Simply Autastic Siblings: Recent Episodes
Simply Autastic Siblings
Brandon and Cameron are two autistic siblings and best friends. This dynamic brother-sister duo have teamed up to host the Simply Autastic Siblings podcast where they’ll talk about new movies, their favorite toys, and all the fun places they enjoy visiting in their family’s RV.
It's Brandon's birthday, and Cameron and Brandon are recapping the celebration, starting with The Big Bounce America at Mall of America's East Lot, a 16,000+ square foot, Guinness World Record-holding inflatable playground with a 900-foot obstacle course and a live DJ. From there it's on to Wicked at the Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis, running through August 9. It's another episode of two autistic siblings finding their own kind of fun, one bounce and one song at a time. #BigBounceAmerica #mallofamerica #Wicked #broadway #Elphaba #glinda #simplyautasticsiblings #autism
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90s Nickelodeon fans, get ready!
On this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings, Brandon and Cameron share their excitement about Kel Mitchell's upcoming appearance at Mall of America for the Nick@Nite event. From Kenan & Kel to Good Burger, they talk about their favorite Nickelodeon memories and why they're looking forward to this nostalgic celebration.
Learn more about the event and get tickets here:
https://www.mallofamerica.com/events/view/37895
Cameron and Brandon, the autistic siblings behind Simply Autastic, share how autistic kids can enjoy this summer's biggest Disney movie lineup: Descendants, Zombies, and Camp Rock. On this episode, they break down what's new, what to expect, and give their honest thoughts on Freya Skye's and Malachi Barton's roles in these upcoming films.
Cameron and Brandon take a visit to a Taste of Minnesota 2026 and review their favorite foods, the wild crowds, and the grooving bands. Take a listen to these Simply Autastic Sibilings talk about their time at this Minnesota summer festival.
In this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings, Cameron and Brandon talk Toy Story 5. They share their overview of the new movie and finish with a final review of this new box office hit.
Cameron and Brandon, talk about truth behind the fourth of july, and what they are excited about this upcoming fourth.
In this episode of Simply Austastic Siblings Podcast, Cameron and Brandon talk about all things #squishy. Join them on their tell-all experience. #simplyautasticsiblings #kidspodcast #teenpodcast
- Mall of America (Bloomington) Air Traffic Toys Hours: Monday to Saturday from 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM, Sunday from 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM.
- Games by James Hours: Monday to Saturday from 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM, Sunday from 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM.
- Twin Cities Metro Specialty Shops Hub Hobby Center (Richfield) Hours: Monday to Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday from 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM; Thursday and Friday from 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM.
- Kinoko Kids (Minneapolis) Hours: Tuesday to Thursday from 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Friday and Saturday from 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM, Sunday from 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM (Closed Mondays).
- Immediate In-Store Pickup (Walgreens)
- Walgreens Hastings Hours: Open daily from 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM.
- Walgreens Oak Park Heights Hours: Open daily from 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM.
- Walgreens Saint Paul (White Bear Ave) Hours: Open daily from 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM.
In this episode of the Simply Autastic Siblings podcast, Cameron and Brandon talk about 4 different things you can do over summer break.
Cameron and Brandon talk about their end-of-the-year field trips. Cameron goes to a Minnesota Twins Game, and Brandon goes to Minnesota's Valleyfair.
In this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings, host Cameron and Brandon talk about their experience at the Bruno Mars Concert.
Cameron and Brandon share their funniest and most embarrassing school moments from awkward classroom fails to hilarious middle-school memories!
In this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast, Cameron Brundidge and Brandon Brundidge talk honestly about Cameron’s head injury, concussion awareness, symptoms to watch for, and the importance of rest and recovery. A real conversation to help teens understand why head injuries should never be ignored.
Join Cameron Brundidge and Brandon Brundidge for a fun-filled episode as they play the trending Who’s Most Likely To? challenge and take on the hilarious Hit the Sea Lion! Expect laughs, surprises, and sibling moments you don’t want to miss.
Cameron and Brandon from Simply Autastic Siblings sit down with actress Autumn Ness, who plays the Wicked Witch in The Wizard of Oz!
In this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast, Brandon Brundidge and Cameron Brundidge share their real-life high school survival guide.
Get ready for more laughs with Cameron Brundidge and Brandon Brundidge as they take on Try Not to Laugh Part 2! From hilarious reactions to unexpected moments, this trending challenge brings even more fun, energy, and sibling comedy. Can they keep a straight face this time?
Join Cameron Brundidge and Brandon Brundidge as they take on the trending Name Game Challenge! From hilarious reactions to unexpected moments, this episode is full of laughs, fun, and sibling energy.
Don’t miss this entertaining challenge everyone is talking about!
Hosts Cameron Brundidge and Brandon Brundidge share their Spring Break adventure at a lively livestock rodeo!
Brandon and Cameron are back with a hilarious Try Not to Laugh Challenge on the Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast! In this episode, the siblings react to funny videos from @Theonlycb3 and try their best not to crack up. Will they keep a straight face… or totally lose it? Tune in for laughs, reactions, and sibling fun! Credits:
Special thanks to @Theonlycb3 for the hilarious videos featured in this challenge.
Show Notes / Videos Featured:
Video 1: https://youtu.be/HTjoQM8k4xQ?si=u1qLFusavPUSejEQ
Video 2: https://youtu.be/UOuk4CHnarU?si=eFJkW-fxcdh65K57
In this episode of the Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast, Cameron Brundidge and Brandon Jones talk with Julie Ritchey, the creator of Forts: Build Your Own Adventure. They discuss creativity, imagination, and so much more.
On Simply Autastic Siblings, hosts Cameron and Brandon share their love for KATSEYE and break down the latest update about member Manon Bannerman taking a temporary break to focus on her mental health.
On this fun-filled episode of the Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast, the siblings put their meme knowledge to the test as they quiz each other on classic and current Gen Z memes!
In this fun episode of Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast, hosts Cameron and Brandon Brundidge take on the trending #LyingGame challenge—and things get hilarious fast. From wild answers to unexpected twists, this game puts their creativity, quick thinking, and sibling chemistry to the test.
Cameron Brundidge and Brandon Brundidge, Simply Autastic Siblings breaks down the biggest moments from the 2026 Grammy Awards—from the wins and surprises to the performances everyone’s talking about. #2026Grammys #GrammysReaction #SimplyAutasticSiblings
In this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings, the crew chats about four upcoming movies set to hit theaters in 2026.
Cameron and Brandon welcome a special guest to talk about how recent ICE happenings in Minneapolis, Minnesota have affected mental health and coping—especially for teens and families trying to stay strong.
Cameron and Brandon share 3 fun and important things about being on a speech team.#SimplyAutasticSiblings #SpeechTeam #KidsPodcast #TeenTalk
The Simply Autastic Siblings share their favorite snow activities, from outdoor fun to cozy winter moments. A lighthearted episode perfect for embracing the snowy season.
On this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings Brandon and Cameron break down the top 10 most popular memes of 2025.
On Simply Autastic Siblings, we share three simple and realistic ways to stay awake for New Year’s—without the stress. Perfect for families, siblings, and anyone looking for a low-pressure way to ring in the new year.
Brandon and Cameron Brundidge bring laughs and sibling fun in this special “Would You Rather?” episode! Tune in for hilarious answers, quick thinking, and plenty of Autastic energy. #SimplyAutasticSiblings #WouldYouRather #AutismAcceptance #SiblingFun #Podcast
In this episode of the Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast, Cameron and Brandon share three fun things they enjoyed most about the new Zootopia 2 movie. From favorite characters to exciting moments, the siblings give a quick, family-friendly review full of personality and laughs.
On this episode of the Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast, Cameron and Brandon Brundidge share three fun things about Zootopia 2.
In this Part 2 episode of the Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast, Cameron and Brandon are back with more fun thoughts about the new Wicked: For Good movie.
In this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings, Cameron and Brandon share the four things they loved most about the new Wicked: For Good movie.
Brandon and Cameron share the three things they love most about The Grinch Who Stole Christmas play. Quick, fun, and full of the holiday spirit from the Autastic Siblings.
Join Cameron and Brandon on Simply Austastic Siblings as they share their favorite snowy adventures — from epic snowball fights to cozying up by the fireplace with hot cocoa and hand warmers. Get ready for winter fun and laughter!
On this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast, Brandon & Cameron share their top 3 favorite things about Thanksgiving!
This week on Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast, Brandon and Cameron Brundidge share their top 4 favorite things about Halloween — from candy to costumes and everything spooky-fun in between! Tune in for laughter, sibling vibes, and autastic energy!
In this exciting episode of the Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast, hosts Cameron and Brandon Brundidge take you behind the scenes of their unforgettable night at the Upper Midwest Emmys!
SimplyAutasticSiblings #UpperMidwestEmmys #BrandonBrundidge #CameronBrundidge #FamilyFun
Join Brandon and Cameron Brundidge on this fun-filled episode of the Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast as they explore the New Children’s Museum in St. Cloud, Minnesota! The siblings share the four awesome things they did during their visit — from hands-on exhibits to creative adventures that sparked their imaginations.
SimplyAutasticSiblings #FamilyFun #ChildrensMuseum #StCloudMN #podcast
In this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings, Cameron and Brandon share the top three things they loved about The Enormous Crocodile musical at the Children’s Theatre! From the fun songs to the colorful costumes and laugh-out-loud moments, they give their honest, joyful take on this family-friendly show.
SimplyAustasticSiblings #podcast #musical #theatre
Brandon and Cameron are back with cozy vibes and autumn fun! In this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings, they share 4 fun fall activities—from carving and painting pumpkins to other creative seasonal favorites. Tune in for laughter, sibling banter, and ideas to make your fall extra special.
SimplyAutasticSiblings #podcast #HotCocoa #FallFavorites #PumpkinFun
When someone you love moves away, it can be challenging to cope with the change. In this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings, Cameron and Brandon share four simple ways to cope. Whether it’s a sibling, friend, or family member, these tips can help you manage the distance and keep your bond strong.
On this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings, Brandon and Cameron share their excitement about the Emmy nominations! From what they’re planning to wear to the big night to all the delicious food they can’t wait to eat. Tune in for laughs, sibling banter, and their unique take on Emmy night prep.
In this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings, hosts Cameron and Brandon share 4 practical ways to have a great back-to-school year. Whether you’re starting a new grade, a new school, or just want a fresh start, this episode is packed with encouragement to help you start the year strong.
In this episode of Simply Austastic Siblings, hosts Brandon and Cameron Brundidge take on one of the toughest parenting challenges: how to share tragic news with an autistic child. To help guide this sensitive conversation, they’re joined by special guest Brandon Jones, Executive Director of the Minnesota Association for Children’s Mental Health.
In this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings, we’re sharing our top three favorite things about the Gracie’s Corner Concert! From the music that got us moving, to the energy of the crowd, to the moments that made us smile the most. Only on Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast.
Brandon and Cameron Brundidge are back with another episode of Simply Autastic Siblings! This time, they’re sharing their top three tips for having the best day ever at the state fair. Brandon and Cameron Brundidge are back with another episode of Simply Autastic Siblings! This time, they’re sharing their top three tips for having the best day ever at the state fair.
The crew is back — and so are the laughs, twists, and slick heists. In this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings, host Brandon and Cameron share the four standout things they loved about The Bad Guys 2.
In this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings, Cameron and Brandon break down three simple ways to keep from getting sick. Whether you’re heading into cold season or just want to feel your best, this episode gives you the tools. Listen now to The Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast.
It’s a celebration on the Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast! Hosts Brandon and Cameron get together to mark Brandon’s big day, and this year came with a surprise he didn’t see coming. Tune in to hear all about the birthday fun, the reactions, and the joy that made it unforgettable start to his teenage years.
Planning a birthday celebration for kids with autism can be tricky, but Brandon and Cameron have some tips on how to do it so that everyone can have fun without having sensory overload on the latest episode of their podcast.
It can be hard to find all your friends to attend your birthday party because of vacations and the fact that there's no school and you don't see them every day, so Brandon and Cameron have some tips on how to have a fun summer birthday party on the latest episode of their podcast.
This summer, while school is out, Brandon and Cameron show kids with autism some fun and unique ways they can keep cool to beat the heat on the latest episode of their podcast.
Brandon and Cameron take a look back on their career as kid podcasters and have fun remembering how they got started out and how far they come on the latest episode of their show Simply Autastic Siblings.
Brandon and Cameron, two siblings with autism, host a podcast to talk about fun stuff that kids on the spectrum will enjoy. This week, they give a great review of the new Lilo & Stitch movie and talk about why they think you'll love it.
Brandon and Cameron explain how they create their podcasts each week to encourage other kids with autism to find their voice and create their own show.
Brandon and Cameron are excited that some of their favorite cartoons are getting a reboot including the wildly popular Yo Gabba Gabba real life action dance party series. The autistic siblings talk about the ones that'll be fun to watch and the ones that weren't worth the time of day on the latest episode of their popular podcast.
In this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings, hosts Cameron and Brandon break down four of their favorite vocal warm-ups. Expect dramatic breathing, silly sounds, and maybe a little friendly competition for center stage. You’ll be laughing and loosening up your voice in no time!
In this episode of the Simply Autistic Siblings Podcast, hosts Cameron and Brandon introduce the world of cheer camps, ninja camps, programming camps, and theatre camps. This special is for every kid who is looking for a their new favorite summer camp.
This week on the Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast, Cameron and Brandon share their hilarious summer vacation plans. From visiting the High School Musical set in Salt Lake City, to theme parks in Kansas City, and back to the Minnesota State Fair. Plus, plane ticket tips, sibling banter, and birthday shoutouts!
Cameron and Brandon dive into the new animated movie Sneaks on this episode of Simply Autastic Siblings! They share what the movie is about, why they recommend it for families, and a few laughs along the way. From sneakerhead stories to favorite celebrity voices, you won't want to miss their take!
On their podcast for kids on the spectrum, Brandon and Cameron offer a fun film review of the blockbuster Minecraft Movie.
Brandon and Cameron talk about some of the exciting cartoon reboots that are making a comeback on the latest episode of their podcast for autistic kids.
Brandon and Cameron show kids with autism how they can have a fun, not frightening flight, when they travel with their parents for spring break on the latest episode of their podcast.
Kids with autism are more likely to be bullied in school. After Cameron experiences a bullying incident, she and her brother Brandon, who is also on the spectrum, offer tips on what to do if you're being pushed around by another student.
Cameron had a bad slip and fall at home and injured her collar bone so she and her brother Brandon are offering some safety tips that will hopefully keep your arm from being in a sling. Spoiler Alert: gripper socks are a necessity if your home has laminate flooring.
Brandon & Cameron just saw the new movie, Dog Man, and in this episode, they’re sharing three things they loved most about the movie. Listen in to hear all about it.
Brandon & Cameron had a fun day at the Mall of America, and in this episode, they talk all about it!
Brandon & Cameron have a school dance coming up, so they’re going to be talking about the ways that they have prepared for the event. Listen in to hear all about it!
Winter is here, but that doesn’t mean you have to stay inside. In this week’s episode, Brandon & Cameron talk about ways to stay warm in the cold weather. Listen in to hear all about it.
Did you get any presents over the holidays? In this week’s episode, Brandon & Cameron discuss ways to make those gifts last. Listen in to hear all about it!
Brandon & Cameron had a very musical weekend between going to an orchestra concert and their little brother performing a piano recital. Listen in to hear all about it.
The Holiday Season is here and there are a lot of things you can do for fun over the break. Listen in to hear all about it!
Brandon and Cameron are excited that their mom is a Xfinity rewards member which means they get fun prizes and perks like buy one get one free ticket to see Wicked in theaters.
The release of Moana 2 is just around the corner, and Brandon & Cameron couldn’t be more excited. Listen in to this week’s episode as they talk about the movie, merchandise, and more.
Here are two of their favorite toys:
https://www.amazon.com/Disney-Moana-Maui-Petite-Gift/dp/B0CRK27TVS
https://www.amazon.com/Mattel-JBT37-Garland-Doll-3/dp/B0CRM2P8MS
In this episode, Brandon and Cameron talk about the ins and outs of the new Sonic the Hedgehog Movie (spoiler alert). Listen in to hear all about it!
In this episode, Brandon & Cameron are embracing the spirit of the show Mortified by sharing some funny and embarrassing stories that have happened to them throughout their lives. Listen in to this fun, funny, and lighthearted show.
This past week Brandon & Cameron visited the University of Minnesota and sat in on a college class. Listen in to hear all about it.
Brandon & Cameron’s brother, Andrew started his first year of college this fall and the siblings were reunited when they visited the University of Saint Cloud State University campus this past weekend.
Brandon and Cameron get ready to go to the Emmy awards with their mom, Sheletta, who is being honored. They talk about how to be on your best behavior at fancy events.
In this week’s episode, Brandon and Cameron share fun things to do in after-school free-time. Tune in to hear about their favorite activities and get some fun ideas for yourself!
Halloween is just around the corner, and in this week’s episode, Brandon & Cameron share what they’re going to be for this Halloween as well as some of their favorite past costumes.
In this week’s episode, Brandon & Cameron debate which movies they think are more girl movies and which they think are more boy movies. Check them out and decide for yourself here:
Barbie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBk4NYhWNMM
Despicable Me 4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQlr9-rF32A
Next week is Cameron’s first school dance, so she’s been working on her moves. In this week’s episode, Brandon & Cameron share and demonstrate their favorite funky dances.
Cameron just started her first week of Middle School and in this week’s episode, Brandon & Cameron share 5 Tips for Middle Schoolers. Listen in to learn more.
Brandon and Cameron Brundidge show all their friends and fans with autism how to have a good time at their local state fair and give a preview of the Minnesota State Fair and all the new foods that will debut this year.
Brandon and Cameron are joined by their little brother Daniel and talk about how they plan to get healthy and stop biting their nails for 2024 on the latest episode of their fun and fabulous podcast for kids with autism.
Brandon and Cameron attend their first fashion show at Rosedale Center in Roseville, Minnesota and get a front row seat to check out all the latest back-to-school gear from stores like Old Navy and Von Maur.
On this week's episode of their podcast dedicated to kids on the spectrum, autistic siblings, Brandon and Cameron Brundidge, interview the ring master of the Royal Canadian Circus.
Brandon and Cameron chat with Santa Pat at Mall of America about how he helps kids with autism celebrate Christmas.
Brandon and Cameron interview Nickelodeon star That Girl Lay Lay after she performs at the Mall of America in Minnesota.
Brandon and Cameron talk about all the fun they had at the Minnesota State Fair and the going back to school for the first time in person since the pandemic began...
It's Cameron and Brandon's favorite season: Fair Season. The autistic siblings check out county fairs across the Midwest finding fun things that kids with autism can do.
Brandon and Cameron talk all about the fun they had at their first NASCAR race and how they got to meet Brandon Brown, who put the cover of Brandon's new autism children's book on the hood of his car.
Brandon and Cameron talk about all the fun they had and the floats they saw at the Cottage Grove Strawberry Festival parade on the latest episode of their podcast.
Brandon is excited to talk about his new autism children's book and how he hopes it inspires kids on the spectrum to be brave and try new things.
The Simply Autastic Siblings, Brandon and Cameron Brundidge talk about the new sensory friendly suite at Target Field where kids with autism can go to calm down when they're visiting Twins home games.
Brandon and Cameron talk about how much fun they had at the special needs day for kids with autism at the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo.
Brandon and Cameron talk about places kids with autism, like them, can go that are fun and safe including Houston Space Center and the Minnesota Children's Museum.
After her father in law died, Sheletta invited the folks from TrellisConnects.org on the podcast to thank them for the work they do to help older folks find resources that provide them a better quality of life.
Brandon and Cameron talk about their recent vacation to Houston and the fun they had at autism sensory friendly facilities like NASA's Space Center Houston and the Houston Children's Museum.
After their mom says "no" to their request for a puppy, Brandon and Cameron hatch a plan to get her to agree to get them a "companion" animal so they'll have a new friend to play with while they're quarantined during COVID-19.
Brandon & Cameron are more excited about their dad's 55th birthday than he is and are looking forward to eating cake and ice cream. They even wrote a song about it, like to hear it, here it go...
On their first video broadcast, Brandon and his sister Cameron take the podcast completely off the rails. Instead of talking about their post COVID-19 vacation plans, the autistic siblings start speaking French and telling knock-knock jokes...
On the debut episode of their new show Simply Autastic Siblings, Cameron and her brother Brandon are obsessed with locating a lost bear roaming around the neighborhood. Cameron thinks it might be pink while Brandon wants him for a pet...
The Mommy & Me Podcast is under construction as Sheletta transitions the weekly show to be taken over by her two younger children, Brandon and Cameron, who have autism.
Andrew and his mom talk about all the fun they had while shooting an episode of Family Dinner, a new cooking show that's streaming on Discovery Plus.
When Andrew's best friend's grandmother died, he had to try and find a way to comfort him without offering a hug, handshake or pat on the back. The teen tells his mom he used laughter and lessons he learned from counseling to help his buddy feel better.
When Andrew and his siblings saw the struggles of people in Texas during the recent winter storm, they canceled their spring break trip, took all the money out of their vacation account, and donated it to families in need. He and his mother Sheletta talk about the gift of giving...
Since Andrew and his girlfriend haven't broken up, Sheletta wants to be the "special lady" in her son's life on Valentine's Day, but the teen isn't having it. When he sasses off about why he won't kiss her, she reveals she's been sneaking smackeroos for years while he's asleep...
Sheletta and her son Andrew talk about the fun they had doing this podcast together over the past year and the future of the show. Andrew's looking forward to carrying on his mother's legacy in the media of amplifying diverse voices...
With a new president and a renewed focus on tackling #COVID19, Andrew is hopeful he will be able to leave his room, also known as the "pandemic prison" to get back to school and playing basketball with his friends...
Everything that Andrew's mom Sheletta had been telling him about police officers was on full display as domestic terrorists stormed the Capitol. The two talk about the two systems of justice in America and what that means for Black teens...
Andrew shares with his mom Sheletta the things he's looking forward to 2021 and the lessons he's learned from 2020 after dealing with the pandemic.
Sheletta noticed during their family's Zoom meeting with Santa that her teenage son didn't stick around for the chat. So on this week's episode of the Mommy & Me Podcast, Andrew spills the beans on when he stopped believing in The Big Guy...
After his appearance on The Tamron Hall Show, Andrew thinks it's a good time to remind his mom Sheletta that he's mature enough to handle a cell phone; however, when he tries to make his case, she can't forget what he did the last time he had some freedom on Facebook...
When Andrew realizes that his mom Sheletta is a little 'out of sorts' this holiday season because of the stress of online schooling his younger siblings who have autism, the teen comes up with several ways to help pick her spirits up.
When Minnesota's governor canceled youth sports, it pretty much dashed all of Andrew's hopes to play hoops this year. He talks about his disappointment and his determination to make next year his best year on the Mommy & Me Podcast with his mom Sheletta Brundidge.
Sheletta and her son Andrew verbally spar over whether or not the country to be shut down to flatten the COVID-19 curve on the Mommy & Me Podcast. Andrew suggests closing only states with spikes and his mother says that plan is why people are dying at record rates...
When Sheletta and her family went on vacation in their new RV, her son Andrew took the liberty of sleeping in the master suite of the coach while she and her husband took turns driving. When they finally arrived to their destination, she couldn't figure out why her pillows smelled like teenage armpits, that's because Andrew didn't follow the "sleeping in other folks bed 101" rules...
Sheletta takes her teenage son to task for not using his gifts and talents to be a blessing to others.
Andrew wants to know if there is an end date to the time he has to spend in the COVID jail his mother Sheletta is forcing him to live in. Not being allowed to visit with his friends or go to school, the teen says it feels like life without the possibility of parole...
Sheletta and her teenage son Andrew are locked in a heated debate about whether or not kids who are learning online should get a new outfits for a new school year on the latest Mommy & Me Podcast...
Experiencing his first year of high school from the comfort of his bedroom is brutal for Andrew. Because he's such an extrovert and thrives in group settings, he's struggling to stay focused and do his best in isolation because of #COVID19.
Sheletta and her teenage son talk about the death of Chadwick Boseman. Andrew idolized the Black Panther star and discusses how he's inspired by the legacy Chadwick leaves behind.
Andrew's 14th birthday is coming up in a few weeks so he's already started applying online for jobs at McDonald's, Burger King or Taco Bell. His mother Sheletta ain't having any parts of her son being a front line worker putting himself at risk for contracting #COVID19 (and that's putting it mildly).
When Sheletta says her children will have to scale back plans to celebrate their birthdays because of #COVID19, Andrew shoots back with facts and figures about how Dave & Busters and Chuck E. Cheese plan to keep party goers safe.
Andrew thought his family was somehow special and that's the reason they won a free Class A from Camping World. Sheletta had to tell him it was actually God answering his little sister's prayer to bless their family with a free RV that made it happen.
On the latest episode of the Mommy & Me Podcast, Andrew tells his mother that he suddenly has hope for the future after seeing several George Floyd protests in the suburbs of Minnesota lead by young white activists and allies.
After George Floyd was murdered, Sheletta had to have "The Talk" with her teenage son about what to do if he has an encounter with police. The fact that he was a target simply because of the color of his skin made Andrew angry, his mother is trying to help him turn that anger into action to help heal their town.
When a big time Hollywood studio asks Andrew to review one of their movies, he ditches his mom and calls a friend to help co-host the Mommy & Me Podcast. It's Uncle Rusty Gatenby to the rescue! A long time award winning film critic, Rusty gives Andrew the right recipe to rating motion pictures.
During their Mommy & Me Podcast, Sheletta tells Andrew that even if classes open up for the fall, he will continue distance learning and she won't be allowing any of her children on a school campus. Andrew is distraught that he'll miss out on his first year of high school.
Sheletta's son Andrew had an emotional breakdown after being cooped up in the house because of the coronavirus. Tears were shed, yelling ensued, hugs were handed out and a counselor had to be called in to help. This mother-son duo share their emotional journey of healing during the pandemic to help others.
On this week's episode of the Mommy & Me Podcast on #SHElettaMakesMeLaugh, Andrew makes the case for why, at just 13-years-old, he's "mature" enough to watch R-rated movies. When his plea fell on deaf ears, he tried to convince his mama that it would benefit his knowledge of black history if he was able to watch Jordan Peele's horror flick "Us".
In order for Sheletta to promote her new autism book, Andrew has to step up and help out with his younger siblings. The teenager talks about the challenges of filling the role of assistant teacher while his mom works to sell copies of Cameron Goes To School.
With the release of her new autism children's book Cameron Goes To School, Sheletta talks to her son Andrew about their family's battle with autism. The two are amazed at the gains the children have made since their diagnosis. Andrew admits it's been difficult being the "normal" child on the latest episode of The Mommy & Me Podcast on SHElettaMakesMeLaugh.com.
Andrew, like his mom Sheletta, is a very social teen, so being stuck in the house without friends to talk to is a struggle for him. But he's found some strategies, besides harassing his younger siblings, to cope with the isolation caused by the coronavirus crisis. He offers tips for teens on how to stay sane in an insane world on The Mommy & Me Podcast on SHElettaMakesMeLaugh.com.
Sheletta has a new children's book called Cameron Goes To School, about her daughter's autism journey as she prepares to go off to kindergarten. The six year old joins the Mommy & Me Podcast to talk about what she hopes the world will learn from a book about a little black girl with autism.
On The Mommy & Me Podcast, when Sheletta learned that Andrew had kissed a girl, she was kissing the floor because she fell out. The helicopter mom tried to explain to her son that having a relationship is hard work for an adult to manage emotionally, but her pleading fell on deaf ears because Andrew is in love.
When Andrew's friend ask him if he thought a classmate was attractive, he responded, "She's too fat for me." That friend took their private conversation and posted it word-for-word on social media. Andrew got in trouble and upset that his friend would betray his trust. On The Mommy & Me Podcast, Sheletta used this as a chance to teach her son what a true friend really is, and it ain't a snitch.
Andrew is out sick, so Sheletta called Jason Clopton, from The Teen Whisperer podcast, to fill in. Her secret plan to get Jason Clopton to help her understand why Andrew told his dad, and not her, that he's got a girlfriend backfired. Suffice it to say, Sheletta did NOT like the answers Jason gave her.
Andrew's basketball season came to a screeching halt when he injured his knee during a fluke accident at school. The teen is emotional, to say the least, about not being able to play the game he loves. He and Sheletta try to talk through his anger and come to a place of healing and acceptance on The Mommy & Me Podcast.
Andrew tries to make the case to his mom why he needs more than one pair of shoes to wear to school. While pleading his case to Sheletta, Andrew says most of his friends get five to 10 new pairs of sneakers each year. On The Mommy & Me Podcast, Sheletta suggests he gets new friends cause the ones he got now are out of his league.
After spending at least a hundred thousand dollars on private school tuition for the past 13 years, Sheletta came unglued when she found out that her teenage son Andrew wants to be a rapper. And even worse: one who uses cuss words. She's going to need another dose of nerve pills after this heated episode of The Mommy & Me Podcast.