Movie Parallels and Parenting: Hook | After Hours With Amanda Ep. 21

After Hours With Amanda

Kids & Family, Parenting

5.0 • 697 Ratings

🗓️ 2 June 2021

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of After Hours With Amanda, I’m kicking off a new movie parallels and parenting series with Hook.

I’m talking about adulthood, parenthood, summer, fun, expectations, and why so many of us were taught that growing up means letting the magic disappear. The feast scene got me, y’all. Peter cannot see what is right in front of him until he starts to believe again, and honestly, how often are we doing that as adults and parents?

This one is about getting your hair wet, making spaghetti night ridiculous, choosing and/or instead of either/or, and not starving the magic right in front of you.

00:00 Welcome Back And Kombucha Pop

01:01 Construction, V8, And Disneyland Prep

03:18 150,000 Downloads And Summer Plans

04:42 Kiwi Crates And Summer Theme Days

07:05 Mom Guilt And Getting Outside

08:48 Movie Parallels And Parenting Begins

10:14 Hook, Rufio, And The Banning Family

11:23 Seeing The Feast In Front Of Us

12:06 The Lie That Adults Lose The Magic

13:57 Who Decided Adults Cannot Be Fun?

15:37 Parenting, Rules, And Acting Like A Parent

16:38 Forts, Cleanup, And Thinking Too Far Ahead

17:19 Peter Cannot See The Feast

18:35 Micro Moments That Reignite The Magic

21:20 Getting Your Hair Wet In The Pool

24:10 Why The Lost Boys Still See It

25:17 Hook As Old Expectations And Trauma

26:08 Cannonballs, Car Singing, And Pajamas At The Movies

27:40 Are We Starving The Magic?

29:04 And/Or Instead Of Either/Or

31:11 Church Camp And Not Being Normal

32:10 Your Story Has Not Been Written Yet

34:20 Do Not Become Hook

35:11 What Is Coming Next In The Movie Series

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0:00.0	All right, we're back. Look at me. I just, I just popped a kombucha. That was probably incredibly
0:05.7	loud. Welcome back. Let's kick things off right from the start. Profesh, profesh. Welcome to
0:13.5	After Hours with Amanda, the podcast that has lost all vision for what it is, but basically has to do
0:19.3	with parenting. Yourself, your inner
0:21.0	child, and hopefully helps with the relationships around you. Someday we're going to come up with,
0:25.1	like, some really legitimate intro that I firmly can stick with. But due to the fact that my
0:31.5	content is so, you know, it's like me. It's unpredictable. Where is she going? I don't know, but hopefully it lands.
0:39.8	An intro was hard for me, as well as intro music. I've gotten a couple DMs. Amanda, why don't you ever do some intro music?
0:46.5	You know what? We might just stick with the ice shake or the can pop of a kombucha.
0:50.7	Can I also tell you? I am so excited for this podcast episode and to share with you
0:57.4	what I'm going to share with you. But I am a little, I'm a little peeped. I'm a little peeped.
1:02.1	Finally got Corey down for her nap. And I love our neighbors. We have two neighbors, both amazing.
1:08.5	Sweetest old couple. But one of them is doing some type of
1:11.8	construction I was fully unaware of. And the minute I walked out of Corey's room, I heard straight
1:17.3	concrete like, and you're just like, no, no ma'am, no ma'am, no ma'am. So I'm going to try and block
1:25.0	it out. Unless Corey comes in and presents this with a little cameo again, in which case we might just
1:31.6	have a guest on the show today.
1:32.8	No, we could not do that.
1:33.8	Oh, my gosh.
1:34.5	Y'all, she would be so chaotic.
1:36.3	Okay.
1:37.5	I do want to give fair warning, though.
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