015: hamilton act 2 & our younger selves on legacy, forgiveness, & becoming 15.10.2024 54:53
This week, Nins concludes our Hamilton tour of tears with Act 2 of Lin-Manuel Miranda's groundbreaking musical. From Alexander Hamilton's public downfall and the heartbreaking loss of Philip Hamilton to Eliza Hamilton's extraordinary act of forgiveness and her determination to preserve a legacy, Nins explores the moments that transformed Hamilton from a historical drama into one of...
014: a place for us, hamilton act 1, & the love that goes unspoken 08.10.2024 57:36
This week, we dive into two stories that explore family, sacrifice, identity, and the complicated ways we love each other. Arns discusses A Place for Us by Fatima Farheen Mirza, the acclaimed novel about an Indian-American Muslim family struggling with faith, belonging, estrangement, and the impossible question of what we owe ourselves versus what we owe our families. Through the story of Amar, Ha...
013: why journey of souls & dove real beauty sketches changed how we see ourselves 01.10.2024 55:10
This week, Nins and Arns explore two stories that challenge the way we see ourselves—and our place in the world. Nins dives into Journey of Souls by Dr. Michael Newton, the bestselling spiritual classic that explores reincarnation, soulmates, spirit guides, the afterlife, and the possibility that every human life is part of a much larger journey of growth and purpose. Then Arns revisits Dove'...
012: animal crossing's letters from mom, long-distance loved ones, & loving from afar 24.09.2024 49:46
This week, Arns and Nins explore the ache of loving people who live far away. Arns reflects on a trip to New York to visit her cousin, who feels more like a sister, and the quiet grief that comes with saying goodbye to long-distance loved ones. From childhood memories to adult friendships, she examines what it means to miss people deeply while knowing you'll only share a limited number of mom...
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