David Boyle
David Boyle
6 Years 231 days - Major Payne
6 Years 231 days - Major Payne
6 Years 231 days - Major Payne
Wednesday 31st December 2025
Join David Boyle as he hilariously reflects on showing his kids 90s classics like 'Major Payne' and parenting in sobriety.
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9 minutes
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Nostalgic
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Episode Overview
- Boyle shares his experience of watching 'Major Payne' with his kids.
- Reflects on how humour has changed since the 90s.
- Discusses the challenges of parenting without alcohol.
- Highlights the contrast between past and present family films.
- Offers a comedic take on adapting to modern parenting norms.
"The 90s were different... Major Payne just goes on an absolute tear."
What makes a recovery story truly inspiring? In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', comedian David Boyle takes a nostalgic trip down memory lane, sharing his experience of introducing his children to a 90s classic, 'Major Payne'. As Boyle recounts the hilarious yet politically incorrect scenes from the film, he reflects on how times have changed and how some humour from the past might not fly today.
His candid storytelling is both humorous and raw, offering listeners a glimpse into his life as a sober parent navigating the challenges of raising kids in a world vastly different from his own childhood. Boyle's comedic take on showing his kids old movies like 'Major Payne' and 'Labyrinth' reveals his unique perspective on parenting without alcohol. He humorously critiques the stark contrast between the bold, unfiltered humour of the 90s and today's more sensitive approach to family entertainment.
With light-hearted anecdotes about his children's reactions and his wife's disapproval, Boyle keeps the mood light while subtly addressing the broader theme of personal growth and adaptation. The episode is a blend of laughter and reflection, as Boyle not only entertains but also prompts us to consider how our past experiences shape our present lives.
Whether you're a fan of 90s comedies or just enjoy hearing about the trials and triumphs of sobriety, this episode is sure to resonate with anyone who's ever felt caught between two eras. How do you think humour has evolved over the years, and what does that say about us? Dive into Boyle's world for a dose of nostalgia and a good laugh.