,,7gnnhM4GHuE,UCqipWeE6Of6N_5tfJaEFBXw, Entertainment,Film, channel_UCqipWeE6Of6N_5tfJaEFBXw, video_7gnnhM4GHuE,Join Crissy, a caterpillar who dreams of becoming a butterfly but is held back by her fear of the dark. Misunderstood and judged by her peers, Crissy finds comfort in an unexpected friend—a seemingly kind spider.
"Crissy's Cocoon" is a poignant tale perfect for children and families that explores the dangers of misplaced trust and the importance of discerning true intentions.
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,1,The Family Proclamation “calls upon responsible citizens… everywhere to promote those measures designed to maintain and strengthen the family.” Andrew Young joins the podcast to share his experience as a DreamWorks animator and how he was forced to decide between answering the call to strengthen the family or keep his job.
Andrew begins by explaining what social engineering is (6:14). He gives some background on his career and then tells the story of his time at DreamWorks, starting with when he got his job (12:10) and began working on Mr. Peabody and Sherman (17:59). When Andrew discovered the actual motivations for making the movie (19:14) he decided to leave the company (26:44) which resulted in him learning how deliberately movie studios work against family and religious groups (29:52).
He goes into more detail about how animation studios create their villains (31:01) and now we have power over the content being produced (36:31). “You will perpetuate what you consume and pay for.”
Andrew gives advice on how to seek good media and correct false messages from the bad media (53:20).
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