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The Childish Grownups Show

by Ash, Mia and Mo

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If you love Film, If you love Nostalgia, If you love being Childish in your Adulthood this is the podcast for you. We're Rewatching Childhood Films with a twist. The Twist well you will have to tune in to find out

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  1. Identity (2003)

    During a violent rainstorm, ten strangers become stranded at an isolated Nevada motel. As guests begin turning up dead one by one, the survivors grow suspicious of one another and desperately try to uncover who is responsible. Meanwhile, a convicted murderer awaits a last-minute review of his…

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  2. The Others (2001)

    Set in 1945, The Others follows Grace Stewart, a deeply religious mother who lives in a secluded mansion with her two children, Anne and Nicholas, who suffer from a rare condition that makes them extremely sensitive to sunlight. When three mysterious servants arrive at the house, strange...

  3. Final Destination (2000)

    High school student Alex Browning has a terrifying premonition that the plane carrying him and his classmates will explode shortly after takeoff. He panics and causes himself and several classmates to be removed from the flight—only to watch the plane actually explode moments later. The survivors...

  4. Above The Rim (1994)

    A talented high school basketball player, Kyle Watson, dreams of playing college basketball while caught between two very different influences: his disciplined coach and a street hustler named Birdie. As Kyle prepares for a major tournament, he must navigate pressure, loyalty, family struggles…

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  5. American Me (1992)

    American Me follows Montoya Santana, a Mexican-American man who grows up in East Los Angeles and becomes deeply involved in the prison gang system. After spending years in prison, Santana rises to power within the gang but eventually begins questioning the violence and control that have defined…

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  6. Civil Brand (2002)

    Civil Brand follows a group of women imprisoned at a private prison in Georgia who are subjected to brutal conditions and forced labor. Led by Frances, a determined inmate, the women begin organizing against the prison’s abusive system. As tensions rise, they plan a daring rebellion to take…

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  7. New Jack City (1991)

    New Jack City follows ruthless drug kingpin Nino Brown as he builds a powerful crack empire in New York City. An undercover detective infiltrates Nino’s organization, putting his own life at risk to bring down the operation from within. As power and betrayal collide, Nino’s empire begins to fall...

  8. School Daze (1988)

    School Daze is a 1988 musical comedy-drama directed by Spike Lee that takes place at a fictional historically Black college, Mission College. The story follows Dap Dunlap, a politically active student who becomes increasingly frustrated with the school's social divisions, particularly between...

  9. How High (2001)

    How High (2001) follows two college friends, Silas and Jamal, who discover that smoking marijuana with the ashes of Silas’s deceased friend makes them incredibly intelligent. After acing their entrance exams, the unlikely duo earns scholarships to Harvard, where they struggle to fit in while…

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  10. She's The Man (2006)

    She's the Man follows Viola Hastings (Amanda Bynes), a talented soccer player whose girls’ team is cut from her school. When her twin brother Sebastian secretly skips town, Viola disguises herself as him and enrolls at his school so she can play on the boys’ soccer team. While pretending to be...

  11. Havoc (2005)

    Havoc follows Allison (Anne Hathaway) and Emily, two privileged Los Angeles teenagers who become fascinated with hip-hop culture and begin imitating the lifestyle they romanticize. As they venture into dangerous neighborhoods and become involved with a local gang, what starts as rebellion quickly...

  12. The Sandlot (1993)

    The Sandlot (1993) follows Scotty Smalls, a shy new kid who moves to town during the summer of 1962 and struggles to fit in. After joining a neighborhood baseball team led by the confident Benny "The Jet" Rodriguez, Scotty forms lifelong friendships while experiencing unforgettable adventures.…

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  13. House Party (1990)

    House Party (1990) follows high school friends Kid and Play as they prepare for the biggest party of the year. After Kid gets into a fight at school, his father grounds him, but he sneaks out anyway, setting off a night filled with close calls, rival bullies, run-ins with the police, awkward...

  14. Roll Bounce (2005)

    Roll Bounce (2005) – Synopsis Set in the summer of 1978, Roll Bounce follows Xavier "X" Smith (Bow Wow) and his close-knit group of friends after their beloved South Side Chicago roller rink closes its doors. Forced to skate at the upscale Sweetwater Roller Rink, they find themselves competing...

  15. I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997)

    I Know What You Did Last Summer follows four friends who cover up a deadly hit-and-run accident. A year later, they begin receiving mysterious messages and are stalked by a hook-wielding killer who knows their secret, forcing them to confront the past before it destroys them. Email:...

  16. John Q (2002)

    This was yall pick this week (stoop kids). John Q follows John Quincy Archibald, a hardworking father whose world falls apart when his young son collapses and urgently needs a heart transplant. After discovering that his insurance won't cover the life-saving procedure and running out of legal...

  17. i am sam (2001)

    This week on The Childish Grownups Show, we're discussing I Am Sam (2001), a heartfelt drama about Sam Dawson, a loving father with an intellectual disability who raises his daughter, Lucy, on his own. As Lucy grows older and begins to surpass her father intellectually, social services question...

  18. The Flintstones (1994)

    A trip back to Bedrock! This 1994 family comedy brought one of television's most beloved cartoons to life, mixing prehistoric gags, colorful set designs, and a story about friendship, loyalty, and the dangers of chasing success at the expense of the people who matter most Email:...

  19. The Pursuit of Happyness (2006)

    For this episode of The Childish Grownups Show, we're revisiting The Pursuit of Happyness, the inspiring true story of Chris Gardner's journey from homelessness to success. We break down the film's most emotional moments, discuss its themes of perseverance, fatherhood, and determination, and...

  20. Holiday Heart (2000)

    Holiday Heart is a heartfelt drama about an openly gay drag performer named Holiday Heart, played by Ving Rhames, who unexpectedly becomes a father figure to a troubled young girl and her struggling mother. After losing his longtime partner, Holiday befriends Wanda, a single mother battling drug...

  21. How Stella Got Her Groove Back (1998)

    How Stella Got Her Groove Back (1998) follows Stella Payne, a successful but overworked 40-year-old stockbroker and single mother whose life has become all routine and responsibility. Pushed by her best friend to take a much-needed vacation to Jamaica, Stella unexpectedly meets Winston…

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  22. Stepmom (1998)

    After a painful divorce, photographer Isabel begins building a relationship with her boyfriend Luke’s two children, only to face constant tension with their mother, Jackie, who struggles with being replaced. When Jackie is diagnosed with a terminal illness, the two women are forced to navigate...

  23. Where The Heart Is (2000)

    Where the Heart Is follows 17-year-old Novalee Nation, a pregnant teenager who gets abandoned by her boyfriend at an Oklahoma Walmart while they’re on the way to California. Forced to survive on her own, Novalee secretly lives inside the store until she gives birth to her daughter, Americus. As…

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  24. Baby Boy (2001)

    This week, we tap into the raw, emotional world of Baby Boy—a coming-of-age story that doesn’t hold your hand. Directed by John Singleton, this 2001 classic follows Jody, played by Tyrese Gibson, a grown man still navigating life like a kid, stuck between responsibility and immaturity. Set in…

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  25. Why Do Fools Fall In Love? (1998)

    On this episode of The Childish Grownups Show, we revisit Why Do Fools Fall in Love—a story of love, fame, and the messy truth behind young stardom. Starring Larenz Tate as Frankie Lymon, the film dives into the rise of a teenage music sensation and the complicated relationships he left behind....

  26. The Fifth Element (1997)

    On this episode of The Childish Grownups Show, we jump into one of the wildest, most colorful sci-fi movies of the late ‘90s—The Fifth Element. Set in the year 2263, this movie throws us into a futuristic New York full of flying cars, loud personalities, and peak ‘90s imagination. We follow…

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  27. Talkin' Dirty After Dark (1991)

    Terry Hawkins is a walking contradiction—by day, he’s awkward, broke, and can barely talk to women… but by night, he’s the smoothest voice on the airwaves. As the host of a late-night call-in show, Terry builds a reputation as a bold, no-filter relationship “expert,” dishing out spicy advice and...

  28. He Got Game (1998)

    On this episode of The Childish Grownups Show, we step onto the court with He Got Game—a powerful blend of basketball, family drama, and real-life pressure that still hits today. Directed by Spike Lee and starring Denzel Washington alongside NBA rookie Ray Allen, this isn’t just a sports…

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  29. Hardball (2001)

    On this episode of The Childish Grownups Show, we’re going back to 2001 to revisit Hardball — a movie that gave us one of the most emotional stories in sports film history. And now with Michael B. Jordan officially an Oscar winner, it hits different seeing him as a kid in this movie. From humble...

  30. Tyson (1995)

    The HBO film Tyson chronicles the rise and fall of boxing icon Mike Tyson—from a troubled Brooklyn kid discovered by trainer Cus D’Amato to the youngest heavyweight champion in history. As Tyson’s power and fame grow, so do the pressures and personal struggles that threaten to derail his career,...

  31. Like Mike (2002)

    On this episode of The Childish Grownups Show, we rewind back to 2002 to revisit the childhood basketball classic Like Mike. The film follows Calvin Cambridge, a young orphan with big NBA dreams. After discovering an old pair of sneakers once worn by Michael Jordan, Calvin suddenly gains…

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  32. Message In A Bottle (1999)

    This week, we revisit the late-90s romantic drama Message in a Bottle, the Nicholas Sparks adaptation that helped define the era of tragic beachside love stories. Starring Kevin Costner, Robin Wright, and Paul Newman, this film asks: is love about fate… or about letting go? We break down Garret’s...

  33. Asunder (1999)

    In this episode, we review the 1999 drama Asunder, a film that dives into the emotional wreckage of love, betrayal, and the consequences of living recklessly. The story follows Chance, a carefree young man whose life begins to spiral after a complicated love triangle turns deadly. What starts as…

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  34. A Cinderella Stroy (2004)

    Our episode revisits the 2004 teen classic A Cinderella Story, starring Hilary Duff and Chad Michael Murray. We break down the modern fairy-tale twist, from the iconic diner setting to the anonymous online romance and the famous masquerade dance. Our discussion touches on the film’s early-2000s...

  35. Boomerang (1992)

    In this episode, we revisit Boomerang (1992), where Eddie Murphy plays smooth-talking ad executive Marcus Graham, whose dating game backfires when he meets a woman who treats him the same way he treats others. We break down the film’s romance, humor, power dynamics, and its iconic early-’90s…

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  36. Bebe's Kids (1992)

    We revisit the 1992 cult-classic Bébé’s Kids, inspired by the legendary Robin Harris, and unpack why this chaotic animated comedy still holds a special place in ’90s nostalgia. From its raw humor and quotable moments to its rough edges and cultural impact, we discuss what works, what hasn’t aged...

  37. Disappearing Acts (2000)

    In this episode, we revisit the 2000 romantic drama Disappearing Acts, starring Sanaa Lathan and Wesley Snipes. We break down the highs, lows, and everything in between—from the chemistry and character arcs to the realism of relationships in early-2000s Black cinema. If you’re nostalgic for BET...

  38. Stomp The Yard (2007)

    In our review of Stomp the Yard, you focused on how the film blends classic mid-2000s dance-competition energy with themes of brotherhood, grief, and finding direction. You noted that while the plot follows a familiar “underdog redemption” arc, the movie stands out because of its intense step...

  39. Bring It On (2000)

    We have a very special episode with a special guest. Our Big Cuz from The Culture Garden Podcast: Ish Ya Girl Ray P To Submit Your Film reach out. Contact information below. [email protected] IG: Thechildishgrownupsshow Music By: Ahmad, Aaliyah, Deal or No Deal, Steven O'brien, TLC and...

  40. The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)

    To Submit Your Film reach out. Contact information below. [email protected] IG: Thechildishgrownupsshow Music By: Michael Buble', Aaliyah, Deal or No Deal, Steven O'brien, TLC and Brandy

  41. The Santa Clause (1994)

    To Submit Your Film reach out. Contact information below. [email protected] IG: Thechildishgrownupsshow Music By: Michael Buble', Aaliyah, Deal or No Deal, Steven O'brien, TLC and Brandy

  42. How The Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)

    To Submit Your Film reach out. Contact information below. [email protected] IG: Thechildishgrownupsshow Music By: Michael Buble', Aaliyah, Deal or No Deal, Steven O'brien, TLC and Brandy

  43. Who Made The Potatoe Salad? (2006)

    To Submit Your Film reach out. Contact information below. [email protected] IG: Thechildishgrownupsshow Music By: Jim Lang, Aaliyah, Deal or No Deal, Steven O'brien, TLC and Brandy

  44. Jerry Maguire (1996)

    To Submit Your Film reach out. Contact information below. [email protected] IG: Thechildishgrownupsshow Music By: Al Green, Jim Lang, Aaliyah, Deal or No Deal, Steven O'brien, TLC and Brandy

  45. Soul Food (1997)

    To Submit Your Film reach out. Contact information below. [email protected] IG: Thechildishgrownupsshow Music By: DeAngelo, Jim Lang, Aaliyah, Black Sheep, Steven O'brien, TLC and Brandy

  46. Sparkle (1976)

    To Submit Your Film reach out. Contact information below. [email protected] IG: Thechildishgrownupsshow Music By: Jim Lang, Aaliyah, Steven O'brien, TLC and Brandy

  47. 1 Year Anniversary & Recap

    This week we cross a milestone of our show being in existence for 1 year and having over 50 Episodes and 40 Movies. Celebrate with us and Listen to what our first film will be next week at the end of this episode. [email protected] IG thechildishgrownupsshow

  48. Tales From The Hood (1995)

    Our last installment of our "Spooky Season, Scary Hours" Rotation of films and what better way to cap that off then an anthology with 4 tales to dissect. Thank yall for listening and have a happy holloween. PS comeback next episode to here our Year 1 Recap of the show. The highs, lows and insider...

  49. The Faculty (1998)

    This week was Ash's pick and we delve into a high school sci-fi thriller with elements of horror. This movie brings back a lot of memories and a great refresher on a cult classic film. Email: [email protected] IG Thechildishgrownupsshow TheChildishGrownupsShow Music/Sounds by: Animal...

  50. Bones (2001)

    We are finally here with our first film in our Spooky Season, Scary Hours rotation of movies. This week was Mo's pick he picked a interesting film to say the least. Horror brought to the hood how does that fit? Listen to our review and find out. Email: [email protected] IG...

About this show

If you love Film, If you love Nostalgia, If you love being Childish in your Adulthood this is the podcast for you. We're Rewatching Childhood Films with a twist. The Twist well you will have to tune in to find out

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Ash, Mia and Mo

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does The Childish Grownups Show have?

The Childish Grownups Show has 98 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on October 22, 2026.

What is The Childish Grownups Show about?

If you love Film, If you love Nostalgia, If you love being Childish in your Adulthood this is the podcast for you. We're Rewatching Childhood Films with a twist. The Twist well you will have to tune in to find out

How often does The Childish Grownups Show release new episodes?

The Childish Grownups Show publishes weekly, based on its 98 episodes since October 2024.

Who hosts The Childish Grownups Show?

The Childish Grownups Show is created and hosted by Ash, Mia and Mo.
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