Popcorn Parenting

What if emotions had emotions? Nate tried to pursued James that Inside Out is a good movie, despite James's reservations about the story telling. They discuss levels of sass, Bing Bong and levels of sadness - plus the usual digressions. The Gospel According to Pixar is available from Amazon UK here [https://amzn.to/2K5eqMC]. If you watched some movies with your kids and talked about it afterwards with this stuff in mind, how did it go? Go on. Tell us via popcornparenting@gmail.com Support the show [https://twitter.com/PopcornParents] (https://twitter.com/PopcornParents)

James and Nate talk about the Candyman, cardiology and Charlie Bucket, as they try to get their head around Willa Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, the 1971 movie starring Gene Wilder based on the Roald Dahl classic. The Gospel According to Pixar is available from Amazon UK here [https://amzn.to/2K5eqMC]. If you watched some movies with your kids and talked about it afterwards with this stuff in mind, how did it go? Go on. Tell us via popcornparenting@gmail.com Support the show [https://twitter.com/PopcornParents] (https://twitter.com/PopcornParents)

James and Nate talk about the oddly not scary Monsters Inc, world-building, wickedness and Wazowski. And they do the voice. But why can't we let monsters be monsters? And what do we say to our kids when they are scared? The Gospel According to Pixar is available from Amazon UK here [https://amzn.to/2K5eqMC]. If you watched some movies with your kids and talked about it afterwards with this stuff in mind, how did it go? Go on. Tell us via popcornparenting@gmail.com Support the show [https://twitter.com/PopcornParents] (https://twitter.com/PopcornParents)

James and Nate talk about all the levels of the Lego Movie, the innocence of Christ, parenting and the power of play. The Gospel According to Pixar is available from Amazon UK here [https://amzn.to/2K5eqMC]. If you watched some movies with your kids and talked about it afterwards with this stuff in mind, how did it go? Go on. Tell us via popcornparenting@gmail.com Support the show [https://twitter.com/PopcornParents] (https://twitter.com/PopcornParents)

James and Nate talk about this bizarre tale by JM Barrie, which starts with the standard Disney trope of flying over old London Town - along with growing up, girls crocodiles and shadows. The Gospel According to Pixar is available from Amazon UK here [https://amzn.to/2K5eqMC]. If you watched some movies with your kids and talked about it afterwards with this stuff in mind, how did it go? Go on. Tell us via popcornparenting@gmail.com Support the show [https://twitter.com/PopcornParents] (https://twitter.com/PopcornParents)