I Seem Fun Reboot 2026

Jen sits in bed to talk to you about her nodule progress, Hallmark Christmas movies, putting her tree up on Friday the 13th, Thanksgiving week, heading to London, and annoying elevator conversations about how much stuff she’s holding.

Jen sits at home, in bed, to talk to you about how she hates when people ask about weekends, boring exorcisms, being the only one to show up for class, stomach aches, rotten wet kale, angels, devils, sex in Hell, Halloween, and how witch means gynecologist. 

Jen sits at home - (she’s back!) - to talk to you about a forgotten disco hit, an update on vocal therapy, her parents at a Ringo Starr concert, getting in trouble for a tattoo, her voting record, and a recent Hollywood bullshit experience.

Jen sits at home, on a thirty-minute I Seem Fun episode, to talk to you about how the episodes will be shorter during the vocal repair journey, Home Depot employees, it’s either nothing or cancer, bistro lights, handymen, and organizing. This episode brought to you by Casper Mattress

Jen sits live on stage from the LA Podfest in Beverly Hills to talk to the audience about her vocal nodules, a mass email to friends, Hugh Hefner's control issues, dissing an old classmate, and reads a listener email about the myth of the vacation. 

ISF ANNOUNCEMENT for 09/15/15

Jen sits at home to talk to you about a hotel fail in San Diego, the Burrito Man hates war, making room for RUSH (the band), and comedian David Quirk joins for a discussion about dropping offensive jokes and being called out. There is a trigger warning in this episode for the second half.

Jen sits at home in bed to podcast to you for the last time as a 40 year old as she babbles about her plan to be a “widow”, how she can’t quite seem to manage getting to have that vacation she keeps planning, and an old man and his cheese.

Jen sits at home to talk to you about enjoying talking in movie theaters, Billy Idol is better live than the Black Keys, a moral dilemma to bleep,wandering around cafes and reads listener emails from a depressed woman and a teacher whose students kick him.

ISF Memo for 8/12/15