Hey Riddle Riddle #384: The Return (really!) of Kid Friendly
Nov 26, 2025
A delightful treat for families, the hosts launch into kid-friendly stand-up, tackling everything from Halloween candy to winter antics. They solve classic riddles while improvising funny sketches, including a birthday genie with twisty gifts. The discussion flows to seasonal blues, touching on mental health and online therapy experiences. Listener-submitted riddles spark laughter, especially with a cowboy dachshund joke. The banter is lively as they wrap up with playful tips and a call to enjoy childhood adventures!
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Frame Content For Your Audience
- Gear content to your audience; Erin explicitly framed riddles for a younger audience at the top of the episode.
- Adjust expectations and delivery if material is aimed at kids so grown-ups don't overcomplicate it.
Keep Jokes Simple And Relatable
- Short, relatable stand-up bits translate well for kids when kept simple and observational.
- John Patrick Coan's Halloween bit shows concrete examples: exaggerate one relatable idea and finish quickly.
Teacher Water-Bottle Story
- Erin relates a teacher-and-water-bottle observation drawn from her sister's classroom experience.
- She uses that personal example to build a short, crowd-friendly routine kids can recognize.
