Feral Kids, Masking & Growing Up in Michigan ⭐ (With Rian DevVeer)
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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 City
- Graduation memories from the 90s
- Old-school pranks and the chaos of growing up before social media
- Customer service and why it still matters
- Car accidents, consequences, and how life teaches lessons
- The rise of car wrapping culture
- Crimes from the past finally coming to light
The conversation also gets deeper as we talk about:
- ADHD and growing up as people pleasers
- Masking in straight-laced environments
- Trying to fit into spaces that didn’t fully feel like us
- How our moms “mommed” us differently
- What it means to be performative vs authentic
And somewhere in the middle of all of it, Naomi tells a story very badly.
Licensed? Yes. Supervised? Definitely not in the 90s.
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