Jess & Meg are going on tour! Come see the short inspired by their (not) true story at Tallgrass Film Fest on October 1st and at Indie Memphis on October 21st! All this brought to you by their sponsor Nutrixium. Special thanks to Jency Allison Weeks for lending her vocal talents!

In this special edition episode, Jess and Meg field questions from their fav guard, Daniel, their podcast heroes, Sinisterhood, a fellow chocolate chunk lover, and a member of the clergy. Featuring the vocal and comedic talents of Kyle Austin, Christie Wallace, Heather McKinney, and Gabriel Vasquez

In this special edition episode, Jess and Meg field questions from their attorney, Jackson Smith, an old friend from PTA, Natalie, and former fling, Carl. Featuring the vocal and comedic talents of Danny Neely, Sarah Baston Skiles, Blane Skiles, and John Lehr

A District Attorney with a PTA ax to grind, a defense attorney more interested in saving face than keeping his clients out of prison, and two moms at the center of it all

When the Parkside Police Department arrived on the scene of the, is it possible they already had a theory about how Steve died and worked to shove that theory down everybody’s throats even though there was probably a totally normal explanation for what happened outside of murder? In this episode, Jess and Meg explore that very real possibility. #releasejessandmeg

Jess and Meg discuss in detail about the bizarre way Steve Meade died. And, in order to do that, they must discuss the Multilevel Marketing health and kitchen products company, Nutrixium.

A scandalous affair between the PTA President and the school principal. A school budget in crisis. In this episode, Jess and Meg explore the culture of Parkside Elementary School and how its toxicity could have easily led to Steve’s ultimate demise. It’s a viable theory left unexplored by law enforcement, who were quick to make an arrest and close this case for good.

Meet your hosts, Jess and Meg, inmates at the Flower County Correctional Facility. Listen as they deep dive into who Steve Meade was as a PTA President, small business owner, and part of the Parkside Community before he met his untimely demise.