Must Like Boys

And that’s a wrap on Must Like Boys season 1. The sibs would like to each personally thank you for listening. Now imagine them reaching through the screen and across the airwaves to give you a big hug and squeeze your cheeks like an Italian grandmother telling you that you’re beautiful. Trey would like to thank his boyfriend for making him many dinners while he recorded. Nick would like to thank N...

It’s season 1’s penultimate episode! Happy Aries season and happy birthday to Trey. He’s got that vision board operating at full throttle y’all. Nick finally explains “kiki” to Dev and they brainstorm strategies for embracing Karaoke. This episode’s special guest is Dev’s former work wife, Mel, who shares lessons from midlife to wild life — from surviving a mini stroke, to dreams of maybe adopting...

Do you know what would be just, like, the most perfect thing right now? If you would follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Youtube, and leave us a comment or rating. Bless 🙏 On to the show. Is this pasta bronze-died? Did pirates really have parrots? What’s the strangest job you ever had? Is it Blusher or Blusha? How many moons does Jupiter really have? What’s the right way to eat a jello shot?...

Dev’s vacation threw off the regular schedule which made for a morning recording in Australia, and Nick needs more coffee. Episode 17 bounces from Valentine’s Day to the Olympics, from rock climbing to obscure 30 Rock references (we love you Liz Lemon). A recovering TAG student, Dev talks about the fun and freedom of being bad at things. Trey sheds some light on imposter phenomenon. Nick brings a...

February is finally here after 49 days of January. Trey taps into a short history of the Grammy’s lack of diversity. Dev dishes out tips for her favorite hobby, sleeping. Nick continually makes the case for why we should all move to Australia. Pack your radio alarm clock, let’s go. Message hello@mustlikeboys.com or ⁠@mustlikeboys⁠ on Instagram with questions, comments, or ideas.

Eventually AI will write these blurbs but not today, Satan.  Dev appropriates Danish culture to share tips to embrace winter. But to be clear, cozy vibes are ALL that the Sibs support taking from Denmark.  Nick wants to know: Where the F is Erin Brockovich? The real question is what horrors are hiding in the EPA’s new mission? Side note: The legendary EB did in fact publish a book in 2021 called S...

Hello beautiful listeners and welcome to 2026. It's been decided that Netflix needs a Wrapped for the year like Spotify, but ChatGPT needs to stop. This episode brings you the Best of 2025 according to three no-talent ass clowns. Maybe you’ll love these recommendations, maybe you’ll hate them. Please comment with your favorites too. For as much as Dev reads, she’s terrible at describing books....

On the twelfth day of Christmas, the Ps swap gifts from their parents. Not actual presents, but life lessons. This sentence is a litmus test to see if people actually read episode descriptions because Dev is wondering if maybe no one does and she should stop writing them. So if you do read these lil blurbs and they’re useful in some way, comment “keep it up.” Anyway if you are still reading, the P...

Dev struggles through a week of single mom life, catches flack from her kids for not being a morning mom, and still doesn’t know what “auxiliary heat” means.  But wait, did everyone know Trey (a.k.a. Ralph, a.k.a. Tre) ran a marathon? He shines a little light on the dwindling presence of TV and movie LGBTQ+ characters.  Nick brings the warm fuzzies (literally) with a story of gay sheep rescue. Tha...

In this super-special episode, the Ps are joined by their Aunt and Uncle who share expert hosting tips. No one needs these more than Trey, who is prepping for the first Thanksgiving at his house. Being thankful is not just for November. Dev shares how gratitude practices are connected to mental health — proven by brain scans, not woo woo. Nick quizzes the family with sibling whodunits. Plus, learn...

Double digits, look out now. A massive thank you for listening and subscribing [insert heart hands here].  Trey’s doing the exact thing he swore he wouldn’t — prepping for a marathon — and the sh*t is really hitting the fan this week. Nick drops some knowledge about fossil fuel companies funding anti-trans organizations. Dev would like to remind y’all that gender is a social construct, and everyon...

Growing up in the P family, there was no such thing as a store-bought Halloween costume. If you can’t build it out of cardboard or scrap plywood, you’re out of luck. Costumes in this episode include goat horns, a red wig, and a wizard hat. This podcast is making Trey smarter and Dev dumber, meanwhile Nick thinks that numbers have personalities. Trey shares the top 5 haunted U.S. cities and a histo...

The unsolicited advice is exploding everywhere in this episode. Eat your dinner. Don’t talk about politics. Do your kegels. Avoid pedicures in Palm Springs. Don’t assume you know more about Jane Goodall than your older sister. Rinse your recycling. Someone give Nick an award for his tremendous recycling efforts. Take a nap. Don’t put that many marshmallows in your mouth or you’ll choke. Don’t stea...

This episode almost didn’t happen because one sibling was hungover and one was hangry. One was super prepared and on-time though, just saying. Anyway… Straight from Merriam-Webster, here’s a definition of this week’s topics: Stimming (noun): a self-stimulatory behavior that is marked by a repetitive action or movement of the body Christopher Columbus (proper noun): a proper piece of sh*t Polarmony...

This episode is like eating cotton candy for dinner and broccoli for dessert. It starts light and ends with a serving of reality that’s good for you but doesn’t taste great. For your first course: A scoop of the sib’s favorite celeb encounters. You know Trey has a Gaga story. Second course: Who won what at the VMAs? Dev knows nothing. Third course: Nick’s longtime bestie Chad, a US State Represent...

This episode is a journey with many detours. Wander down a dark alley into true crime where you’ll learn about Austin serial killer lore, and why it’s a good thing Trey never crossed paths with Jeffrey Dahmer.  Merge onto the highway of psychopathology (noun), the study of mental health disorders. Is learning about neurodivergence via social media doing more harm than good? The sibs aren’t sure, b...

Episode 4 is full of bull. Statistics on bullying in schools, memories of our own bullies, and conspiracies about Pitbull the rapper(s). Trey craps his pants again, Nick has a Kevin McAllister moment, and Dev is still traumatized from that 90s sledding accident. Take a walk down memory lane as the sibs recall very different versions of shared childhood memories.  Want to join the Ps on an upcoming...

Jump on in, it’s episode 3 and the water is fine. The sibs take an unexpected dive into Disney’s iconic baddies, then circle back to moon cycles. From there, it’s a plunge into medical tariffs (politics, but make it fun!). Last but longest, they float a theory about the secret man-crush you won’t read about in Hogwarts: A History. Can we even talk about JK Who Must Not Be Named anymore? Oops.  In...

America isn’t the only sweetheart with a July birthday — Nick turned a year older. No one knows how old, but it’s old.  This week the sibs are digging deep to answer the question, “What still makes you want to sing the Star Spangled Banner?” There’s a round-up of ridiculous headlines where you’ll learn which vegetable to rub on your body, and how much plastic you’re eating (wish that was a typo)....

Welcome to episode 1 of Must Like Boys, a podcast for people with siblings and without siblings. In this unpolished and hilariously heartfelt first episode, the Ps (Dev, Trey, and Nick) dive headfirst into the fray. Instead of awkwardly introducing themselves, the sibs awkwardly introduce each other — with zero prep and a sprinkling of sibling shade. You’ll learn why Nick is known as Naked Nick, w...

Introducing Must Like Boys! A podcast by the Ps — three siblings with a last name you’ll never spell right and opinions you didn’t ask for. Each episode, we will bring three mystery topics to the table (pop culture, politics, pride, parenting, psychology… basically anything with a pulse). It’s 30-ish minutes of unsolicited sibling banter that’s guaranteed to not change your life.