This week on The XYZ Experiment, we’re opening the door to a very personal piece of our past — our childhood bedrooms.

What did your room look like growing up? Were the walls covered in posters? Did you choose the paint, rearrange the furniture constantly, or have absolutely no say in how it looked? And what were the treasured possessions that made that little space feel completely yours?

For many of us, our childhood bedroom was the first place we got to express who we were or who we thought we were becoming. It was where we listened to music, studied, daydreamed, fought with our siblings, talked to friends for hours and occasionally slammed the door on our parents.

But what happens to that room when we grow up and leave?

Does your childhood bedroom still exist? Do your parents still refer to it as “your room” decades later? Has it become a guest room, an office or somewhere to store all the things nobody knows what to do with? And when you walk back into it as an adult, does it still somehow feel like yours?

Fiona, Darsh and Luke look back at the bedrooms they grew up in, what those spaces meant to them then, and how it feels to return to them now.

Because you may have moved out years ago…but somehow, it can still be your room.

Hosted by Darsh, Luke & Fiona

Produced by Fiona Kelly & Darsh Ayton

Show runner Darsh Ayton

Original music created and performed by Luke Champion

Social media content created by Darsh Ayton & Fiona Kelly