
Looking forward to 2021
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.
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...