Jordan Jensen

Comedians Ian Fidance, Jordan Jensen, and Jeff Hiller share their most iconic dating fiascos on this episode. Topics include having a price for pizza, using a window for more than fresh air, and stumbling onto an awkward birthday celebration.

Jordan Jensen, a comedian known for her candid take on mental health and dating, and John Kennedy, who offers insights into anxiety and supervising autistic children, bring humor to serious topics. They dive into the anxiety of dating, share wild anecdotes about foot care and awkward romantic encounters, and delve into unconventional relationships like 'hotwifing.' The duo also tackles real callers' dilemmas, including navigating relationships after a spouse's incarceration and the challenges of parenting decisions.

Join comedian Jordan Jensen, winner of New York's Funniest Comedian in 2021, as she dives into the rebellious spirit of Green Day's iconic album, Dookie. They reminisce about how the album's punk anthems shaped their youth and explore themes of identity and isolation intertwined with humor. The conversation also touches on the struggle of balancing authenticity with commercial success, sharing personal anecdotes about love, heartache, and the transformative power of music. A reflective and entertaining journey through nostalgia and artistic integrity!

The podcast covers topics like comedy performances, fan interactions, and fashion choices. They also discuss nicotine products, lifestyle choices, sauna experiences, and navigating public transportation woes. The conversation includes reflections on aging humorously, memory recall, and unexpected feats of elderly women in competitions.

Jordan Jensen, a comedian, and Sara Kuburic, an existential psychotherapist, join Rick Glassman for an entertaining podcast. They discuss topics such as boundaries, artificial intelligence, positive reinforcement for dogs, therapy accessibility, relationship issues, cultural differences, fear of commitment, modern monogamy, compromise, and the stigma of borderline personality disorder. They also explore the dynamics of giving and receiving in relationships, living life with balance, and the influence of music on connection.