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Search complete. 55 mentions across 10 episodes found for "Birth order".
Oct 7, 2026
#165 Inherited: The Good, the Bad & the Messy
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3:08Sarah WilsonHOST
I love doing that.
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3:09Sarah WilsonHOST
So, okay, so that's why I'm asking on this episode, what did we inherit, right? So we have heritage, genetics, health, wellness, siblings, birth order, and stuff that just runs in the family, right? But I think in the way that I've wrapped my head around this, it's much more complicated than that.
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3:28Sarah WilsonHOST
but also much more simple than all of these things that get messy and in the way, right? So what does family heritage actually include? We usually think of heritage as where our family came from, traditions, recipes, all the things that I just mentioned, cultures, stories, things like that.
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3:42Sarah WilsonHOST
But families also pass along biology, behaviors, and environments, internal environments.
How to optimise child frustration [PODCAST]
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10:06Gwen ReverbyHOST
Mm-hmm.
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10:06Greg DickensHOST
And then they just asked the very simple question of, how many of these diseases have a birth order, a-
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10:11Gwen ReverbyHOST
Oh, fascinating
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10:12Greg DickensHOST
... a birth order effect?
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10:13Gwen ReverbyHOST
[gasps] Okay.
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10:15Greg DickensHOST
And when you've got one point m- uh, sorry, 5.1 million families-
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10:31Greg DickensHOST
Of those 418 diseases, uh, and I'm not gonna ask you to guess which ones they were and weren't, 'cause there's 418 of them.
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10:38Greg DickensHOST
Guess how many had a-
86. Belle Decker on sibling rivalry, immersive theater acting and pl
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3:32Belle DeckerGUEST
It was pretty chaotic.
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3:33Belle DeckerGUEST
Where are you in the birth order? I'm three out of four.
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3:36Belle DeckerGUEST
So it goes girl, boy, girl, boy.
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3:39Belle DeckerGUEST
And we're all two years apart.
41 MINS LATER
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44:13Lily MasliaHOST
He's, like, an emotional guy, I guess.
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44:15Lily MasliaHOST
Like, he cries, whatever.
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44:17Lily MasliaHOST
okay rank birth order and sibling lineup she she gets to freak oh okay
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44:25Belle DeckerGUEST
uh freakish i'm sorry number one um uh then i would say wait so the oldest is the freak oh my god sorry keep going and then i would say um maybe two two because it's like i like i think your parents are still kind of putting a lot of pressure on you um and then i'm gonna say four because um you're the baby so you don't have enough pressure put on you and you get away with too much which makes you afraid then i'm gonna say three i think i'm kind of
Luke Cook: From acting to content creation to expanding his creative universe...to how much he loves his wife
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3:11Luke CookGUEST
Mm-hmm.
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3:12CarrieHOST
So we're gonna talk about, I'm very excited, we're gonna talk about your birth order.
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3:15CarrieHOST
I know that you're the youngest of five.
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3:17CarrieHOST
I'm a youngest.
Brunch with Ashley - Making It Look Easy
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8:11Rebecca CooleyHOST
And so I don't know.
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8:12Rebecca CooleyHOST
A birth order is always intriguing to me.
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8:15Rebecca CooleyHOST
I
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8:16AshleyGUEST
believe in it.
Why We Yawn; Effects of Birth Order | Robert Sapolsky Father-Offspring Interviews
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1:10Share-SapolskyHOST
Hi there, welcome back to Father Offspring Interviews.
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1:14Share-SapolskyHOST
Starting off today, Ryan from Portland asks, is there any neuroscience behind the popular theory that birth order influences personality?
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1:23Robert SapolskyHOST
Everybody knows the answer, which is birth order has a huge influence, massively deterministic influence on what sort of person someone turns out to be in an underlying neurobiology.
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1:36Robert SapolskyHOST
Everybody knows.
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1:37Robert SapolskyHOST
Firstborn, more serious, conscientious, firstborn.
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2:17Robert SapolskyHOST
ladder-born, they're rebellious, they're more fun, they're more whatever.
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2:23Robert SapolskyHOST
And then of course, with larger families, there's the ones in the middle who kind of get lost in the shuffle, especially if they are the same sex as any of the older or younger siblings.
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2:34Robert SapolskyHOST
Okay, what's actually known? First thing that people have researched is what's the relationship between birth order and IQ? Obligatory IQ tells you about somebody's performance on an IQ test.
Positive Interactions with People on Opposite Sides: September 23, 2026
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25:54WallyHOST
This is called networking, Rock, and that's why you're on that side of the table and you've never been in front of a screen.
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26:02WallyHOST
uplifting way fm this is the wally show and i'm fascinated by the whole birth order stuff it's kind of like what order you were born in your family they say predisposes you to behaviors of different kinds and so i'm curious marks how many kids are in your family
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26:22MarksPANELIST
oh man i'm the oldest of five kids
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26:25WallyHOST
oh i was five too you're the oldest i was the middle betty rocks parents quit uh
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26:42WallyHOST
Yeah.
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26:43WallyHOST
So we're going to stop because this is a lot.
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26:45Betty RockHOST
Well, it turns out that your birth order doesn't always have to do with your behavior.
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26:49Betty RockHOST
It can also do with your health as well.
130: What Nobody Says About Adult Sibling Relationships & Birth Order
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10:24Sam DaltonHOST
Mm-hmm.
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10:26Sam DaltonHOST
And so something that I've been really wrestling with is the birth order concept.
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10:32Amanda WhiteHOST
Yeah.
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10:33Amanda WhiteHOST
Right? I wanted to ask you about that.
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13:05Sam DaltonHOST
You're not
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13:05Amanda WhiteHOST
10 anymore.
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13:07Amanda WhiteHOST
Well, also, I think, you know, going off of this, I think we yes, birth order can absolutely make a difference.
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13:14Amanda WhiteHOST
And especially if you like look at developmentally, I think it's very clear there.
When Siblings Clash: Navigating Conflict in the Family Business
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4:14Tammy BussHOST
Like, how does that play out?
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4:17Annie GleasonGUEST
Yeah, and a lot of people like to ask this question in reference to birth order.
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4:22Annie GleasonGUEST
You know, birth order, people love to talk about it.
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4:26Annie GleasonGUEST
Relatively speaking, the reason we found it is kind of inconclusive, kind of helpful.
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4:31Annie GleasonGUEST
It's one of those take what's helpful, leave what isn't.
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4:34Annie GleasonGUEST
But all this to say is that everybody's role means something whether it's you know because of birth order right somebody's the older sibling or someone's the younger sibling um everybody takes on a role unconsciously right am i the negotiator am i the peacekeeper am i the people pleaser uh and when these expectations are set and we have these narratives and self-perceived things that need to be done um these things fall into place sort of organically, right? There's no kid that enters a family and says, I'm the third in line.
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5:15Annie GleasonGUEST
And so therefore I take on this role and these are my behaviors.
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5:19Annie GleasonGUEST
It doesn't happen like that.
Episode 199- Dealing with Jealousy in Marriage
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1:50Gabrielle McCulloughHOST
There's like a six-year gap between me and my sister.
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1:52Gabrielle McCulloughHOST
So some people say the birth order kind of resets.
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1:55AndrewGUEST
No, it actually does.
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1:56AndrewGUEST
That also checks