
At the end of a long day, nothing is better than winding down and decompressing with a good friend, especially one that’s seen it all. Jana Kramer is here to hang out and share her advice and experience from a pretty crazy life. She’s been there and done that, from acting to singing, divorce, motherhood and beyond. If you’ve got something to get off your chest, come over to Jana’s place, pour a gl... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 812 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Jana and Kathryn open up about what it takes to get ahead in the entertainment industry and how their personalities aren’t well suited for the constant schmoozing and social expectations, while Kirsten is dealing with an issue of a home with NO bound... more
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Jana, Kathryn and Kristen react to the video released by Taylor Frankie Paul’s ex Dakota Mortensen, showing verbal and physical abuse.
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The Bachelorette DRAMA continues, and Jana and Jennifer are reacting to the HORRIFIC video that was leaked today.
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Burning a flag doesn’t make you American or un-American LOL. Bad take on halftime show. One of the gals on your podcast sounds like maga. Gross. Way too much “idk” “idk” yet giving out fake facts.
Jana & Kristen- your take on the superbowl halftime was extremely disappointing. Research things before helping push a narrative that we have been led to believe you dont push. Turning point addressed why it was called the “All American Half Time” .. it had nothing to do with race or division. They acknowledge that he is a citizen. The problem is that bad bunny has openly talked about hating America & he has very satanic symbolism in his music videos. Thankfully he created a more wholesome halft... more
Today I listened to the episode about the Super Bowl halftime show. Look, I have slowly been moving away from this podcast because something felt off and today’s episode was beyond frustrating. However, I think it finally gave me the clarity as to why. They would not give a REAL opinion. It’s either that or they don’t have a clue what is going on in America. And don’t give me that whole excuse that you are taking a break from social media. Bad Bunny’s inclusion in the festivities and right win... more
I enjoyed listening to you all talk about the half time shows! It felt nice to hear from different perspectives and be respectful but also call out misinformation. I agree that the recent situation has led to more division, and it’s hard to see people have a one sided opinion and only interact with people who agree with them!
I’ve listened since day one and honestly, haven’t listen for the last 9-12 mo. It’s unbearable. Kristin and Jana babble on and Jana has no idea how do complete a whole sentence. I have second hand embarrassment when I’d listen to an interview. I think it’s time to call it quits ladies.
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The podcast features a casual and inviting atmosphere where the hosts engage in candid discussions about their personal lives, encompassing topics such as relationships, parenting, health, and navigating the complexities of modern life. The conversation often revolves around the personal experiences of the hosts, from the challenges of motherhood to the intricacies of dating after divorce, providing relatable insights for listeners. The hosts emphasize authenticity and vulnerability, often sharing their own stories and lessons learned, making it a comforting space for those looking to unwind and relate to real-life experiences.
Noteworthy is the podcast's focus on empowering discussions around self-care, work-life balance, and the struggle... more
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