HeyJaredVirgo Season
What's better than one Virgo? That's easy, two Virgos with a lot to say. Virgo Season is an ongoing conversation between friends covering everything from culture to life as a married man (Ryan) and a single woman (Today with a J). There's nothing off the table.
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- Sep 21, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Virgo Season Ends (opens the original)
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This is technically our last episode of actual Virgo season, and we are not about to let that pass quietly. Also it's Ryan's birthday week, which means Joyhdae recorded in the shirt with his face on it. On purpose. As a gift. We open with Virgos Doing Virgo Things, because apparently Beyoncé has been quietly funding scholarships, disaster relief, and a homeless shelter in Houston while y'all argue about an empty merch box. This week's AITA isn't sponsored by us for once, it's sponsored by a list
Boricua MoreNA! (opens the original)
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We're back (kind of), and Fat Joe picked a wild week to call himself the Blackest man in the room. Ryan needed a summer to touch grass. Joyhdae turned 43 and drank accordingly. In between, we recorded on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, watched Apple ask $2,000 for a phone that folds, and got very into our feelings about who gets to say what and who gets called what. This is the refresh, again. Fewer hot takes for the sake of hot takes, more of the actual conversations we have in our group chat. ⸻
We Outside (opens the original)
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So, Ryan announced our August break live on air before Joyhdae could ease into it. No warning. No transition. Just "I don't know what you're doing, but I'm taking a break in August, thanks." Dropped it on us like a Flex bomb. Anyway. The streets is calling and both Virgos are answering. The hoochie daddy shorts are in effect, the cocoa butter is on the knees, and this man discovered fabric scissors and has been cropping every shirt he owns since. Somewhere between chaos and clarity, that's where
Meat & Greet (opens the original)
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Somewhere between a Yankee Stadium spiritual awakening and a nationwide lettuce crisis, we recorded this episode. And listen, the writers of America The Soap Opera did NOT take the week off. Joyhdae and Ryan are still floating from JAŸ-Z's three night residency at Yankee Stadium (yes, both of us went, no, we are not okay), Ryan is child-free and barely knows what week it is, and somehow we still delivered. There's death. There's mystery. There's a parasite. There's a scam. There's HOV. That's no
Mike & Dick (opens the original)
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Somebody check on Joyhdae because Hov weekend has her heart rate at concert levels and the episode hasn’t even started. But before the celebration, we go where the culture needs us to go. This week we sit with the story of Nolan Wells, the 18-year-old Mississippi athlete who went on a boat trip with his friends and never came home. His phone was on the boat. His data was wiped. His friends left without him. We talk about what this story triggers for Black parents, why “we come together, we leave
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