IN MY HEAD with Jay Blessed

This is by far one of my favorite podcasts. Most definitely in my Top 10. Even with the extended hiatus every single episode is still relevant in 2022 and beyond. It’s well worth the wait for timeless, poignant conversations that will shake tables and raise the rugs.

Jay Blessed I miss you , I miss In My Head, I miss listening to you, experiencing you. Listening to episode 45 with your daughter reminded me of a Caribbean Red Table Talk but through a mental health lense & perspective. Your show addresses all the things I was afraid to ask growing up or didnt know how to ask. All those unspoken Caribbean American culture codes, nuances, & isms. Having these very intimate conversations on a public platform it encouraged me to have the tough conversations with my mom, my aunties, my dad, my uncles, my brother, my grandparents etc. This show is helping Caribbean/Caribbean American Millennials and Gen Zers bridge the gap, expose the raw uncut truth, break generational curses & bad habits. We need more of it.

Jamie is great at what she does! I recommend y’all listen to her work. You won’t regret it! Shout out to the Goddess herself, keep doing what you are doing💕

I had the pleasure of watching an IG live of yours which brought me to tears. The passion and emotions are moving. This live lead me to follow your page and actually listen to your podcast! There are no words to describe your topics, and strategies use to just engage your listeners to think and reflect. I love your sense of accountability and ownership with what you've been through and realizing you're not a saint! Listen, you're indeed a girlfriend in my head and when I'm experiencing something I can now run back and listen to your words of wisdom. I swear you're the Caribbean Iyanla Vanzant and I love it. The gift God has bestowed upon you is no match for the trials and tribulations he's brought you out. You're a witness and I truly appreciate you, you're encouraging me to one day speak my truth so I can help others.