Gene Demby

Gene Demby, host of Code Switch, and comedian Hari Kondabolu engage in a heartfelt discussion about modern fatherhood. They reflect on how to teach their children about race amid diverse identities. Both share personal anecdotes that highlight their nostalgic childhoods and their desire to pass on cultural values. They also tackle the emotional complexities of parenting, exploring joys and challenges while redefining masculinity. It’s a poignant look at what it means to be a father in today's world.

Gene Demby, the host of NPR's Code Switch and a twin himself, joins the conversation to discuss the film *Twinless*, featuring Dylan O’Brien and James Sweeney. The film explores the unique bond between two friends grieving their lost twins, blending dark humor and emotional complexity. Demby highlights how the narrative delves into themes of identity, character dynamics, and the often-unseen connections in male friendships. The discussion reveals shocking plot twists and relatable storytelling, making it a thought-provoking watch.

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