She'd Have Something to Say

Jess
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She’d Have Something to Say is about living a regular, messy, complicated life while carrying an extraordinary loss. After losing her mom at 17, Jess has spent the years since navigating motherhood, work, relationships, grief, milestones, and all the ordinary moments in between—often wishing she could call her mom about them. This isn’t a podcast about having grief figured out. It’s about the moments when grief shows up in the middle of real life: the good days, the hard days, the funny ones, and everything in between. For anyone who has lost someone, feels a little less understood than the

Episodes

  1. Aug 25

    Welcome to the Dead Parents Club

    My son walked today. And my first thought was my mom. In this first episode, I’m sharing why I started She’d Have Something to Say—what it’s like to lose your mom young and then keep living a completely normal, complicated life without her. We’re talking about motherhood, grief, the little moments when I still wish I could call her, and why I wanted a space where people can feel a little less alone. No perfect five-stage grief story. No pretending I have it all figured out. Just real life, as it happens. And if you’re part of the dead parent club too… welcome.

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She’d Have Something to Say is about living a regular, messy, complicated life while carrying an extraordinary loss. After losing her mom at 17, Jess has spent the years since navigating motherhood, work, relationships, grief, milestones, and all the ordinary moments in between—often wishing she could call her mom about them. This isn’t a podcast about having grief figured out. It’s about the moments when grief shows up in the middle of real life: the good days, the hard days, the funny ones, and everything in between. For anyone who has lost someone, feels a little less understood than the

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