Brandon & Cameron are more excited about their dad's 55th birthday than he is and are looking forward to eating cake and ice cream. They even wrote a song about it, like to hear it, here it go...

On their first video broadcast, Brandon and his sister Cameron take the podcast completely off the rails. Instead of talking about their post COVID-19 vacation plans, the autistic siblings start speaking French and telling knock-knock jokes...

On the debut episode of their new show Simply Autastic Siblings, Cameron and her brother Brandon are obsessed with locating a lost bear roaming around the neighborhood. Cameron thinks it might be pink while Brandon wants him for a pet...

The Mommy & Me Podcast is under construction as Sheletta transitions the weekly show to be taken over by her two younger children, Brandon and Cameron, who have autism. 

Andrew and his mom talk about all the fun they had while shooting an episode of Family Dinner, a new cooking show that's streaming on Discovery Plus.

When Andrew's best friend's grandmother died, he had to try and find a way to comfort him without offering a hug, handshake or pat on the back. The teen tells his mom he used laughter and lessons he learned from counseling to help his buddy feel better.

When Andrew and his siblings saw the struggles of people in Texas during the recent winter storm, they canceled their spring break trip, took all the money out of their vacation account, and donated it to families in need. He and his mother Sheletta talk about the gift of giving...

Since Andrew and his girlfriend haven't broken up, Sheletta wants to be the "special lady" in her son's life on Valentine's Day, but the teen isn't having it. When he sasses off about why he won't kiss her, she reveals she's been sneaking smackeroos for years while he's asleep...

Sheletta and her son Andrew talk about the fun they had doing this podcast together over the past year and the future of the show. Andrew's looking forward to carrying on his mother's legacy in the media of amplifying diverse voices...

With a new president and a renewed focus on tackling #COVID19, Andrew is hopeful he will be able to leave his room, also known as the "pandemic prison" to get back to school and playing basketball with his friends...