Waiting ‘till marriage & raising 2 kids in a tiny home w/ Carson & Brielle Matranga
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Well, yeah, not at first.
Carson Matringa went massively viral this year after his wife Brielle shared a story time video of him and their daughter introducing the Matringas to millions.
Please call my dad dad.
was there ever a worry of getting pregnant like when you're in high school we never did anything like that till after marriage oh no way i was nine my mom started doing drugs kind of feel like i didn't have a childhood you guys think you're each other's soulmate oh 100 i can't wait to find her in the next life what if like she's a tree though like how would that work out if i'm a squirrel i'm living in that tree they open up about getting married young brielle's battle with anxiety and what it's really like raising a family in a tiny home all on today's episode Please welcome Carson and Brielle Matrenga! Woo!
Yeah, baby!
I'm excited. You guys, they brought us an entire king cake from New Orleans. They flew with this thing. We did.
With the big car seats. Yeah, with two car seats, two kids, a sister, and a mother.
And two little kids.
Yeah, two little kids. Three-year-old and ten-month-old.
Oh, my. That was a labor of love, you guys. Thank you so much.
Look at how nice. This thing smells so good.
Your mom made it.
Yes, yes. My mom made it. I was like, okay.
What is the season for King? Is it Christmas?
No, it's Mardi Gras.
Oh, duh. I'm so dumb. It's okay.
No, no, no, no. No, you're not.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–5:37
2
What does the viral story about Carson and his daughter reveal?
5:37–56:11
3
How do Carson & Brielle manage conflict and sleep in a tiny home with two kids?
56:11–57:54
4
Why did they decide to buy the lot across the street and build a new house?
57:54–1:00:40
5
What boundaries do they set with family while living close to relatives?
1:00:40–1:08:08
6
How did their pregnancy, births and parenting experiences shape their choices about more kids?
1:08:08–1:48:18
Speakers
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