Jedidiah Jenkins on Dating AI, Longevity, and Hiding Dead Bodies

Broad Ideas with Rachel Bilson & Olivia Allen

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4.7 • 592 Ratings

🗓️ 15 January 2024

⏱️ 133 minutes

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Summary

Author Jedidiah Jenkins talks with Rachel and Olivia about “The Church of Jed”, growing up gay in a homophobic environment, and how his latest book Mother Nature has changed his relationship with his mom. They also discuss walking across America, romantic relationships with AI, and other futuristic prophecies.

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0:00.0	This is a headgum podcast.
0:05.5	Welcome to broad ideas.
0:07.8	Hello, people.
0:09.2	Hello, Rachel.
0:10.9	At least.
0:11.7	And Rob, I got a hello.
0:13.3	Hey.
0:15.8	Fucking wrong.
0:16.6	He's a good of his face when he does it, too.
0:18.5	Do it again.
0:19.3	He's a little weasel.
0:20.5	Hey.
0:21.4	Hey. Pretty.
0:24.3	You try and keep straight.
0:26.4	You try and keep...
0:27.5	Loves.
0:28.7	People have been writing in being like,
0:30.9	can you do an episode where it's just you, Rachel, and Rob, please?
0:34.1	Do you think people want to see Rob's feet?
0:36.8	Obviously.
0:39.2	Let's see those babies.
0:43.7	Got more and more requests. Okay. Let's introduce.
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