Mom and Pop Culture

By: Nate and Amanda DeWitt
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  • Partners and parents Nate and Amanda DeWitt prattle about portrayals of parenting in popular culture.
    Copyright 2023 Nate and Amanda DeWitt
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Art Children's Audiobooks Comedy & Humor Parenting & Families Relationships
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Episodes
  • Home Alone

    Home Alone
    Dec 14 2022

    Latchkey kids Nate and Amanda are here to discuss absentee parenting in one of the all-time great Christmas movies. Home Alone was written by John Hughes, Directed By Chris Columbus, released in 1990 and stars Macaulay Culkin, Catherine O'hara, Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern.

    Hosted by: Nate and Amanda DeWitt

    Produced by: Nate DeWitt

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    59 mins
  • Tommy Boy

    Tommy Boy
    Mar 22 2022

    Holy schnikes! Nate and Amanda are back chatting about the parenting and family dynamics in the 1995 buddy comedy TOMMY BOY, starring Saturday Night Live alums Chris Farley and David Spade, as well as Brian Dennehy, Bo Derek and Rob Lowe. The movie was written by Bonnie and Terry Turner and Directed by Peter Segal.

    Hosted by: Nate and Amanda DeWitt

    Produced by: Nate DeWitt

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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • Roseanne - Wait 'Til Your Father Gets Home

    Roseanne - Wait 'Til Your Father Gets Home
    May 7 2021

    In an emotionally loaded conversation, Nate and Amanda discuss death, patriarchy, trauma and racism in a Roseanne episode written by Amy Sherman-Palladino that is among the best TV episodes of the 1990s. Roseanne Barr and Laurie Metclalf won Emmy Awards for their performances in this episode, which is available on Amazon.

    Hosted by: Nate and Amanda DeWitt

    Produced by: Nate DeWitt

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    1 hr

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