The Most People in The Smallest House

Mojo In The Morning11mApril 27, 2026

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The episode of Mojo In The Morning centers on a heartfelt and humorous exploration of family life in cramped, high-density homes, sparked by host Clifford Taylor IV's visit to the childhood home of Michael Jackson in Gary, Indiana. He shares his astonishment at learning that the Jackson 5 and their parents lived in a mere 672 square foot house with up to 12 people, prompting a call-in segment where listeners share their own experiences of growing up in similarly small homes with large families. Stories range from triple bunk beds and shared bathrooms to choreographed shower schedules and communal eating, highlighting resilience, creativity, and deep familial bonds. The conversation celebrates the strength found in closeness and shared space, contrasting modern isolation with the vibrant, chaotic energy of multi-generational living. The episode ends with a reflective tone on how these experiences shaped identity, connection, and values.

Key Takeaways
1

Large families in small homes foster deep emotional bonds and resilience.

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Shared spaces require creativity and cooperation—like choreographed bathroom schedules.

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Growing up in crowded homes often leads to stronger family unity and communication.

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Physical space doesn’t determine emotional closeness—love and connection thrive in tight quarters.

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Modern isolation contrasts sharply with the communal energy of multi-generational living.

Chapters
0:00
2 min

Introducing The Clifford Show & Podcast Promos

Clifford Taylor IV introduces his new podcast, The Clifford Show, and promotes it alongside other iHeartRadio shows like Learn the Hard Way and Look Back At It.

2:20
4 min

The Michael Jackson House Visit & The Question of Space

672 square foot. Can you imagine if you had the entire Jackson 5 plus the sisters, mom and dad and Joe Jackson. Great things. All there. Great things come from small rooms. Isn't that wild?

Highlight
5:55
6 min

Call-In Stories: Life in the Smallest Houses with the Most People

We had bathroom buddies. And we literally had a chalkboard that you had to write the time that you wanted to take your shower at.

Highlight
High-Impact Quotes
672 square foot. Can you imagine if you had the entire Jackson 5 plus the sisters, mom and dad and Joe Jackson. Great things. All there. Great things come from small rooms. Isn't that wild?
Clifford Taylor IV4:56
Viral: 85.0
We had bathroom buddies. And we literally had a chalkboard that you had to write the time that you wanted to take your shower at.
Kim10:28
Viral: 80.0
Cold water is not good for your body and definitely not good for shrinkage. Talk about a thriller night taking a cold shower.
Clifford Taylor IV12:01
Viral: 78.0
Speakers

Host

Clifford Taylor IV

Guests

JamesChristinaKimKelly
Topics Discussed
Family Living in Small Spaces95%Multi-Generational Households90%Resilience and Creativity in Adversity85%Sibling Relationships and Family Unity80%Shared Resources and Community Living75%Black Family Traditions and Culture70%Modern Isolation vs. Past Community65%Childhood Memories and Nostalgia60%
People & Brands

Michael Jackson

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iHeartRadio

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Gary, Indiana

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Clifford Taylor IV

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Apple Podcasts

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Jackson 5

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The Clifford Show

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4xPositive

James

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Kim

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3xPositive

Christina

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