On Back to Bluey, dads and Bluey superfans Darin Lundberg and Robert Yaniz Jr. dive headfirst into the phenomenon that is the beloved Australian animated series Bluey. In each conversation, we’ll discuss a single episode of Bluey and break down what it has to say about parenthood, childhood, and life in general. We believe series creator Joe Brumm and his team have produced something that is just as aspirational and inspirational as it is heartwarming and humorous. So perhaps we all should take a bit of advice from these particular cartoon dogs. Join us for a series of fun, positive discussions that get to the heart of one of the finest children’s programs in recent memory. Because everything comes back to Bluey.
In episode 41 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert get to pedaling as they dig into "Bike" (season 1, episode 11). We'll discuss Bandit's wait-and-see approach to parenting, analyze the kids' different ways of coping with challenges, and dissect the latest update on BLUEY: THE MOVIE.
In episode 40 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert embark on their first Minisode Roundup. We'll admire Bandit's improvisational storytelling in "Three Pigs" before discussing the noir-inspired antics of master sleuth "Browny Bear."
In episode 39 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert welcome mutual friend and brother-in-podcasting Jason of Binge Movies for a My Bluey Story like no other. What does an adult who isn't a parent make of the Heeler family and the Bluey phenomenon as a whole? We'll discuss Jason's (in)experience with the show, which episodes stand out to him, and why he thinks the show resonates with us.
In episode 38 of Back To Bluey, Robert and Darin pay a visit to the one and only "Calypso" (season 1, episode 17). We'll discuss how the title character's debut encapsulates everything we love about her, examine how her classroom serves a greater purpose, and then circle back to a previous "My Bluey Story" for some additional insights.
In episode 37 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert pucker up for "Smoochy Kiss" (season 3, episode 35). We'll discuss what the Heelers teach us about long-term relationships, how the episode breaks gender stereotypes, and where the Bluey brand is over a year after "Surprise."
In episode 36 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert hit the road with "Driving" (season 3, episode 20). We'll discuss how the episode's imaginative play leads Chilli and Bluey to a better understanding, what it says about parenting in today's busy world, and whether the series works as a parenting guide.
In episode 35 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert welcome a very special guest with another edition of "My Bluey Story"! Darin's daughter, Savannah, shares how she discovered the show, why it matters to her, and which episode she resonates with the most.
In episode 34 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert get hyped up for "Stumpfest" (season 2, episode 6). We'll discuss what the episode really says about masculinity, speculate about that mysterious lemonade, and reminisce about the "very special" episodes of our youth.
In episode 33 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert try to have a balanced conversation about "Seesaw" (season 2, episode 28). We'll discuss the subtle power of Pom Pom’s appearance, question Bandit's motives, and explore how the show speaks more to adults than kids.
In episode 32 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert tell themselves some "Stories" (season 3, episode 28). We'll discuss how the episode gives two beloved supporting players their flowers, the show's delicate approach to celebrity guests, and the nuanced way it tackles self-worth.
In episode 31 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert face the mischievous wrath of "Fairies" (season 1, episode 30). We'll investigate the truth behind the magical shenanigans in the Heeler house, explore whether the kids are really the focus, and tease what we have lined up for Back To Bluey Season 3.
Holly Baxter's article on BLUEY:
https://www.independent.co.uk/independentpremium/bluey-bandit-heeler-movie-show-b2715202.html
In episode 30 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert wrap up our own season 2 with the existential symbolism of "Flat Pack" (season 2, episode 24). We'll unpack the spiritual and philosophical interpretations of this seemingly simple tale and tease what listeners can expect when Back To Bluey Season 3 rolls around.
In episode 29 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert stop and reflect on the Heelers' contemplative beach visit in "Stickbird" (season 3, episode 41). We'll discuss why this is an especially relatable episode for us and break down our complicated reaction to the announcement of a BLUEY movie.
In episode 28 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert celebrate the little things during "Bin Night" (season 2, episode 42). We'll discuss what the seemingly simple episode reveals about our beloved Heelers, how it embodies the show's open, loving spirit, and whether Bluey is destined for a life of science. Give it a listen, if you like.
In episode 27 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert welcome Brett Parker of Dissect That Film to share his Bluey story. We'll break down how the series stands out among today's "children's" entertainment, why Bandit is #DadGoals, and how Bluey's 7-minute runtime has impacted the show's success.
In episode 26 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert attend "The Show" (season 2, episode 19). We'll discuss how this Mother's Day episode deftly takes the Heelers to dark places, the greater implications behind its message, and why it's a fitting companion for our previous chat about "Sleepytime."
In episode 25 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert commemorate this milestone with an in-depth chat about the winner of our first listener poll, "Sleepytime" (season 2, episode 26). We'll discuss why Bingo's cosmic adventure is a fan favorite, how it conveys so much meaning with so few words, and what it says about the parent-child relationship.
In episode 24 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert proudly bust out their purple underpants for "Bumpy And The Wise Old Wolfhound" (season 1, episode 32). We'll discuss what Bingo's mysterious ailment could be, whether Bluey herself has a future in filmmaking, and speculate whether the series is produced with a canine audience in mind.
In episode 23 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert play by Lucky's Dad's rules in a contentious round of "Pass The Parcel" (season 3, episode 14). We'll discuss the show's take on modern versus traditional parenting, identify what makes this episode unique, and address a particularly egregious take on the series as a whole.
In episode 22 of Back To Bluey, Darin and Robert welcome a very special guest, Robert's wife Kai Yaniz, to share her Bluey story with us. We'll discuss the show's impact on the Yaniz household, which episodes resonate with Kai the most, and her complicated feelings about one of the show's most divisive characters.
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