In this episode, Jessica Degree and co-host Jose Ortiz explore the complexities of being 20 years old in today's world. They discuss personal style, the generational divide between Gen Z and Millennials, the meaning of success, and the challenges of adulthood. Jose shares insights on his fashion sense, social skills, and the expectations placed on young adults. The conversation also touches on religious beliefs, societal issues, and the importance of personal growth. With a mix of humor and candidness, they provide advice for those feeling lost in their twenties and reflect on the journey of self-discovery.

In this episode, Jessica Degree and co-host Brian Degree explore the vibrant culture of Detroit, discussing its rich history, sports teams, music scene, and iconic landmarks. They get into the emotional connection residents have with their teams, the evolution of the city's music from Motown to hip hop, and the transformation of downtown Detroit into a lively hub of activity. The conversation highlights the unique fashion styles of Detroiters and reflects on the city's past and present, emphasizing that Detroit is not just a location but a full experience!

In this episode, Jessica Degree explores the unique and fulfilling role of being an aunt, emphasizing the love and support she provides without the responsibilities of motherhood. She reflects on her relationship with her sister and how becoming an aunt has transformed her perspective on family and identity. Jessica encourages listeners to embrace their own paths, whether that includes motherhood or not, and to find joy in the roles they choose within their families.

In this episode of 'In the Mix with Jess the Mess', host Jessica Degree and co-host Marissa discuss their personal journeys, reflections on adulthood, and the importance of friendship. The conversation also touches on mental health, self-reflection, and the impact of pop culture on their lives. Marissa shares her upcoming podcast and emphasizes the importance of prioritizing oneself in the journey of personal growth.

In this episode, Jessica Degree explores the profound impact of family dynamics on individual well-being, particularly focusing on the effects of childhood trauma. She shares her personal experiences growing up in a toxic environment, highlighting the emotional challenges and the roles individuals often play within dysfunctional families. The conversation emphasizes the importance of recognizing these patterns and the journey towards healing and reclaiming one's sense of self.

In this engaging episode of 'In the Mix with Jess the Mess', host Jessica Degree and her husband Brian Degree explore various themes surrounding marriage, pop culture, and personal insights. They discuss the realities of marriage, travel aspirations, binge-worthy shows, and the impact of aging on celebrities. The conversation also touches on cancel culture, the authenticity of reality TV, and their favorite celebrities. Brian shares his career journey, thoughts on health and wellness, and reflections on social media. The episode concludes with discussions on sports, influential figures in their lives, and future aspirations.

In this episode, Jessica Degree, a licensed massage therapist, explores the multifaceted world of massage therapy. She discusses its therapeutic benefits beyond relaxation, debunks common myths, and highlights various types of massage techniques. Jessica also emphasizes the importance of self-care, the role of licensed therapists, and the issue of burnout in the profession, encouraging listeners to prioritize their well-being through massage and self-care practices.

In this episode, Jessica Degree shares her personal journey of navigating a long-term friendship that turned toxic. She reflects on the complexities of friendships built on shared history rather than mutual growth, highlighting the emotional toll of feeling judged and unsupported. Through her story, she emphasizes the importance of recognizing unhealthy dynamics, setting boundaries, and ultimately choosing peace over guilt. Jessica encourages listeners to evaluate their own relationships and reminds them that it's okay to let go of friendships that no longer serve them.