ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Nick Coffman, writer for Hard Drive and co-host of the dad-themed movie podcast Stand N' Watch, joins me to talk about Tim Burton's Big Fish, relationships between parents and their children, and the all-too-familiar experience of joining a cult-adjacent, Masonic-affiliated leadership group when you're young.
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United States
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