HeyJaredSincerely American
Sincerely American, Presented by The Conservateur, is a trailblazing new podcast taking on lifestyle, fashion, beauty and politics through the lens of two besties who met while working in the first Trump administration.
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Ella Langley Is Proof Standards Are Coming Back (opens the original)
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When did society stop having standards? This week, Jayme breaks down the cultural shift away from class, beauty and personal responsibility—from increasingly vulgar music and pajamas in public to the debate over plus-size fitness instructors.She also dives into the spectacular meltdown at a Massachusetts lesbian bar after it made masks optional on Saturday nights, reacts to your hottest takes and explains why she’s officially de-influencing you from tacky Target fall decor.Do you think society h
Taylor Swift Is Proof Millennials Don’t Want to Grow Up (opens the original)
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Why does modern culture seem determined to avoid growing up? Jayme breaks down Taylor Swift’s “Peter Pan syndrome,” the increasingly unhinged rules of wedding culture and a new study linking separate last names to higher divorce rates. She also weighs in on Macklemore being banned from Ed Sheeran’s show and whether silencing controversial speech only makes it more powerful.Plus, Jayme answers your questions about preparing for pregnancy, why she chose Catholicism and the one beauty tool she can’
Sydney Sweeney, Mormon Wives & the Demise of Influencer Culture (opens the original)
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Sincerely American is back! Jayme Franklin returns for a new season to break down the backlash surrounding Sydney Sweeney’s provocative new ad, the toxic behavior being platformed on The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives and why influencer culture has made fame cheaper than ever. Plus, Jayme shares what motherhood has taught her, why being a wife and mother should be treated as meaningful work and her brutally honest take on people who film themselves crying for social media. Like, subscribe and turn
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