I Seem Fun Reboot 2026

Jen sits at home to talk to you about the fear of a hashtag, announces some new dates for Boston and Dallas, talks over some pleasant Lawrence Welk music and wants to abolish the work week and cubicles.  (This one has 40 minutes of a serious topic and may not be for everyone. Please be kind, listen with empathy and control all urges to send hate. Love, Jen)

Jen sits at home to talk to you about her gig she’s announcing in at the Bell House in Brooklyn Sept 3rd, turning 40 in Sweden, reads about a teacher who wanted love advice from fourth-graders, reads emails from her mom about Mad Men and has an update on the saga of her neck.

Jen sits at home to talk to you about how Led Zep kicks off summer, a doctor who assumed she had a cat, a mysterious neck lump, a creepy French teacher and reads some I Seem Fun emails.

It’s the one year anniversary of the I Seem Fun podcast! Jen sits down to chat to you guys about a man in cream colored pants at the airport, a toothless cabbie, reads answers from the official I Seem Fun Pilot, reads emails from listeners, gives some advice and tells the tale of her awful experience auditioning for a TV show years ago.

THE WORLD IS FULL OF CRASHING BORES
Jen sits at home to tell you all about how funny Morrissey is in concert, discusses an angry listener who apologized, wonders if anyone without limbs listens, announces her four month celibacy plan, tells you all about her summer of love last year and funk music and polka are featured in the dreaded “plugs” section.  Oooh Oooooh!

Jen takes the stage at the North Door in Austin, Texas for an audience of very fun people to talk about her family trying to "help" her career and a phone call is made to Jen's parents to talk birthdays, sex and religion.

Jen sits at home in her bed to talk to you about her stress over Earth and space trash, her hatred of thermoses, her complicated feelings around mugs, being a woman with a stainless steel carafe and no butler, how she didn’t know what parents were in Kindergarten, hometown Nazi’s. Jen gives some tough love to listeners on their rule breaking and tries to introduce a new “ask a pilot” segment.  AND it’s the PAPERBACK RELEASE DAY OF JEN’S BOOK – I CAN BARELY TAKE CARE OF MYSELF

Jen sits in bed to talk to you about how this episode almost didn’t get recorded due to time management, people who “meet” their babies, women singing Nirvana, and then Jen bursts into tears and tries to get through a story – a podcast first. Then things wrap up with some plugs for the live I Seem Fun podcast taping this Saturday April 19th in Austin, Texas at the North Door.