Episode 305: In The Seats With...Jon Sherman and Melissa Vogley Woods and 'They/Them/Us'

You can never really judge a book by its cover, same goes for relationships and especially family...On this episode we look at a film that tackles the ever evolving nature of family in the new film in select US theatres tomorrow and on VOD on Feb 1st 'They/Them/Us'.Charlie and Lisa, two divorced parents in their 40’s, find themselves at a midlife crossroads. Both are single parents and they have four complicated teenagers between them: one non-binary gender kid, one who orders his weed through the mail, one very outspoken one, and last but not least, the “good” child. Lisa and Charlie meet on a dating site, fall madly in love and move in together way too soon. They/Them/Us is the story of how they manage the challenges of parenting some very demanding teenagers while trying to juggle an adult sexual relationship.Starring Joey Slotnick and Amy Hargreaves, this is a unique story of family, relationships and how what we show to the world isn't necessarily what's going on inside of us all.We had the unique pleasure of sitting down with writer/director Jon Sherman and his co-screenwriter Melissa Vogley Woods to get into the thick of this story and how it was born very much from a place of honesty...