7 episodes
MeSsy with Christina Applegate & Jamie-Lynn Sigler Wishbone Production
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4.9 • 2.2K Ratings
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On this podcast, Christina Applegate and Jamie-Lynn Sigler get vulnerable about the curveballs that life can throw…theirs just happens to be MS. Join them each week as they self-reflect, learn, laugh, and grow through their own raw and often-times hilarious conversations with each other, friends, co-stars, and the people that keep them going through the messiness of life.
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Can I Be Honest?
This week, Christina and Jamie discuss feeling obligated to be strong, the importance of being there for each other, wearing diapers, and much more. They also answer some listener questions.
Parts of this episode were recorded in 2023.
Executive Producers: Christina Applegate, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, and Allison Bresnick
Audio Engineer: Josh Windisch
This episode is sponsored by:
Maybelline - If you, or someone you know is experiencing anxiety or depression, Maybelline New York is funding free, confidential support: Text TOGETHER to 741741 or visit Maybelline.com/bravetogether to learn more.
Cionic - MeSsy listeners can get $50 off by entering the code MESSY during checkout visit cionic.com
Jamie-Lynn Sigler is a paid spokesperson for Novartis. This podcast is independent from Jamie-Lynn Sigler’s collaboration with Novartis. -
Martin Short
This week, Christina and Jamie are joined by Christina's friend, the one and only Martin Short. They reminisce about working together, share funny stories, discuss colonoscopy parties, and much more.
Executive Producers: Christina Applegate, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, and Allison Bresnick
Audio Engineer: Josh Windisch
This episode is sponsored by/brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/messy and get on your way to being your best self. -
It’s Okay to Be the Caboose
This week, Christina and Jamie discuss traveling, the feeling of being a burden, the importance of listening to your body, and more. They also answer some listener questions.
Executive Producers: Christina Applegate, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, and Allison Bresnick
Audio Engineer: Josh Windisch
This episode is sponsored by/brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/messy and get on your way to being your best self.
*Parts of this episode were recorded in 2023.
Jamie-Lynn Sigler is a paid spokesperson for Novartis. This podcast is independent from Jamie-Lynn Sigler’s collaboration with Novartis.
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The Power of Now
This week, Christina and Jamie discuss the importance of being honest about how they're feeling, their love of New York, how to be less hard on themselves, and more. They also answer some listener questions.
Executive Producers: Christina Applegate, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, and Allison Bresnick
Audio Engineer: Josh Windisch
*Parts of this episode were recorded in 2023. -
Edie Falco
This week, Christina and Jamie are joined by Edie Falco, who starred on "The Sopranos" with Jamie. They share their perceptions of each other while working on the show, and discuss parenting, cancer, the importance of being vulnerable, and more.
Executive Producers: Christina Applegate, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, and Allison Bresnick
Audio Engineer: Josh Windisch -
How Are You?
On the first episode of MeSsy, Christina and Jamie share how they became friends and what they've learned from each other. They also discuss the importance of setting boundaries, how they've learned to handle doubt, and much more.
Executive Producers: Christina Applegate, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, and Allison Bresnick
Audio Engineer: Josh Windisch
Jamie-Lynn Sigler is a paid spokesperson for Novartis. This podcast is independent from Jamie-Lynn Sigler’s collaboration with Novartis.
Customer Reviews
love this podcast
oh thank you thank you Christina and Jamie, i really appreciate your raw honesty about how you are living your lives, the messy is there, and it allows me to show my messy, without just a smidge less guilt and shame. holding up a “normal” face to put everyone else at ease is exhausting . listening to your conversations is just a relief, love this and love you.
Great podcast!
Such a great podcast! 10 years diagnosed (I was 42) by a neuro-ophthalmologist. I can relate to so much to your conversations - ‘friends’ who don’t get it and don’t care to, gi issues due to allergies (it’s like I gain a new allergy every few months), I have a neuromodulator - so my brain and bladder can talk (pain and failure of bladder), & the nerve and bone pain. My husband says I need an off button for my body to know that it needs to stop before I overdue it. You feel so good so you push through and then you are down for days. It’s hard not to feel like a burden. Keep up the conversation, please!
Being old with MS
I’m a 78 year old woman with ms - I’ve had it it for over 20 years. Your program is a breath of fresh air. There is such a lack of honesty about illness that if you feel crappy you think you’re the only one. It’s so nice that you tell it like it is. MS is an unpredictable mean disease. It changes your life but somehow as time goes on you learn to live with your limitations, not happily but just it is what it is . As I have grown older people get diseases and die. I am one of the lucky ones; last year I went to my granddaughters college graduation. Your program lifts spirits in ways you probably don’t know . Thanks for the laughter and tears- Ellen Bobrow
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