David Boyle
David Boyle
4 Years 326 days - The Sandlot Kids
4 Years 326 days - The Sandlot Kids
4 Years 326 days - The Sandlot Kids
Sunday 7th April 2024
David Boyle reminisces about 'The Sandlot', Mr. Squiggle, and other childhood favourites while sharing them with his son. A nostalgic and humorous journey.
Explicit
8 minutes
Nostalgic
Humorous
Heartwarming
Reflective
Engaging
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Episode Overview
- Boyle watches 'The Sandlot' with his son and reflects on its impact.
- Discusses the Mandela Effect related to movie titles.
- Shares memories of the quirky Australian TV show 'Mr. Squiggle'.
- Explores the emotional weight of childhood films like 'Stand by Me' and 'My Girl'.
- Highlights the joy and challenges of sharing childhood favourites with his son.
What the fuck is a sandlot without kids in it? You tell me that.
David Boyle takes a nostalgic trip down memory lane in this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'. After watching 'The Sandlot' with his son, Boyle reminisces about the beloved childhood film and its memorable characters like Benny the Jet Rodriguez and Squints. He humorously questions the Mandela Effect surrounding the movie's title, pondering why he always remembered it as 'The Sandlot Kids'.
Boyle's reflections are filled with vivid descriptions and playful commentary, making you feel like you're right there with him, reliving those iconic scenes. His son’s reaction to the film adds a heartwarming touch, highlighting the joy of sharing childhood favourites with the next generation. Boyle also touches on other nostalgic shows and movies from his youth, including the quirky Australian TV show 'Mr. Squiggle' and emotionally heavy films like 'Stand by Me' and 'My Girl'.
He marvels at how these films shaped his childhood and wonders about their impact on today’s kids. This episode is a delightful blend of humour, nostalgia, and heartfelt moments, offering a unique perspective on how our past experiences shape us. If you love reminiscing about old films and TV shows, or if you're curious about how sobriety can bring new insights into old memories, this episode is a must-listen.