HeyJaredTransform Your Talk
"Transform your Talk" is a survival guide for those at odds with the world and themselves. We want our listeners to gain a better understanding of each other without having to sacrifice their truth in the process. We will explore the overlooked, misunderstood, and mundane.
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- Sep 9, 2026
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The Pre-Wedding Talk (opens the original)
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Jeff and Jenna discuss their experiences with pre martial counseling, they take a look at what the most important topics are to discuss with your partner. Use these heavy hitting questions as a way to make sure your relationship will be lasting and healthy.
Confessions From Dating Apps (opens the original)
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Listen in as David and Jim reveal what the LGBTQ+ and heterosexual dating app worlds are really like. Jeff and Jenna dive into how AI is changing modern dating and explore the darker side of finding love online in 2026. Hear firsthand about David and Jim’s experiences navigating the cyber dating world, what they encountered along the way, and what may be lurking beneath the surface of online relationships that you may not be prepared for.
Why, Oh Why, Ask Why? (opens the original)
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In this episode, Jenna and Jeff dive into the age-old question: Why? They explore how this question becomes deeply ingrained from childhood and challenge the belief that it's always the most helpful place to begin. Together, they examine how moving beyond "why" and embracing curiosity over certainty can lead to deeper understanding, greater self-awareness, and more meaningful conversations.
Acceptance and Surrender (opens the original)
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In this episode, Jeff and Jenna explore how their understanding of trauma has evolved and share the tools that have helped them accept and surrender to its presence in their lives. They reflect on the ways loss and trauma can both protect and limit us, examining the roles these experiences have played in shaping who they are. Through an honest conversation about acceptance, they discuss how embracing what cannot be changed has brought greater peace, resilience, and healing.
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