In this week's episode, Aaron and Dr. Amy continue their culinary journey through a sea of Cheez Whiz and a mountain of Sloppy Joe meat. Hear Dr. Amy's BRILLIANT solution to the frustration of Sloppy Joe slopping out of your hamburger bun. Plus, not one but TWO True Latchkey Confessions form Aaron. Bon appetit! 

What did you have for lunch today? Was it a slice of Oscar Meyer bologna, slathered with Cheez Whiz and piled on top of a slice of Hillbilly Bread? If not, you are missin' out. Tune into this week's episode of The Latchkey Kids for more culinary adventures from our childhood. 

Did lawn Jarts ever put you in the emergency room? What did you do with all your Shrinky Dinks? On this week's episode, Aaron and Dr. Amy remember all the bad toys of our childhoods — the disappointing, the creepy, and the downright dangerous. 

On this week's episode, let's play a game of "Count the Wows" as Dr. Amy loses her mind over the decades-long career of 1980s pop music icon Madonna. The Material Girl had her laced-glove fingerprints on all aspects of culture — music, fashion, movies, sex, and just about everything else. I mean ... wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow. 

If you could work ANYWHERE, which 80s sitcom workplace would you choose? Tending bar with Sam Malone in "Cheers?" Doing TV news with "Murphy Brown?" Maybe waiting tables at Mel's Diner with Alice and the gang? Whatever your workplace fantasy, we've got you covered on this week's episode of The Latchkey Kids. 

State and county fairs today are much the same as they were back in the 1980s — the fried food, the barfy rides, the smelly yet adorable livestock ... it's all still there! The only thing different back then was the lack of parental supervision. Tune in to Episode 56 to reminisce about going to the fair (and to hear Aaron's True Fair Confession). 

Even when they're chasing pirate treasure through a maze of underground caverns, "Goonies never say die!" Relive the magic of the classic 1985 film "The Goonies" on this episode of The Latchkey Kids. It'll have you walking the plank, doing the Truffle Shuffle, and chasing after One-Eyed Willie's lost fortune with your close-knit gang of friends. 

Ahh, who can forget the brilliant musical stylings of 1980s pop legend Tommy Tutone, right? What's that? You don't remember Tommy Tutone? Well, you definitely remember his one humongous hit song (HINT: it's a phone number!). In this (repeat) episode, Aaron and Dr. Amy count down — and sing! — your favorite one-hit wonder songs of the 80s. Come with us and sing along.

Just like roller rinks were nightclubs for 13-year-olds, the mall was THE place to be for teenagers in the 1980s. The fashions, the music, the sweet smell of Cinnabon saturating the air-conditioned atmosphere. And if you were lucky, you could catch a live show of Tiffany and/or Debbie Gibson at your local mall. Were they sisters? Please enjoy this very special (REPEAT) episode devotee to mall culture!

Unless you are a perfect angel like Dr. Amy, you knew that "I'm about to get in trouble" feeling when you were a kid. The sinking pit in your stomach, the wild and desperate ideas to undo what's been done, and then the very worst of possible consequences: hearing your poor mother tell you how disappointed she is in your behavior. In this week's episode, Aaron relives a few of his greatest hits of an ENTIRE CHILDHOOD spent "in trouble" while Dr. Amy recalls the time she had 200 kids over to the house and then stole and crashed the family car. WAIT WHAT?!