The Honestly, Jess Show
The Honestly, Jess Show
Jessica Keller
Jess is a gal seeking to bring honesty and authenticity into every corner of her life. Through stories new and old, you'll get a sense of what it's like to have Jess as your friend. If you need encouragement, a loving push in the direction of a daunting goal, or just need to laugh, Jess is here for you! Welcome to her podcast for just about everything. IG & Pinterest | @itsjessmadison Blogging @ thepearlchronicle.com Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/honestlyjess/support
S2.001 — Guess Who’s Back, Back Again!
Yup, Jess is back! And she has some quick updates on life and business complimented by a vague explanation of what this podcast is going to become.  In her time away, Jess was able to build her personal business and develop an idea for a brand that would support women like her who are in seasons of singleness. No one wants to feel like they're waiting on something to happen for them, so she's determined to help women wait well as they live right now. Interested? Stick around over the next few months as Jess begins to explain more about her new adventure. In the meantime, Jess is not actively on the 'Gram, but you can follow her @itsjessmadison for when she shows up! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/honestlyjess/support
Jul 10, 2022
10 min
S1.004 — travel taught me how to say “I don’t know.”
Ever wonder what its like to miss your bus stop then have to drag your suitcase along tiny Irish roads for over a mile? No? Well, Jess has lived this story and shares about how it and other travel experiences shaped her today. She also fills you in on what she's been up to, how her website, business endeavors are going, and what you can expect on the podcast in the next few episodes! 💖 The big takeaway: The value in the phrase “I don’t know” comes from the freedom you have to learn from your mistakes.  Catch up with Jess on IG! @itsjessmadison --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/honestlyjess/support
Mar 11, 2022
20 min
S1.003 — wellness & travel w/ Riley of Sun & Salt Travel Co
Well, friends. Poor audio quality on my end aside, this episode is 🔥! My dear friend, Kendall Linnenkamp, joined me to discuss wellness, travel, and how those things affect us all. Her voice is the one you really need to hear anyways, so I'm glad she came through and hung in with me, technical glitches and all! Kendall's IG | @sunandsaltco  Jess's IG | @itsjessmadison --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/honestlyjess/support
Feb 25, 2022
27 min
S1.002 - limitless boundaries?
boundaries are the *it* topic of the world right now. if you have found yourself wondering how to cultivate them, or are looking to hear a fresh perspective on them, Jess has got you. from discussing why she sees boundaries (as a Christian) as limitless to a mini-teaching on her favorite Bible verse, there is no shortage of honesty and heartfelt discussion on today's show. IG | itsjessmadison --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/honestlyjess/support
Feb 11, 2022
21 min
S1.001 - allow me to (re) introduce myself
She's baaaaaack! Jess has returned from her school-induced hiatus and is ready to bring you her best!  Today, Jess updates you on the last six months of her life (spoilers: it was dominated by school) and gives a preview of what she is hoping to do in 2022 (spoiler: IT IS BIG)! If you want to reach Jess, you can find her on Instagram or Pinterest. Thanks for being here!!! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/honestlyjess/support
Jan 8, 2022
13 min
does my counselor make me look weak?
In this episode, Jess gives a heartfelt spiel about why she thinks everyone should see a counselor. From personal experiences to a general analysis of the culture's view on mental health (especially the one inside the church), Jess runs straight into the nitty-gritty of why taking care of yourself is beneficial to everyone around you. Instagram | @jessmadisonk Blog | hertwocents.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/honestlyjess/support
Sep 10, 2021
21 min
becoming a better friend
In this episode, Jess offers a few tips on being a better friend and dealing with toxic ones! Personal experience being both a good and bad friend has led Jess to some simple solutions on reconciling differences and addressing conflict. If you've got any stories you want to share, drop a comment on her most recent blog post! Friend Forward: betterfemalefriendships.com hertwocents.com | https://www.pinterest.com/jessthinks_/  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/honestlyjess/support
Aug 13, 2021
14 min
addressing deconstruction
the topic of deconstruction doesn't have to be scary! Jess offers her personal experience and perspective here, and invites you to bring all the questions and thoughts you might have to the table. you're welcome to reach out at https://hertwocents.com/contact-2/ OR on Instagram at @itshertwocents Important articles: https://www.gotquestions.org/deconstructionism.html | https://www.christianpost.com/news/young-evangelicals-have-inherited-narrow-understanding-christianity-molly-worthen.html | Holy Post Episodes with Os Guinness: Ep. 5, 319, 382, 427  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/honestlyjess/support
Jun 30, 2021
19 min
gap years and film studies
the podcast welcomes its first guest! Jess's brother Noble joins her to discuss his consideration of a gap year, and then their conversation derails into a discussion on movies and what interests him about films and screenwriting. // Instagram: jessicamadisonk blog post referenced: https://hertwocents.com/2021/05/03/why-i-will-always-recommend-a-gap-year/ Noble's current must-watch movies: There Will Be Blood (Netflix) Parasite (Hulu) Nomadland (Hulu) The Shining (Amazon Video) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/honestlyjess/support
Jun 22, 2021
18 min
we need our history
history is invaluable because it is the playbook for what we've done that has and hasn't worked. Jess gave lots of information on what has helped shape her love of history, and links to some of the things mentioned are below! Textbook: https://www.amazon.com/Social-Justice-Criminal-Effecting-Preventing-ebook/dp/B019FQ7VVA Documentaries: 13th (Netflix) | Freedom Riders (PBS.com) | The Two Winstons (by Simon Schama, available in clips on YouTube) Abraham's Gate: https://www.touchpointisrael.com/2014/08/01/rewriting-history-abrahams-gate/ the blog: hertwocents.com the 'gram: jessicamadisonk *because this is honestly the only one I use* --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/honestlyjess/support
Jun 11, 2021
17 min
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