On this week's episode of Jen Squared, networking doesn't have to feel fake — and Jamison is here to prove it. With over 8 years in HR and recruiting, he shares how genuine connection (not a polished pitch) is what actually opens doors. The Jens also get personal about burnout, the job market, and why your network matters most when things get hard.

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To find Jamison https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamisonbennett/

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What happens to a marriage when caregiving becomes your whole life? Jen Squared sits down with Mariah Cuddy, who raised her daughter Lexi — born with rare Aicardi syndrome — through two decades of medical crises, sleepless nights, and caregiver burnout, all while fighting to keep her marriage intact. This is a raw, heartfelt, and ultimately hopeful conversation about love, resilience, and what it really means to be built to last.

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Jen Squared are joined by returning guest Eric Criswell for an in-person deep dive into Netflix's documentary Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model. Together, they unpack what made ANTM a cultural phenomenon — and why it took nearly two decades for the world to fully reckon with how problematic it was.

Trigger warning: This episode discusses sexual assault, eating disorders, racism, and alcohol use.

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