More or Less with Jess
More or Less is a mental health and music podcast where we ask your favorite musicians: How are you really feeling...more or less? We pause the music to check in with the artists we know and love, creating space for honest conversations.
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- Aug 12, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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ROZES on motherhood, cancer + reclaiming her art (opens the original)
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Platinum singer-songwriter Rozes (aka Liz!) opens up about music, motherhood, grief, and finding your way back to yourself. At just 22 years old, Rozes gained global fame in 2015 from her hit 'Roses' with The Chainsmokers. Entering this new era, Rozes is now fully independent and defining success on her own terms. She opens up about becoming a mom, being diagnosed with breast cancer shortly after her daughter’s first birthday and why she chose to share her journey publicly online. Now with no ev
Spencer Sutherland on authenticity, reinvention & resilience (opens the original)
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Glam rock powerhouse Spencer Sutherland brings his humor and heart for a chaotically honest (in the best way!) conversation about finding your voice & owning who you are. Spencer reflects on growing up in Ohio, navigating body image struggles and bullying as a teenager, and the lessons he learned from competing on The X Factor UK . He opens up about the pressure to fit the pop star mold and how his latest music marks the most honest chapter of his career. This episode is a reminder that the best
Earth to Eve on art, activism & community (opens the original)
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Independent artist Earth to Eve joins the show for an honest conversation about mental health, creativity, and building a passionate community that helps people feel less alone. Fresh off the release of her debut album, Oversharing on the Internet , Earth to Eve shares the realities of being a DIY musician, defining success beyond streams and followers but by the people it impacts. She opens up about her lived experiences with depression and chronic illness, and how songwriting became both a cre
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