Definitely Not Funny

This week we have on Jordan Grainger and Autumn Webb from the podcast “Still No Plan.” We chat about all things drinking culture and being sober curious, the importance of community in this post-grad world, and the realities of long-term relationships. Press play and come hang out with us xd

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Thank you McLean.

I am not a licensed professional nor an expert on OCD, all I can do is share my experience and what I have learned. If you or someone you know is suffering, I encourage seeking the help of a licensed professional.

Book Recommendations: 

• Self-Compassion by Kristin Neff
• The Happiness Trap by Russ Harris

OCD Resources: https://iocdf.org/

Suicide Hotline: 800-273-8255

I can be reached at @defnotfunnypod and @jackythetyga on Instagram

Today we are joined by the incredible Kiki ransom, who is a professional model based in London. Kiki thought strategically about what it was that she truly wanted to pursue, and what steps she was going to need to take to get there. She quit her corporate job in New York, moved across the pond, and now models full time. Hope this episode inspires you to take the leap - whatever that may be for you.

Today Jacky chats through her college admissions experience and how getting rejected from her top choice school was the biggest blessing she never asked for.

Climb aboard because this week cousin Hannah and I are discussing what our experience has been while undergoing the second puberty that no one talks about: the transition from student to adult. We chat about the changes in community, friendships, finances, and physicality. Hoping that this provides a sense on camaraderie for others going through the same thing and some guidance for those about to graduate xoxo

Join me while I make a Hinge profile for the first time in two years and find out whether or not I end up doing a stupid voice prompt.

Disclaimer: This episode is not intended to serve as investment or dating advice

Eden is a real estate agent with Sotheby's and throughout the interview we discuss her experience breaking into the field as well as her relationship with Judaism. Eden takes us through the anxieties that come with starting a new career and the importance of doing things alone to be uncomfortable and build new connections.

Today we are joined by the fabulous Sarah Morrow, who opens up to us about her journey with Mormonism, getting married at 19 and having two kids while in college, going through a divorce in your 20s, and dating now as a single mother full of confidence. There’s a ton to unpack here and we definitely get into it. She is funny, smart, and pretty, what more could you ask for?

If you don’t have chills by the end of this episode you’re entitled to a refund. Today’s guest, the incredible Liv Reiter, opens up about her struggles with disordered eating and anorexia after years as a D1 coxswain and shares her story about how signing up for a marathon initiated her path to recovery. We also discuss her job as an assistant at CAA and the pressures that come with that, as well as advice for what to say if you know someone who is struggling with their relationship to food.

Liv’s Instagram: @livreiter

Resources:

https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/

NEDA Hotline: (800) 931-2237

Buckle up everyone because this week we’re going to the fabulous city of Las Vegas. What happens in Vegas comes on Definitely Not Funny 5+ years later and this is my sincere apology for making my freshman year date relive this. Also I’m kickass at painting coolers xd