The Uncommon Room Podcast Jessie Broome

In this episode, Jessie and her guest Will discuss all things money and finances. You'll hear about what they think about money, why they think that, and what they do with it. From discussing how our parents handle money carrying over into our adult lives, to what budgeting looks like, to processing how to invest, this episode is jam-packed with financial knowledge and info. You don't want to miss this conversation!!

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Book Recs from Will: 


"The Little Book of Common Sense" Investing by John C Bogle
"The Simple Path to Wealth" by JL Collins
"I Will Teach You to be Rice" by Ramit Sethi

In this episode, Jessie has a special guest (her husband Stephen) on the podcast to discuss how their recent life circumstances coupled with mental illness has effected both of them emotionally. It's been a sad season of life and we never know what to expect next. So here we are, in our sadness keeping it real with those listening. *Trigger warning for those who have ever dealt with suicidal thoughts. You may want to consider skipping over this episode, as we process through our own dark thoughts and struggle with mental illness.* 



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For the second episode in the series Confessions, your host Jessie shares about her struggle to slow down. She discusses the hurriedness of our world, the pressure to be productive, and how she has begun to think about how to live differently and deliberately. 



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GO READ "The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry" by John Mark Comer if you enjoyed this episode!

Welcome to the new series called Confessions, where your host Jessie shares a confession about herself in each condensed episodes. She will walk you through her process of learning and moving through different emotions, thoughts and experiences. In this episode, Jessie discusses how she identifies, accepts and sits in her emotions (even the "negative" ones). Listen now for everything she's paid for in therapy for FREE! 



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In this follow up conversation to our first purity culture episode, we discuss how we can move forward in our sexuality now that we've identified how Purity Culture has effected us. Dr. Camden Morgante, licensed clinical psychologist, college professor, and writer joins us to discuss how we can rebuild our thoughts and beliefs on purity after experiencing many damaging messages from Purity Culture. Thanks for listening!

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Dr. Camden Morgante is a licensed clinical psychologist and college professor who writes about psychology, Christianity, and gender equality on her website and on social media. She is a regular contributor to Christians for Biblical Equality’s blog Mutuality. 

You can take Camden’s free quiz “Which Purity Culture Myth Affects You?”

Blog Post referenced: "5 Purity Culture Myths"

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In this episode, Jessie has her friends Jamie and Maddie on to discuss their experience with friendships post-grad. Finding and upholding friendships can be draining, confusing and even lonely at times. But as we start to learn ourselves and recognize our expectations, we begin to see that communicating those things with friends takes those relationships to deeper levels (or helps you realize it's time to let that friendship go!). We're all about trying to cultivate rich, lasting relationships and we hope that this episode gets you a little bit further on your journey. Thanks for listening!

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Check out our episode from season one on managing expectations:  Apple Podcasts Link