Slightly Unhinged With Justin Pavis

Justin Pavis
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Slightly Unhinged with Justin is a podcast built on honest conversations, real personality, and the kinds of topics that make life and business interesting. With friends, guests, and fellow entrepreneurs, Justin explores big ideas, everyday challenges, and the moments that are funny, messy, and worth talking about. Tune in every other Friday for new episodes!

Episodes

  1. 3d ago

    Burnout, Boundaries, and Birding | Slightly Unhinged with Jordyn Jones

    Jordyn Jones is on the pod this week! Justin and Jordyn start with real estate, get into birding, Le Creuset, ocean panic, the feeling of sand in the flaps, and the very real need for boundaries when your job starts taking over your whole life. Jordyn talks about getting into real estate without ever really planning to, what people get completely wrong about the job, and how much work it actually takes to build a business that looks effortless from the outside. She and Justin also get into how COVID impacted housing, the pressure to always be available, and why protecting your time doesn’t make you bad at your job. It usually makes you better at it. Also, yes, there is a full side quest about birds. And the ocean. And why Justin absolutely does not trust what’s in the water. So if you like your business conversations with a healthy amount of randomness, this one’s for you. In this episode how Jordyn ended up in real estate what people misunderstand about being a realtor why the first few years are such a grind how COVID changed the housing world what finally pushed Jordyn to get serious about boundaries why separate work and personal phones might actually save your brain birding as a lifestyle Justin’s ongoing fight with the ocean sand in the flaps discourse what it looks like to build a career without letting it eat you alive About the guest Jordyn Jones is a realtor with The Agency who’s been working in and around real estate since 2015 and licensed on her own since 2017. She built her business the hard way: through consistency, relationships, and a lot of years of showing up. She’s also a dog mom, a cook, a committed bird watcher, and one of the few people willing to explain basic ocean behavior to Justin. Stay tuned for their future trip. Connect with Jordyn Jones Website www.jjoneshomes.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jordyn.jones.realtor LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordynj/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@jordynjonesrealtorportland/videos?app=desktop&view=0&sort=dd&shelf_id=2 Wine for this episode Bouchon: A Wine Shop https://bouchonpdx.com/ Thank you again to Bouchon for the wine for this episode. Mentioned in this episode The Agency Jordyn talks about her move to The Agency and how different it feels to be in an environment that actually supports the way she wants to work. Le Creuset outlet in Woodburn There is a very real conversation about Le Creuset, outlet pricing, and emotional overwhelm. Birding Not a bit. Not a joke. A real and growing part of Jordyn’s personality. Binoculars included. Follow the show Instagram https://www.instagram.com/slightlyunhingedthepodcast/ Subscribe Follow, like, and subscribe to Slightly Unhinged for more conversations that start in one place and end somewhere much weirder.

    1h 10m

  2. Jun 5

    Should We Open a Bar? | Slightly Unhinged with Sean O’Hare

    In this episode of Slightly Unhinged, Justin sits down with Sean O’Hare, founder of Evolution RoofWorks, owner of PDX DJs, flight attendant for Alaska Airlines, entrepreneur, casino enthusiast, and one of Justin’s favorite humans. What starts with talk of opening a bar and spirals through business ideas, entrepreneurship, friendship, and chosen family turns into a much more real conversation about support systems, identity, ambition, and the people who actually show up for you when it matters. Sean has a way of turning the mic right back on Justin, which makes this episode feel a little different from the usual format in the best way. They get into entrepreneurship, family complexity, allyship, social media, housing, roofing, and the emotional side of building something from the ground up. It’s chaotic, funny, honest, and unexpectedly personal. In this episode how Sean ended up owning multiple businesses at once why entrepreneurs always seem to have one more idea the fantasy of opening a nasty grungy Portland bar what chosen family really looks like Justin on siblings, family complexity, and letting go the emotional reality of building Blake & Alder why support systems matter more than blood sometimes how Sean got into Alaska Airlines what Evolution RoofWorks is really built around why human-first business actually matters the kind of friendship that lets a conversation go from chaos to something real About the guest Sean O’Hare is the founder of Evolution RoofWorks, a roofing company dedicated to delivering high-quality craftsmanship and a better overall experience for homeowners. Since launching the company in 2024, he has focused on raising the standard in the roofing industry through transparency, attention to detail, and a strong emphasis on quality work. With a passion for both construction and customer education, Sean works closely with clients to ensure they fully understand their roofing investment. He’s committed to building a company known not just for great roofs, but for trust and long-term value. Sean also owns PDX DJs and works as a flight attendant for Alaska Airlines, which makes this episode especially fitting for someone who somehow manages to live several careers at once. Connect with Sean O’Hare LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-ohare-pdx/ Evolution RoofWorks Website https://www.EvolutionRoofWorks.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/evolutionroofworks?igsh=MTBkcjhza3FxZWxkcw== Preferred call to action Visit website or call/text to schedule a roofing consultation. PDX DJs Website https://www.thepdxdjs.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/pdxdjs?igsh=MXJvZGcwN3V6aXl3MA== Mentioned in this episode Jordyn Jones Website https://www.jjoneshomes.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jordyn.jones.realtor LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordynj/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@jordynjonesrealtorportland/videos?app=desktop&view=0&sort=dd&shelf_id=2 Ghost Hill Cellars https://www.ghosthillcellars.com/ Poop Solutions PDX https://www.poopsolutionspdx.com/ Mental health and suicide prevention This episode includes a real conversation about mental health and suicide. If you’re struggling right now, please know you are not alone and there is support available. If you are in immediate danger or may harm yourself, call 911 right away. If you are in the U.S. or Canada, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. https://988lifeline.org/ Please reach out to someone. Support is here, and your life matters. Follow the show Instagram https://www.instagram.com/slightlyunhingedthepodcast/ Subscribe Follow, like, and subscribe to Slightly Unhinged for more episodes that start in one place, spiral somewhere unexpected, and still manage to land somewhere real.

    1h 44m

  3. May 29

    The Devil of Idaho Falls | Slightly Unhinged with Riley Burrows

    In this episode of Slightly Unhinged, Justin sits down with Riley Burrows, a high-glamour, high-energy drag performer whose story is as compelling as the performances themselves. From starting drag at just 13 years old in deeply conservative Idaho to building a full-time career as a traveling entertainer, Riley opens up about identity, ambition, survival, performance, and what it really takes to make drag your whole life. Justin and Riley get into growing up queer in places that were anything but safe, the tension between performance persona and real self, and the very real physical, emotional, and financial labor behind drag as a full-time job. They also talk about Portland, chosen family, favorite local venues, drag community, and the strange, beautiful reality of building a life completely on your own terms. This one is hilarious, brutally honest and full of the kind of perspective that makes Slightly Unhinged feel like more than a podcast. It feels like community. In this episode: how Riley started drag at 13 growing up queer in Idaho being openly visible in conservative spaces why drag is much harder than people think the difference between Riley the performer and the person underneath the challenge of work-life balance in full-time drag what inspires Riley creatively right now Portland drag culture and chosen family favorite venues to perform in Portland the June tour and producing Sun Valley Pride About the guest Riley Burrows is a full-time traveling drag entertainer originally from Boise, Idaho, now based in Portland. Known for high-energy performances, sharp humor, and serious stage presence, Riley has been performing for over a decade and has built a career touring, producing, and performing across cities while staying rooted in queer community and live performance. Connect with Riley Burrows Instagram: @rileyburrowsofficial Riley says Instagram is the best place to keep up with performances and what's happening next. Mentioned in this episode CC Slaughters Website: ccslaughterspdx.com Instagram: @slaughterspdx Alberta Street Pub Website: albertastreetpub.com Instagram: @albertastreetpub Clinton Street Theater Website: cstpdx.com Instagram: @clinton_street_theater Sun Valley Pride Website: Sun Valley Pride Instagram: @sunvalleypride Humpin’ Hannah’s Website: humpinhannahs.com The Balcony Club Website: thebalconyclub.com Shoutouts Nicole Onoscopi Instagram: @nicoleonoscopi Kharisma with the K Instagram: @kharismakwiththek Sheniqua Volt Instagram: @sheniqua_volt Riley specifically shouts out Nicole, Kharisma, and Sheniqua as queens she loves and respects in the Portland scene. Follow the show Instagram: @slightlyunhingedthepodcast Subscribe Follow, like, and subscribe to Slightly Unhinged so you don’t miss upcoming episodes, queer community conversations, and more chaos from Justin’s corner of the world.

    1h 13m

  4. May 22

    Life in Property Management Is Absolutely Unhinged | Slightly Unhinged with Andrea Kramer

    In this episode of Slightly Unhinged, Justin sits down with Andrea Kramer for a conversation about burnout, big career pivots, and what it looks like to finally choose a life that feels better instead of just looking good on paper. Andrea shares the story of moving from the high-stress world of property management and mortgages into a completely different chapter with No Worries In-Home Care, where the work feels more personal, more grounded, and far more aligned with who she is now. Justin and Andrea also get into the very unhinged realities of property management, the emotional toll of constantly being caught in the middle, and the moment when enough finally becomes enough. It’s one of those episodes that swings from hilarious industry horror stories to something much deeper: trusting your gut, following your integrity, and building a life around real care instead of constant survival mode. Along the way, they talk networking, relationships, family, San Francisco, Lake Oswego, in-home care, and what it means to find work that actually fits your values. This one is funny, a little wild, and deeply relatable for anyone who has ever looked at their career and thought, “I cannot do this forever.” In this episode: -Justin and Andrea on burnout and career pivots -the reality of working in property management -the industry stories that make you question everything -how Andrea found her way into No Worries In-Home Care -what in-home care actually means and who it helps -why integrity and loyalty matter so much in care work -the role networking has played in Andrea’s growth -San Francisco stories, family life, and a little wine-fueled fun   About the guest: Andrea Kramer is a former property manager who made a bold transition into the care industry with No Worries In-Home Care. She’s a mom, a networker, a relationship-builder, and someone who chose a more aligned life after years in demanding industries that took a lot out of her. In this episode, she shares what that transition looked like, what she learned from burnout, and why she loves the work she does now.   Connect with Andrea Kramer & No Worries In-Home Care - Website: noworriescare.com Instagram: @noworriescare Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1N4cCk7fEN/?mibextid=wwXIfr LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/no-worries-care/   Mentioned in this episode:   No Worries In-Home Care: Andrea explains how the company supports clients with companionship, personal care, meal prep, light housekeeping, errands, and even higher-level care needs like wound care, insulin, catheters, feeding tubes, and more, all in the comfort of home or within a care community.   Bouchon: A Wine Shop: This episode’s wine, like always, is brought to you by Bouchon. Justin gives Mandy and Bouchon their usual shoutout at the top of the episode. Bouchon: bouchonpdx.com   Follow the show Instagram: @slightlyunhingedthepodcast   Subscribe If you liked this episode, make sure you like, subscribe, and follow Slightly Unhinged.

    54 min

  5. May 15

    The Real Story Behind Justin and Danny

    In this episode of Slightly Unhinged, Justin brings the conversation home and sits down with the person who has been there through all of it: his husband, Daniel Pavis. This is not just a guest episode. It’s the real origin story behind Justin’s growth and the relationship that helped shape the life he lives now. Plus the love, friction, ambition, and belief it took to build something real together. Justin and Danny get into how they met, what it looked like to choose each other before titles or success were part of the picture, and the very unglamorous chapters that came before the life they’ve built now. They talk about letting go of what people think, growing into yourself, navigating self-doubt, surviving broke years, and learning how to challenge each other without losing the relationship in the process. From Tinder and Scandals to San Diego, dungeon apartments, free Albertsons bagels, and the long road to stability, this one is funny, personal, and very real. More than anything, this episode gives listeners a deeper look at Justin through the eyes of the person who knew him before the glow-up, before the business, and before the public-facing version of the story. It’s about partnership, queer love, self-trust, and what it means to become more fully yourself while building a life with someone who sees you clearly. In this episode: Justin and Danny’s real origin story how a Tinder match turned into a life together what the broke years actually looked like San Diego, free bagels, and making a little go a long way learning to stop caring so much about what other people think the shift that came with getting older and more grounded negative self-talk, self-trust, and inner work what makes their relationship work, even as total opposites the support Danny gave Justin before Blake & Alder ever existed karaoke nights, basement parties, and stories from the early years About the guest Daniel Pavis is Justin’s husband, creative sounding board, co-conspirator, and one of the biggest forces behind the scenes of Slightly Unhinged. In this episode, he steps into the chair to talk about growth, identity, partnership, and the road he and Justin took to build the life they have now. Connect with Daniel Pavis Instagram Creative work / projects Mentioned in this episode Stranger Care by Sarah Sentilles Danny mentions he’s reading Stranger Care. Official publisher page here: Penguin Random House Shoutouts Shout out to Shannon for the karaoke memories, fashion inspiration, and generally being everything. Shout out to Albertsons for the Monopoly-ticket bagel era that kept the romance alive and the groceries interesting. Follow the show Instagram: @slightlyunhingedthepodcast Subscribe If you liked this episode, make sure you subscribe, leave a comment, and come back next Friday. Danny says he’ll see the haters in the comments.

    1h 37m

  6. May 8

    Bouchon's Mandy Is Finally Here | Wine, Drag Race, Disaster Movies & Building Something Real

    If you've been listening to Slightly Unhinged for any amount of time, you already know Mandy. She's been in the background of this show since the very beginning — her wine bar, Bouchon, is where the wine comes from in almost every episode, and her name has come up more times than either of them can count. This week, she finally gets her moment. Mandy is the owner of Bouchon: A Wine Bar in Cedar Mill, one of Portland's most beloved neighborhood wine bars and the unofficial home base of this podcast. In this episode, Justin and Mandy get into how they met, how Bouchon came to be, the rebrand from Portland Wine Cellar to the cozy, sexy space it is now, and why she left her old location the second her lease ran out. They also dig into wine club, the crash course Mandy got in wine knowledge after opening a business she wasn't totally prepared for, and why her no-b******t approach to wine is exactly what makes her so good at what she does. And then it gets a little unhinged. They break down this season of RuPaul's Drag Race (the queens were not the problem), compare favorite comfort movies, debate whether Titanic is an acceptable answer in a rapid fire round, and somehow end up talking about Justin's bottle purge party that did not result in fewer bottles. This one is for the longtime listeners who've been waiting for this episode, and for anyone new who wants to understand exactly what kind of show this is. In this episode: How Justin and Mandy met at a CMBA happy hour The origin story of Bouchon and why the name means cork Why Mandy hated her old space so much she left the second her lease was up The rebrand from Portland Wine Cellar to Bouchon Wine club: what it is, how it works, and why the four bottle option is the right call Mandy's crash course in wine knowledge and why she's proud of how far she's come Why she never pretends to know something she doesn't This season of RuPaul's Drag Race, and Mandy's very strong feelings about production Rapid fire: comfort movies, wine trends, karaoke go-tos, and a very spirited defense of Dante's Peak Justin's bottle purge party that somehow required buying a new case of wine Saving bottles from Simon's birth year for his 21st birthday The Alien franchise, stepbrothers discourse, and natural wine opinions Mandy's unhinged moment: yelling at other people's children in a zip line queue About Mandy Mandy is the owner of Bouchon: A Wine Bar in Cedar Mill, Portland. What started as a crash course has turned into a genuine expertise and a community-centered space that people actually want to hang out in. She knows her wine, she'll tell you when she doesn't, and she built something her regulars are fiercely loyal to. She's also been mentioned in nearly every episode of this podcast, so it's about time. Connect with Mandy & Bouchon Website: bouchonpdx.com Instagram: @bouchonpdx How to support Mandy: Visit Bouchon, join the wine club, and send people her way. Mentioned in this episode: Bouchon: A Wine Bar — bouchonpdx.com Cedar Mill Business Association (CMBA) Violin Wines (Willamette Valley Pinot Noir) Vincent Wine Granville Wines Corsini (Italian wine featured in episode 2/3) PDX Deals — pdxdeals.com Buddha Lounge, Portland Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall (The Schnitz) Jinkx Monsoon Wine for this episode Thank you to Bouchon: A Wine Bar for providing the wine for this episode — a 2017 Chateau Falfas Bordeaux, right bank, heavier on the cab than you'd expect, and one of Mandy's personal favorites from the shop. Visit Bouchon: bouchonpdx.com Follow the show Instagram: @slightlyunhingedthepodcast Subscribe! If this episode made you want to finally check out Bouchon, good. If it made you want to watch Dante's Peak, we understand. Either way, subscribe and share it with someone who needs more of this energy in their life.

    1h 13m

  7. May 1

    Building Real Community in Portland with Lily

    In this episode of Slightly Unhinged, Justin sits down with Lily for a conversation about what it really means to build community in Portland and why the best business relationships are never just about business. As the show continues leaning into connection, chosen community, and uplifting the people who make this city feel alive, this episode lands right at the heart of that mission. Justin and Lily talk about Portland Small Business Network, the difference between authentic networking and rooms full of people just trying to sell, and why referrals should come from real trust, not pressure. They also get into local restaurants, nightlife, hospitality, food culture, and the people and places that help shape Portland’s creative and community-driven spirit. It’s a conversation about showing up for your city, your people, and the small businesses that keep local culture alive. Lily also shares more about her work with Accident Care Chiropractic, her family’s roots in Portland’s food and small business scene, and the relationship-first approach that defines everything she builds. And of course, Tofu makes an appearance, because some stars simply demand screen time. This episode is fun, community-focused, and a strong reflection of what Slightly Unhinged is: a space where Justin brings listeners into conversations with people who are actively shaping Portland through connection, culture, and care. In this episode: Justin and Lily on what makes networking actually meaningful why being a resource matters more than being pushy Portland Small Business Network and how it grew supporting downtown Portland and local restaurants Lily’s work with Accident Care Chiropractic family business, food culture, and community roots nightlife, hospitality, and the local spots that shape Portland referrals, relationships, and building trust that lasts a rapid-fire round on cocktails, brunch, Tofu's fashion, and travel an appearance by the iconic Tofu About the guest Growing up in NE Portland’s small business scene, Lily is passionate about helping local businesses thrive. She connects people, builds lasting relationships, and delivers strategic marketing that drives results. With a knack for spotting inefficiencies and a creative edge, she helps businesses grow smarter, faster, and stronger. Connect with Lily Portland Small Business Network: portlandsmallbusinessnetwork.com Facebook Group: Portland Small Biz on Facebook Instagram: linkedin.com/in/lilyj YouTube: @pdxsmallbiz TikTok: @slightlyunhingedthepodcast Wine for this episode Thank you to Bouchon: A Wine Shop for providing the wine for this episode. Visit Bouchon: bouchonpdx.com Subscribe If you loved this episode, make sure you subscribe and share it with someone in your circle.

    52 min

  8. Apr 24

    From Musical Theater to Drag Queen: Nicole Onoscopi’s Story

    In this episode of Slightly Unhinged, Justin sits down with Nicole Onoscopi, a Portland-based, Oregon-raised, New York City-cultivated drag queen known for her live vocals, high-energy brunches, bingos, and big-stage charisma. They get into Nicole’s journey from musical theater and off-Broadway life in New York to becoming one of Portland’s most beloved drag performers, and how drag became the place where all of her creativity, humor, and storytelling finally clicked. They also talk about Nicole’s pandemic-era love story, supportive queer family, the evolution of her drag persona, and what it really takes to build a life and career in performance. Along the way, the conversation wanders into brunches, wigs, weddings, local drag, and the kind of family stories that could only happen in a beautifully queer cousin web. This episode is funny, personal, heartfelt, and wildly entertaining, with plenty of laughs and a real love for performance, community, and being exactly who you are. In this episode: Nicole Onoscopi’s path from musical theater to drag life in New York and the performances that shaped her the pandemic detour that led to her love story and life in Oregon how Nicole found her drag name and built her persona why drag became the perfect outlet for performance and self-expression what it means to have a supportive queer family the work behind drag brunches, live vocals, bingos, and producing shows how to support local drag by showing up for venues and buying tickets early About the guest Nicole Onoscopi is a Portland-based, Oregon-raised, New York City-cultivated drag queen known for her live vocals, high-energy brunches, and bingos. She has been featured as one of Cosmopolitan’s Cosmo Queens, performed in the Guinness World Record-holding longest drag show, appeared on the Trail Blazers halftime stage, and is part of the CC Slaughters nightclub family. She also hosts and produces Drag Brunch PDX at multiple venues in Portland. Connect with Nicole Onoscopi Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nicoleonoscopi Drag Brunch PDX: https://www.instagram.com/dragbrunchpdx CC Slaughters: https://www.instagram.com/slaughterspdx   Mentioned in this episode KimChi Chic Beauty: https://kimchichicbeauty.com Use code NICOLEONOSCOPI15 at checkout for 15% off. Support local drag Want to support local drag in a real way? Nicole’s advice is simple: support the venues even when a show isn’t happening, spend intentionally, and buy tickets in advance. It helps venues plan, helps performers keep producing, and helps the local drag community keep thriving. Follow the show Instagram: @slightlyunhingedthepodcast Subscribe Follow and subscribe to Slightly Unhinged so you don’t miss future episodes, guests, and wildly unhinged conversations.

    1 hr

  9. Apr 17

    Community, Money, and Showing Up for People with Albert Tavarez

    Show Notes In this episode of Slightly Unhinged, Justin sits down with Albert Tavarez for a conversation about community, financial literacy, identity, and what it means to build a career around helping people feel supported instead of overlooked. Originally from Miami and now eight years into life in Oregon, Albert shares how his work in banking connects with his passion for serving others, especially the Latino and LGBTQIA+ communities, and why creating safe, welcoming spaces matters just as much as the numbers. They get into what people often misunderstand about banking, why small business owners need real human support behind their accounts, and how financial education can genuinely change lives. The conversation also moves into Albert’s journey from Miami to Oregon, the differences between the two cities, queer community, nightlife, chosen family, and the value of building spaces where people can feel seen, supported, and connected. This episode is warm, funny, and genuinely useful, especially for anyone thinking more seriously about money, business relationships, community, and the kind of support system they want around them. In this episode: Albert Tavarez’s move from Miami to Oregon and how he found community here why financial literacy and access to support matter so much what separates relationship-based banking from feeling like just a number how Albert advocates for the Latino and LGBTQIA+ communities through his work the role nonprofits and community leadership play in his life what small business owners and future buyers should be doing now to prepare financially how networking feels different when it’s built around real community Miami nightlife, Portland queer spaces, brunch culture, and a rapid-fire round that goes off the rails in the best way About the guest Albert Tavarez is originally from Miami, Florida, and moved to Oregon eight years ago. He loves Oregon, misses the sun, and is living his dream job by helping others, especially the Latino and LGBTQIA+ communities, through financial literacy and money management. He also has a passion for nonprofit work and serves on the Hillsboro Library Foundation board and as Treasurer for Pacific Northwest Power Partners. Connect with Albert Tavarez Visit Columbia Bank: Columbia Bank Mentioned in this episode Pacific Northwest Power Partners: @pnwpowerpartners Follow the show Instagram: @slightlyunhingedthepodcast Wine for this episode Thank you to Bouchon: A Wine Shop for providing the wine for this episode. Visit Bouchon: Bouchon Special shoutout A special extra shoutout to Christine for making the connection to today’s guest. Subscribe Follow and subscribe to Slightly Unhinged so you don’t miss future episodes and guest conversations.

    44 min

  10. Apr 10

    Slightly Unhinged with Kaylyn - Working With Your Spouse, Building a Brand, and Showing Up for Real

    In this episode of Slightly Unhinged, Justin sits down with Kaylyn of Action Jackson Promotions for a candid conversation about content creation, confidence on camera, building a business by accident, and what it really looks like to work with your spouse while trying to build something meaningful. This one is occasionally explicit, and full of the kind of real conversation that makes Slightly Unhinged what it is. In this episode: how Kaylyn and Joey accidentally built Action Jackson Promotions after starting in mortgages what people are actually afraid of when they show up on camera why prep matters so much in video and content creation the tension between authenticity, professionalism, and public visibility why community and referrals still matter more than chasing trends what it’s really like to build a business with your spouse whether social media is evolving, collapsing, or both side quests into Herbalife, Pure Romance, MySpace drama, astrology, and Walla Walla wine weekends About the guest Kaylyn is the co-founder of Action Jackson Promotions, a production company known for helping brands show up with more intention, personality, and confidence on camera. In this episode, she joins Justin not just as the force behind the production of Slightly Unhinged, but as a guest with her own story and perspective. Connect with Kaylyn Instagram - @kaydawl Website: www.ActionJacksonPromos.com Wine for this episode Special thanks to Mandy and Bouchon: A Wine Shop for supplying the wine for this episode. https://bouchonpdx.com/   If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to follow and subscribe to Slightly Unhinged so you don’t miss future episodes!

    55 min

  11. Apr 3

    Slightly Unhinged with Jessica - Rates, Rants, and Red Wine

    In the first episode of Slightly Unhinged, Justin sits down with his friend Jessica for a candid conversation about housing, money, big life decisions, and all the chaos that comes with being an adult in strange times. From real estate war stories to wine-fueled tangents, this one is honest, funny, and just unhinged enough.   In this episode: mortgages, affordability, and what buyers are up against right now COVID-era real estate and the ripple effects that are still showing up now why the right industry professionals can make or break the experience wine, Walla Walla, and the side tangents that make Slightly Unhinged what it is Follow / Subscribe: Follow Slightly Unhinged so you don’t miss future episodes and conversations. About Jessica: Jessica's 10 years' experience in the mortgage industry started when she realized that mortgage lending & customer service were mutually exclusive. Her differentiator is to provide exceptional service to her clients through education and constant communication. If you're looking for a lender partner that listens to your needs and delivers on follow-up, call Jessica! Connect with Jessica: Instagram - @jessicahomelender Book a consult via Instagram link in bio Website - https://www.cmghomeloans.com/mysite/jessica-scolastico LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessicahomelender/    Wine provided by Bouchon: A Wine Shop https://bouchonpdx.com/

    45 min

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    Slightly Unhinged is a podcast hosted by Justin Pavis featuring real conversations, honest opinions, unexpected tangents, and moments that are a little too real for most polished spaces. Funny sometimes, messy sometimes, thoughtful sometimes, and every now and then a little unhinged. If you like smart conversation, good chemistry, and a little chaos, you’re in the right place!

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Slightly Unhinged with Justin is a podcast built on honest conversations, real personality, and the kinds of topics that make life and business interesting. With friends, guests, and fellow entrepreneurs, Justin explores big ideas, everyday challenges, and the moments that are funny, messy, and worth talking about. Tune in every other Friday for new episodes!

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