Don't Make Me Come Back There with Dustin & Melissa Nickerson

The Final Episode - BYYYE!

This is it, Backseaters. The tires on the minivan are cooked, and she’s retiring to the garage. - Thank you for sending in your stories today as we get to hear all about

Our Second to Last Episode

It’s been an amazing 8 years backseaters, but it looks like this minivan of a podcast is finally taking that offramp home. After much consideration we’ve made the decisio

Millennial Nostalgia

Is Yogurt actually good for you? Does good Vegan Cheese exist? Are we obsessed with Gray? Was Radio more complicated than we remember? There are SO many things to conside

Tour Bus and Babies with Anjelah Johnson-Reyes

Anjelah Johnson-Reyes dropped her 7th Comedy Special this week ON Mother’s Day, and while an applause and congrats are in order, nothing is going to satisfy the moment mo

Mother's Day with Heather Land

Heather Land’s social media success completely came as a surprise, much like her stand-up career, and this gracious humility keeps us coming back to her authentic yet won

Teacher Turned Comedian with Joe Domrowski

Joe Dombrowski takes us back to school on the show today backseaters. Break out those chain wallets, JNCO Jeans, Rainbow Sandals and band T’s and Joe gives us the real PO

Why Theatre Kids are Great

Theatre season is back! We’ve said it once, and we’ll say it again, it’s a good weird! As we continue our support for the leads, chorus kids, future stars, and likely GRE

Graham Kay on Parenting, Autism, and Caregiving

Graham Kay has accomplished more in the last year than most would dream of or even dread for that matter. Graham joins the show today to talk everything newborn baby, Mov

Surviving Your Child's Senior Year

The Year of Tears, the Long Goodbye, End of the Road…..Dead End?! Whatever people want to call it, buckle up, it’s coming fast. Cry now or cry later, either way the liqui

Making Adult Friends

Whether it’s rubbing shoulders at your favorite artists’ concert or a fender bender in the pick up line, it turns out there are so many ways we make adult friends. While

Brian Bates Returns

Brian Bates has taken sometime out of his busy weekend Fathering alone duties to join us on the show! Not for too long though, if things get any squirlier, we might end u

What Was Your First Job?

There’s nothing quite like your first time…clocking in, to your first job at 16. Meeting the 45yo bartender that’s just waiting to open up their own place once the “time

Procrastinating with Jon Acuff

Jon Acuff has made it to the podcast Backseaters, finally! It’s been a while coming but I am so happy to have my friend on the show and we talk about being an empty neste

Why We're a Cat Family

The cat is out of the bag! We’re a Cat family! For many of you this isnt news really but we realize we’ve never dedicated a full episode to share all things feline. We ge

Nateland at Sea RECAP

Nateland at Sea is over, but not before we take the chance to look back on it’s greatest moments and ask how it’s humanly possible to drink that much Starbucks. Between B

LIVE from Nateland at Sea with Derrick Stroup, John Crist, and Graham Kay

Ahoy, Backseaters! With wobbly legs and a constant state of rocking we’re excited to invite Derrick Stroup, Graham Kay and John Crist to join us for this special LIVE epi

Surviving Teenage Drivers

For many of us, we would have said at 15 that our greatest fear lied between a Honda Civic and a Lexus, and didn’t mind the gap. Parallel parking was the grim reaper of o

Are We Ready for Nateland at Sea?!

Backseaters at the time you get this we’ll have officially embarked for Nateland at Sea! In preparation for a swell time, we asked you to chime in on tips and recommendat

Parenting and Pet Peeves with Aaron Weber

Graced yet again backseaters by the great Aaron Weber who joins us today on the show IN STUDIO! Fortunately, there was plenty of self-parking in front of our perfectly to

What's Trending in 2026?!

Colors, Fashions, Foods, and events, we break down everything at is coming in 2026 and frankly its, overwhelming? Being an adult, it’s knowing what you want, and what we