In this episode, Jessica gives a brief summary of what listeners can expect from the second season of J. by Day. Some may be surprised to hear that the show is taking a different approach, in contrast to the "get to know me" approach taken in season one. 

On this episode, Jessica gives a self-critique of the season and its reception from the listeners. There is also, of course, talk about the current state of quarantine and the lack of social distancing in The South during this time.

On this episode, Jessica is joined by “GOAT Talk” Youtuber, Ben. The two discuss the difficulties and opportunities that come along with openly subscribing to a certain faith in the modern workforce. Their individual stories and experiences will be surprisingly relatable and at times questionable. Above all, the talk will shine a light on how these two crucial elements of people’s lives relate to each other. 

On this episode, Jessica will discuss what it takes (financially, emotionally, and socially) to move & find an apartment in NYC. She is joined by a friend and Atlanta native Chy, CEO of Nine/12 Interior Design Studio. She’ll also be giving tips on budgeting, go-to websites, and breaking down whether or not a realtor is necessary.  The two also give necessary live advice and tips on how to stay true to yourself in the concrete jungle.

Inspired by the 2015 Documentary "Fresh Dressed", Jessica speaks her mind on the relationship between music and fashion as ways of expression and classification. She discusses music in relation to issues of stereotypes, religious subscriptions, and other lifestyle influences.

On this episode, Jessica is joined by upcoming recording artist Aya (TanMoscato) and her “Music Encyclopedia” best friend Iyana. The trio discusses the current state of music, their likes and dislikes, as well as the importance of music in human life. Jessica’s opinionated guests give a balanced take on the Urban music scene and represent much of the New York community in doing so.

On this episode, Jessica breaks down the “scientific” terms for popular enhancement surgery. She also explains her longstanding interest in cosmetic surgery, the stigma behind it, and how it has evolved in popular culture. Her views on the controversial topic are likely to surprise listeners who are not exposed to plastic surgery in their daily lives.

On this episode, Jessica is joined by two long-time friends and former co-workers. The trio reminisces on the company the worked for, all the while giving valuable advice on entering and SURVIVING retail and the SoHo/downtown NYC life in the fashion industry. Their chemistry makes for an entertaining and laughter-filled talk about life as a sales associate in New York.

On this episode, Jessica will discuss the furloughed workers, the stimulus package, unemployment, resume building, and the benefits of in-person job hunting. As expected, she shares a story-time about her experience with attempting to switch industries, sharing the valuable experience with a humorous twist.

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