LISTEN TO THE PLUGGED IN SHOW, EPISODE 109
Peter Parker first swung into action all the way back in August of 1962 in the pages of Amazing Fantasy No. 15. And if the box office is any indication, Spider-Man’s as popular now as he’s ever been. Despite COVID’s stubborn persistence, Spider-Man: No Way Home nabbed a massive $260 million in its North American opening last weekend. Clearly people still want to know what their friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is up to these days.
In this week’s episode of The Plugged In Show, we’ll talk about exactly that—spoiler-free, I might add. But we’ll go beyond the story and plot, diving into a deeper conversation about what themes the movie explores and what content concerns parents might want to be aware of.
In the second segment of this week’s podcast, I’ll talk with Focus on the Family Vice President Danny Huerta about how we can begin to move from being consumers to being contributors whose lives bless others.
So take a listen and let us know what you think about our discussion and Spider-Man: No Way Home. Did you love it? Hate it? Somewhere in between? You can let us know on Facebook and Instagram. (Or send us an email at [email protected], too.)
And be sure to check out the links related to this week’s episode below.
Additional Resources:
- Gift of Any Amount Offer: 7 Traits of Effective Parenting by Dr. Daniel Huerta
- Plugged In Review: Spider-Man: Homecoming
- Plugged In Review: Spider-Man: Far From Home
- Plugged In Review: Spider-Man
- Plugged In Review: Spider-Man 2
- Plugged In Review: Spider-Man 3
- Plugged In Review: The Amazing Spider-Man
- Plugged In Review: Eternals
- Plugged In Review: WandaVision
- Plugged In Blog: The Plugged In Show, Episode 102: Dune, Eternals and Sci-Fi Spirituality
- Focus on the Family Article: “How to Show Real Love to Others by Being a Contributor”
- Focus on the Family Article: “10 Ways to Raise Kids to Be Contributors”
- Focus on the Family Broadcast: “What Your Kids Need Most to Grow Up Well, Part 1 of 2”
- Adam’s Culture Countdown Pick: “Musical Musings 2021: Adam Holz and Kristin Smith’s Year-End Picks”
- Paul’s CC Pick: “Anne Rice, the gothic novelist who wrote Interview with the Vampire, dies at age 80”
- Bob’s CC Pick: “Kids in a Book Drought? How About a New Reading Rainbow?”
- Focus on the Family: Setting Media Standards
- Focus on the Family: Making Wise Entertainment Choices
- Plugged In: Tech Guide
- Focus on the Family: How to Develop Media Intelligence in Your Home
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