Eric Anderson and Micah Brenner are the Story Dads, subjected to never ending repetitions of children's movies, these conversations are how they cope. Eric is a licensed and practicing MFT and Micah is a freelance illustrator and writer. They bring their disparate perspectives to the analysis and pick these things apart for probably way too long and with too much detail but here we are and so it goes. Submitted for your approval, The Story Dads.
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Eric Anderson and Micah Brenner are the Story Dads, subjected to never ending repetitions of children's movies, these conversations are how they cope. Eric is a licensed and practicing MFT and Micah is a freelance illustrator and writer. They bring their disparate perspectives to the analysis and pick these things apart for probably way too long and with too much detail but here we are and so it goes. Submitted for your approval, The Story Dads.
Encanto: Family Therapy and Fast Talking Songs featuring Jordan Crowder | The StoryDads Podcast EP24
The Story Dads
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Encanto: Family Therapy and Fast Talking Songs featuring Jordan Crowder | The StoryDads Podcast EP24
Encanto: Family Therapy and Fast Talking Songs featuring Jordan Crowder | The StoryDads Podcast EP24 #podcast #storydads #encanto
The conversation revolves around the movie "Encanto," which the hosts discuss in the context of their experiences as fathers and friends. They reflect on their long-standing relationships in Los Angeles and highlight the diverse backgrounds of each participant. Jordan Crowder, a director and producer, shares his insights on "Encanto," noting that although his initial viewing left him wanting, repeated watchings revealed deeper character nuances and humor that were missed at first. The discussion touches on the film's themes, such as family dynamics and the pressure of perfectionism, as well as its unconventional storytelling that diverges from traditional hero narratives.
As the hosts delve deeper into character analysis, they identify specific roles within the family that align with psychological concepts, such as the "hero" and "scapegoat." They explore how these roles affect individual characters and the story's overall message about generational trauma. While they acknowledge the film's beautiful animation and catchy music, they express mixed feelings about its lack of high stakes and a more traditional villain arc, leading to a less satisfying resolution. The conversation highlights the importance of authenticity and emotional resonance in storytelling, emphasizing that while "Encanto" has its merits, its staying power may not match that of classic Disney films.
In conclusion, the hosts recognize that "Encanto" resonates with many families and children, offering entertainment and relatable themes. However, they question its lasting impact compared to earlier Disney classics and suggest that the film's focus on family therapy may not appeal to all audiences. The dialogue underscores the significance of storytelling in understanding personal and familial experiences, while also inviting listeners to reflect on their own interpretations and connections to the film. Overall, they appreciate the film's ability to spark meaningful conversations about family dynamics and personal growth.
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The Story Dads
Eric Anderson and Micah Brenner are the Story Dads, subjected to never ending repetitions of children's movies, these conversations are how they cope. Eric is a licensed and practicing MFT and Micah is a freelance illustrator and writer. They bring their disparate perspectives to the analysis and pick these things apart for probably way too long and with too much detail but here we are and so it goes. Submitted for your approval, The Story Dads.
