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Parent info: Teddy Talks is recommended for ages 6-10. It's an Episodic show that can be listened to in any order. Made in the USA, it's about Stories and Friendship for kids. Launched in 2025, it has 2 seasons.
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Kenzie feels sad when her dad is too busy to play. But what if special time is hiding somewhere unexpected? Rebecca, the Teddy Twins, and legendary actor Jeff Bridges and his daughter Isabelle share their secret to making special time — even when life gets bus…
Kaylee is the tallest kid in her class—almost as tall as the teacher! Sometimes that feels special, but other times it makes her feel embarrassed when kids tease her. With help from Dr. Rebecca, the Teddy Twins, and special guest Stacey Blanchet, Kaylee learns…
Imani has a brand-new baby cousin—but she didn’t come from her aunt’s belly! With help from Rebecca, the Teddy Twins, and special guest Jim Jacobs, Imani learns that families are made in many different ways. Together, they explore adoption, foster care, and th…
Aaliyah is worried. Sometimes her mom feels really sad and doesn’t want to play, so Aaliyah wonders if she’s the reason why. With help from Rebecca, the Teddy Twins, and special guest Toby Hemingway, we explore this tender question about what to do when someon…
Danielle wonders why people have different skin colors. With help from Rebecca, the Teddy Twins, and special guest Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart, she learns that our differences make us unique, and that kindness, curiosity, and respect help us celebrate each other.
Jackson is 4 years old and loves building towers with Legos, but they keep falling down and he feels like giving up. Rebecca, the Teddy Twins, and special guest Dr. Byron McClure help Jackson learn what to do when things don’t go the way he wants, and how to u…
Miguel feels lonely after moving to a new place and worries about making friends. With help from Rebecca, the Teddy Twins, and special guest Leslie Priscilla, he learns that friendship comes in many forms. Even quiet ones!
Kai wonders why some people sleep on sidewalks instead of in beds. With support from Rebecca, the Teddy Twins, and special guest Kevin Adler, he learns about kindness, compassion, and how we can all help neighbors in need.
When Jada sees a boy in a wheelchair with a dog at the mall, she starts to wonder why some people get to bring pets inside. Luckily, Rebecca, the Teddy Twins, and special guest Kelley Coleman are here to help her learn all about service dogs, invisible disabil…
Mason feels scared after seeing upsetting news on TV and worries that something bad might happen near him, too. With help from Rebecca, the Teddy Twins, and special guest Brooks Jaroz, he learns how to manage those big feelings, and that it's okay to feel afra…
Ava dreams of becoming a professional “dessert taster” when she grows up, but her brother says that’s not a real job! With help from Rebecca, the Teddy Twins, and special guest Margarita Olivero Golden, a cake artist who turns desserts into stunning works of a…
Michael is feeling bored and can’t find anything fun to do. With help from Rebecca, the Teddy Twins, and special guest Gavin McCormick, he discovers how curiosity can turn an ordinary day into an exciting adventure.
Lily feels upset after a haircut doesn't turn out the way she hoped. Luckily, Rebecca, the Teddy Twins, and special guest Mr. Chazz are here to help her see that it’s okay to feel big emotions, and that mistakes can be part of growing up.
Camila loves drawing at home but feels unsure about making art at school. With help from Rebecca, the Teddy Twins, and special guest Eric Rogers, she learns that every creation is special. Just like her!
Grizzlette has a big secret, but she’s nervous about sharing it. Thankfully, Rebecca, the Teddy Twins, and special guest Danny Tieger are here to help her learn that telling the truth feels better than keeping things inside.
Oliver struggles with sharing his toys and feels worried when his sister wants to play too. Thankfully, Rebecca, the Teddy Twins, and special guest Suzanne Tucker are here to help him learn that naming his big feelings can make tricky times easier.
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