In this episode of I explore the idea of animated villains who might have been right in their motives or perspectives. While some of these villains had understandable motives, their actions were often extreme or harmful. I decided to raise the question about the moral complexities of these animated worlds and the portrayal of heroes and villains.

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In this episode, I discuss TV shows that ended too soon similar to my previous episode 95 Gone TOO soon. I share my thoughts on various shows that were canceled after one season, continuing my disappointment and frustration. I also provide a list of canceled shows from 2023 across different networks and streaming platforms.

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In this episode of KDTime, I explore the issue of casting actors and actresses who are not authentically Jamaican to play Jamaican characters in movies and TV shows. The lack of authenticity and cultural representation in these portrayals spark a conversation about the importance of accurate casting and the need for more diverse representation in film and television. Just saying!

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In this episode, My guest Jude and I discuss our favorite silly songs from Veggie Tales. We reminisce about the catchy tunes and funny lyrics that made these songs so memorable. They also talk about the humor and relatability of the songs, as well as the memorable characters and moments associated with them. We had a blast chatting about Larry and Bob who are surprisingly very similar to us. Enjoy the episode.

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In this episode of KDTIME, I give a life update and briefly discusses the Olympics. I then dives into a list of movies where the parents are unintentionally terrible. I also point out the neglectful, dismissive, and sometimes intentionally terrible behavior of the parents in these films. I emphasize the impact of these portrayals on my perception of parenting and expresses gratitude for not having terrible parents myself.

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In this episode of KD Time, we reprise a very special guest who you might remember from episode 84. And now only a year later Jonah and I discuss our top 10 favorite movies from 2014. We share our personal picks and discuss the reasons why these movies stood out to us similar to our chat on 2013. It's Bigger and Better! Join in the fun with us as we talk about the hits and funnies from 2014.

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In this episode of KD Time, the host and guest, Sarah I. Fox, discuss comfort movies and TV shows, sharing personal experiences and insights. The conversation covers topics such as Twilight, Abbott Elementary, Tangled, and The Princess Diaries, highlighting the themes of escapism, self-discovery, friendship, and family. The discussion also delves into the impact of these comfort shows and movies on the speakers' lives. The conversation covers various shows and movies that bring comfort and joy, depicting relatable characters and heartwarming stories. The themes of family, faith, and personal growth are prevalent throughout the discussion, providing a sense of nostalgia and connection to the characters and their journeys. The conversation covers a range of comfort movies and TV shows that bring joy and solace to the speakers. They discuss the themes, characters, and emotional impact of these shows, sharing personal connections and memorable moments.

Sarah I. Fox is a Christian woman who empowers others to embrace hope in a world that says otherwise. She is a recent graduate of Liberty University with an M.S. in Criminal Justice: Forensic Psychology. She is also an alumna of The King’s College with a B.A. in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics with a Pre-Law minor. Sarah currently works as a Case Manager for justice-involved individuals. With this profession, Sarah spends most of her time providing resources and support to individuals who are participating in this alternative to incarceration program.

She is also the host of the top 10% globally ranked podcast called “Rough Edges Podcast with Sarah I. Fox” where she shares educational tools about mental health, anecdotes from her healing journey, and the intersection between faith and mental illness. Sarah also loves performing spoken word, writing for her blog, all things purple, and trying new exotic foods.

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In this episode Kay Dee explores the dynamics of TV show couples, focusing on their chemistry, compatibility, and storytelling impact. It covers couples like Joey and Dawson from "Dawson's Creek," Blair Waldorf and Dan Humpfrey from "Gossip Girl," and others, highlighting the transition from friendship to romance and the audience's reactions. This discovery also addresses the frustration with "How I Met Your Mother" and the broader portrayal of love and relationships in popular TV shows.

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