Howdy, y'all! This week we're sick at home, so we thought we'd talk about Rob Reiner's 1987 classic The Princess Bride. In this discussion, we touch on the value of silly comedy, the importance of creating memories with those we love, and the bond forged by sharing stories across generations. It's all very pleasant and pastoral. Enjoy!

Cover art by Lyla Ronquillo.

Theme song by Daniel Everson.

Howdy, y'all! This week Mom and I welcome our very first guest, Dad (aka Michael Harper). We're here to discuss the 1995 film Babe. It's a warm, timeless tale of a quiet farmer and a kind little pig who turns out to be a champion sheepdog. This is a really nice discussion where we talk about having an unprejudiced heart, how one's value is not defined by the circumstances surrounding their birth, and how we might seek greatness in unlikely places. Enjoy!

Cover art by Lyla Ronquillo.

Theme song by Daniel Everson.

Howdy, y'all! Welcome back. This week Mom and I tackle the 2000 Denzel Washington hit Remember the Titans. We share some personal stories about Mom's experience of growing up during the early days of racial integration in public schools and my experience of playing high school football. Along the way we address the themes of listening to our neighbors, understanding that the authority figures in our lives don't always have our best interests in mind, and what it really takes to be an effective leader. Enjoy!

Cover art by Lyla Ronquillo.

Theme song by Daniel Everson.

Howdy, y'all! Welcome to Family With Family, a mindful discussion of wholesome fare. This is a show where my mom and I will go through a selection of family films and unpack their artistic merits as well as their themes. For our first episode, we've selected Joe Cornish's 2019 film The Kid Who Would Be King. While this movie was seen by very few people upon its initial release, it's an excellent offering and provides a great opportunity for parents and children to talk about bullying, finding value in others, and the heroism that can be found inside all of us. Enjoy!

Cover art by Lyla Ronquillo.

Theme song by Daniel Everson.