We Used to be Fun...

We Used to be Fun...

By Levi and AmyParentingKids & Family
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We Used to be Fun... episodes

  • ep008: RepRap RepRap
    Levi declares his analogist superiority and talks about 3d printing… all to Amy’s amusement. Then, the kids talk about Star Wars characters, etc.
    23 min
  • ep007: A box of mixed biscuits.
    Who is Kate Beckinsale’s latest boytoy? We discuss our favorite bands and songs, and vacation options. Levi rants about sexism in parenting, we discuss gender norms and expectations, Amy does a British accent, and the kids talk with dad at bedtime.
    1 hr 2 min
  • ep006: Big Pimpin'
    Some quick updates on this episode. We talk cholesterol, dance class, Nora’s preschool, Emperor Palpatine, and some triumphs and fails. We play a game where we try to guess songs without music or lyricism, and the kids talk about Woody, Star Wars, and continue being adorable.
    51 min
  • ep004: The deuce message.
    We’re on iTunes! Amy gives an update on the WSU strike (which is over now, but wasn’t as of this recording). Charlie Brown is hilarious. We play a game of “what words we’d use to describe eachother”, which goes exactly as we should’ve expected, and Kyla talks about her favorite foods.
    51 min
  • ep003: That guy, he's a douche.
    What are bad habits that we selfishly want to let our kids do, even if its not good for them? What are our least favorite parenting responsibilities, and favorite things to do as a family? We eat some kettle cooked potato chips whilst podcasting, argue about what age kids should get a tv and/or cell phone, Amy trash talks the late Steve Jobs, and the kids do animal impressions.
    45 min
  • ep002: Sh*% got real
    Things get serious in episode 2. Amy discusses the WSU strike, we go over some parenting triumphs and fails, and the kids do impressions of movie characters.
    35 min

About We Used to be Fun...

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A podcast about our family of four where we discuss parenting, life events, argue about stuff, and hear from our adorable children.