Super annoying baby talk and Super Bodie Man are but two of the super things in this week’s episode. Jedediah & Torrey talk about fame, empathy, and the aftermath of last week’s Talent Show, while Little Jed is distressed by fictional death, excited by the impending end of the school year, and defeated by a wooden board. And, he gets (and we have) his yearbook.

Guest starring Lily Sloane of (super) podcast A Therapist Walks Into a Bar!

IT’S TALENT SHOW WEEK. Jedediah & Torrey are joined once again by Matt. Together, they relive the week leading up to the finest performance of their little lives, as well as the performance itself, thanks to an amazing historical find...

It’s Memorial Day, so Jedediah & Torrey talk about what it is to be brave. Meru, Achilles, and a pair of 4F-ings lead the boys into this week in 1993, where Little Jed & co. get up to their most disturbing shenanigans yet. Additionally: the creative process, the crushing crush of crushes, and another unresolved mystery. (Our tipline: 802-851-9578)

We start off the week by wondering if Jedediah is betraying Little Jed by doing this podcast, while Torrey admits to feelings of jealousy and wonder, 25 years later. This is followed by dying dialects, defense mechanisms over pet death, a 2-year-old eating avocado toast, the pleasures and sorrows of work, [ENTRY REDACTED], and a sleepover that the boys will never forget.

Jedediah & Torrey cover it all, from pivotal moments to alternate dimensions, from math champions to spelling redemption, from a Happy Day of the Mother to a beloved and mysterious gel pen. Call the tipline at 802-851-9578 if you have information to share about plaques or “lots of killing” from 1993.

How do we make memories? Can one tell a lie in order to tell the truth? And did Donny REALLY have the power of telekinesis? This week, Jedediah makes Torrey say something in French, calls his brother to reminisce about their treehouse (more of a tree platform), and feels bad about a disaster of a concert 25 years ago. Meanwhile in 1993, Little Jed employs sarcasm and hates everything.

How do we know what we know of the past? And what if we’re totally wrong? This week, last week’s cliffhanger is immediately resolved. Aunt Annie shares her perspective on life in 1993. Jedediah & Torrey take on archaeology, baseball, polygons, and destiny, while Little Jed takes on heartache, longing, and a book about hatching dragons.

Set some reasonable expectations and lay on the floor with Jedediah & Torrey as they debate creativity and getting past the most obvious idea, the weather and whether to talk about it, wild rice, arrogance, and shame, while Little Jed rents, like, five videos games while on vacation.

Torrey & Jedediah issue some corrections, explore the nature of truth, and reveal the identity of the Bookworm. And that’s not the only mystery solved! Thanks to our listeners, the boys discover the meaning of ADITLOACA and it takes them (and you) on an educational journey back in time. Meanwhile, in 1993, Little Jed goes to church, becomes a card-carrying babysitter, does not have Divorce Group, witnesses a suspicious character, and insults two video games and his brother.

As always, call the tip line if you have any corrections, truths, or identity reveals: 802-851-9578.

Whips & (fake) baby chicks.

Fighting techniques & caregiving tips.

New baffling acronyms & old codes cracked.

All examples of… the darkness & the light.

And all talked about this week on… The Jedediaries.

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