Jealous Podcast

We’re seeing double in this week’s episode of Jealous podcast! Sydney invites her twin sister, Jamie Dhabalt to join us. Jamie is a national board certified counselor with her master in clinical health counseling from UNI. Watch (and listen!) as Sydney, Jamie and Mackenzie try to get to the root of why jealous feelings sneak in and how to handle them for good. Jamie discusses the many benefits of therapy, why it’s time to squash the stigma around it and discusses the importance of mental health, especially right now. Plus, she leaves us with a few quick tips that will help improve your mood right now! Enjoy!

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This week on Jealous Podcast, Sam invites John Bosley, owner and artist of Bozz Prints, a creative powerhouse that specializes in prints, posters and tshirts in West Des Moines’ Historic Valley Junction. John's sense of hustle and witty sense of humor shine through as Sam and Mackenzie grill him on what jealousy means to him and how he comes up with all of his bad ass ideas for his art.

Check out Bozz Prints online: https://www.bozzprints.com/ or swing by his brick and mortar store in Historic Valley Junction.

You can also see more of John's work by following Bozz Prints on Instagram @bozzprints 
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In this week's episode of Jealous podcast, Rodney invites in someone whose career he's been following for the better part of 10 years, Dan McClanahan. Dan is a photographer who owns and operates McClanahan Studios in Ames, Iowa. Dan's work ranges from senior and family portraits to weddings to commercial work. Rodney and Dan's conversation spans from family to equipment to light painting and literally everything in between. Listen along and geek out with Rodney and Dan!

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Learn more about Dan and view his work at the following locations:

Portrait/Traditional Work: https://www.mcclanahanstudio.net/
Studio/Commercial Work: https://www.danmcclanahan.com/
Instagram: @danmcclan

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In this week's episode Mackenzie and Grace sit down with Erin Kiernan, anchor and reporter at WHO13 in Des Moines. Erin touches on the life experiences that got her to where she is today and the three talk about how rewarding and exhausting motherhood can be, the art of clapping back and how jealousy can often come masked as different emotions.

Learn more about Erin on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, @erinkiernan13 and learn more about Bing Bang at itsbingbang.com/podcast.

In this week's episode of Jealous Podcast, Sydney invites friend and fellow photographer, Sarah Rolling to sit down and discuss the unique approach she brings to her craft. The ladies talk through how they navigate the confusing emotions that can go along with scrolling through social media and how they've overcome jealousy when it creeps into their personal and professional lives!

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Learn more about Sarah and her photography business here.

Follow Sarah on Instagram at: @sarahrollingphoto

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In episode 1 of Jealous Podcast, Mackenzie interviews Kristin Porter of the popular blog, Iowa Girl Eats. The two discuss the beauty of collaboration versus comparison and ponder if men are ever plagued with the same jealous feelings that women constantly deal with.

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Learn more about Kristin at www.iowagirleats.com

In this week's episode of Jealous Podcast, Sam invites the one and only Carson King to talk about how his life has changed since he became an instant celebrity and accidental fundraiser during College GameDay in Ames in 2019.

Brandon invites Cortney Kintzer, Director of Photography at KCCI, to sit down and talk about his past 45+ years as a photo journalist and how he views his job as having a "backstage pass to life".