Podcast appearances and mentions of jesse reynolds

Daniel Bodansky and Jesse Reynolds are both professors of international law. Robert Chris is a geography professor and advocate of geoengineering. All three guests worry that there is no strong constituency demanding faster adoption of climate repair, for it is urgently needed. For the video, audio podcast, and comments: https://tosavetheworld.ca/episode-636-governing-geoengineering.

Jesse ticks all the boxes...he's charming, he's talented, he's good looking, he's easy to work with....and yet here he is like so many.........sitting on the sideline's as traditional media tries to figure out how to move forward in our post-social media digital world. Take a listen as Bob talks to someone he was fortunate enough to work with for 2.5 years during his stint in Kingston with Corus Entertainment.

Jesse Reynolds a local sheriff deputy, guitar slinger and worship leader is number #181. In this episode we talk about how music has led him from the bar rooms to pulpits. Jesse talks about his being a worship leader drives his passion for music. We also get into a deep guitar discussion. Jesse & Pudge have played Taylor guitars for years and the both give their pro & Cons. Great episode with a great dude! Thanks for listening. #podcast #worship #guitar #music

Formed in the Pittsburgh, PA, area in 2020, Overload in Stereo is a three-piece rock band known for their electrifying blend of hard rock, rock, and pop-rock. The band consists of lead vocalist and guitarist Jesse Reynolds, bassist Joshua King, and drummer Josh Broge. Overload in Stereo began as two separate projects among long-time friends who shared a passion for music and a desire to express their thoughts and feelings through powerful lyrics and memorable melodies.  The band's music is characterized by its rich, layered soundscapes and Jesse's emotive vocal delivery. Influenced by legends like Foo Fighters, Eve 6, Green Day, Joe Satriani, and Stone Temple Pilots. Overload in Stereo successfully fuses nostalgic vibes with contemporary sounds, creating music that resonates with a diverse fan base. Notable for their energetic live performances, Overload in Stereo puts on a rousing show despite what their old-man knees tell them. This helps them build a robust following with their dynamic stage presence and their ability to connect with audiences on a personal level. Featuring music from: Gibraltar, Chrystyna Marie, Overload in Stereo, JMJ, Para Bellum, Billy The Kid and The Regulators, Lone Crow Rebellion

Formed in the Pittsburgh, PA, area in 2020, Overload in Stereo is a three-piece rock band known for their electrifying blend of hard rock, rock, and pop-rock. The band consists of lead vocalist and guitarist Jesse Reynolds, bassist Joshua King, and drummer Josh Broge. The post Overload in Stereo PARS726 first appeared on Build the Scene.

Hey everyone, Ed here.  David, Sara and Ed will be back next week with an episode about electricity interties in the clean energy system. Until then we'd like to share another podcast with you that we think might be of interest, called Challenging Climate. Hosted by Jesse Reynolds and Pete Irvine, Challenging Climate tackles tough questions about the science, technology, economics and politics of climate change. Their topics range from climate modelling, persuasive narratives, national security, international development and even biotech. Jesse, Pete and their guests cover similar topics to what we cover here at Energy vs Climate, while offering a different perspective, one we hope listeners will find interesting and enlightening. Find it and subscribe wherever you listen. energyvsclimate.com@EnergyvsClimate

Jesse Reynolds shows how many SRM papers overestimate risks and underestimate benefits. Paper: "Communication of Solar Geoengineering Science: Forms, Examples, and Explanation of Skewing" https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/20530196221095569 More papers are at https://jreynolds.org/

The topic of climate change ignites impassioned debate worldwide - a topic that has made its way into mainstream dialogue, from wall street to mainstreet, and achieved an extraordinary amount of global investment. The ecosystemic implications of this are fascinating. A global issue - with implications for society, industry, economy and policy. A long-standing debate. Yet clear consensus and paths forward remain elusive, suggesting potential misalignment in systems of information, and incentive. A leading concern is the belief that even the most aggressive reductions of greenhouse gas emissions are unlikely to prevent their harmful impacts - especially to those people, organisms and ecosystems that are already vulnerable. While many believe solar geoengineering shows great potential to manage some components of climate change - it also poses environmental risks and governance challenges of its own. As we consider the global level of discourse, investment in research and development, and regulatory activity - it's imperative we In this episode, our hosts Chris Potter and Marco Annunziata sit down with International Environmental Policy expert Jesse Reynolds to discuss the capabilities and limitations of solar geoengineering, and where we go from here. Show Highlights: “Cutting emissions is a collective action problem where everybody kind of wants to drag their feet and hope that the rest of the world does a good job. And then the benefits of costly emissions cuts go to the future, whereas the costs are born by the present.” –Jesse Reynolds “Climate change economics often quickly gets into the trillions of dollars when you're talking about impacts or very aggressive emissions cuts. In fact, if anything, solar geoengineering looks too cheap, right? We don't need to reduce the cost. That's not a barrier here. So the question in terms of is it effective?It's yes … but. It can be thought of best as a palliative or an analgesic, a type of a medicine that temporary suppresses some of the worst symptoms while a cure is being researched and implemented.” –Jesse Reynolds “It turns out that the opponents of solar geoengineering have managed to stop these field experiments saying it crosses a rubicon, that this will legitimize something that we first need a global dialogue about. And you can see how it's the extremes feeding off of each other with the loser in this process being the generation of knowledge and trust that will be essential if solar geoengineering might be able to reduce climate change risks in the future, especially to the most vulnerable populations in the world.” –Jesse Reynolds Guest: Jesse Reynolds, Environmental Policy Expert Co-hosts: Marco Annunziata, Co-Founder, Annunziata + Desai Partners Christopher Potter, Senior Research Scientist, Ecosystem Science & Technology Branch, NASA Ames Research Center

[ For full episode catalogue please subscribe to our Patreon at Patreon.com/BestActress ] The year is 2022 and the nominees are: 1. Nicole Kidman - Being the Ricardos 2. Penélope Cruz - Parallel Mothers 3. Kristen Stewart - Spencer 4. Jessica Chastain - The Eyes of Tammy Faye 5. Olivia Colman - The Lost Daughter - In 2022 Jessica Chastain won her Oscar (finally) for portraying the iconic televangelist, Tammy Faye. Chastain has incredible range and she certainly does not disappoint in this larger than life role. Was it my personal fav performance of hers? You'll have to listen to the episode to find out! Frankly, you could make an argument for any one of these performances as winsome. I think it was time to reward Chastain for her incredible body of work. Maybe the spoiler would have been Cruz or Kidman; I think many thought this was going to happen. Colman was semi-fresh off her recent win for The Favourite so a win was not likely. I was so happy to see Stewart get a nomination (finally) and it stands as a victory for so many reasons. Who do you think should have won? Join host Kyle Brownrigg with guest host Jesse Reynolds as they discuss.

Join Oliver as he chills with return guest Jesse Reynolds for the premiere episode of season 4! Since his last appearance on the show, Jesse has continued to excel as an actor, comedian and radio host. After his time with the very successful 'Jesse & Jenna's Messy Podcast' finally came to a close, Jesse relocated for an exciting new career opportunity. He is now the co-host of Fresh 104.3 FM's morning show in Kingston, Ontario and has also been featured several times on Global News as an entertainment reporter! The conversation starts off with Jesse detailing some things that lead to his departure from Ottawa, as well as discussing how his chihuahua Lopez has been thriving in their new environment. Oliver learns about Jesse's significant role in a thrilling feature film titled 'Obsessed To Death' (directed by the marvelous Stefan Brogren)! This chat covers a myriad of topics including dating, bullying, Joan Rivers, fitness, ghosts, aliens, botox, assisted death and much more! All fueled by this episode's unofficial sponsor, 'Pink Whitney'! Recorded on November 19th, 2022 Audio/Visual Production by Brian Reilly Edited (poorly) by Oliver George Additional editing and graphics by Maverick Reilly ARCADE- Oliver: 21 / Guests: 10 (No rematch as the podcast ran long and Jesse had to take off) ©2022 Just Chill with Oliver George https://jessereynolds.ca/

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: CERI Research Symposium Presentations (incl. Youtube links), published by Will Aldred on September 24, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Introduction The Cambridge Existential Risks Initiative (CERI) summer research fellowship (SRF) is a 10-week research training programme for aspiring x-risk researchers held in Cambridge, UK. CERI SRF ‘22 concluded with a research symposium on September 5th, and the presentations from that symposium are the subject of this post. For prospective CERI applicants: CERI SRF '23 is not yet open to applications; we're currently evaluating our impact and considering our long term strategy. There will be a Forum post if and when we open our ‘23 round. In the meantime, you may be interested in our existential risks introductory course (ERIC), or in EA Cambridge's seminar programmes in AGI safety and biosecurity. Presentations CERI research symposium talks, from both '22 and '21, can be found at the CERI Youtube channel. Below, I break down the '22 fellows' talks by cause area, such that those interested might have a slightly easier time navigating which videos to watch. AI risk Technical Exploring and characterizing surprising generalization behavior in neural networks - Alexander Davies Mentor: Lauro Langosco (unavailable) Infrastructure considerations for advanced ML systems - Pranav Gade Mentor: Jeffrey Ladish Developing an ‘empathy mechanism' for AI Agents - Tim Farrelly Mentors: Ivana Dusparic, Tim Franzmeyer, and Christian Schroeder de Witt Governance (unavailable) Article 15 compliance under the EU AI act: How developers and deployers of large foundation models should share regulatory burden - Somsubhro Bagchi Mentor: Risto Uuk Understanding applications of artificial intelligence to government surveillance - Catherine Brewer Mentor: Cecil Abungu Investigating the history of industry-led best practices for safety critical technologies and their implications on AGI governance - Yilin Huang Mentor: Claire Boine Biorisk Reimagining epidemic sovereignty: Rethinking global health governance of catastrophic biological risks - Hamza Tariq Chaudhry Mentor: Catherine Rhodes Improving DNA synthesis screening to prevent malicious actors from creating dangerous pathogens - Oscar Delaney & Hanna Pálya Mentors: Becky Mackleprang and Lalitha Sundaram Identifying technological bottlenecks in bio-surveillance systems - Brianna Gopaul & Ziyue Zeng Mentor: Akhil Bansal Avenues for reducing time to detection and alert for infectious disease outbreaks within West African nations - Sam Pritchard Mentor: Sophie Rose Nuclear risk (unavailable) Effects of transformative technologies on nuclear deterrence - Nathan Barnard Mentor: Matthew Gentzel Investigating India-Pakistan nuclear risk: What are the chances, how bad can it get, and what can we do to mitigate nuclear risk? - Vara Raturi Mentor: Rishi Paul Machine learning and nuclear command: How the technical flaws of automated systems and a changing human-machine relationship could impact the risk of inadvertent nuclear use - Peter Rautenbach Mentor: Haydn Belfield Disentanglement and overview of the nuclear risk field - Sarah Weiler Mentor: Christian Ruhl Extreme climate change Investigating the relationship between SRM research and global catastrophic and other related risks - Gideon Futerman Mentors: Goodwin Gibbins and Jesse Reynolds (unavailable) Estimating the risks from super pest outbreaks on the global food system - Kirke Joamets Mentor: anonymous Miscellaneous and meta x-risk (unavailable) Cooperation and conflict between AI systems in non-causal contexts - Jim Buhler Mentors: Caspar Oesterheld, Johannes Treutlein, and a third anonymous mentor Analysing the current space governance framework and designing more adaptive, longtermist space governance institutions - Carson Ezell Mentors: Giuliana ...

The year is 2004 and the nominees are: 1. Keisha Castle-Hughes - Whale Rider 2. Naomi Watts - 21 Grams 3. Diane Keaton - Something's Gotta Give 4. Charlize Theron - Monster 5. Samantha Morton - In America - In 2004 Charlize Theron received her first Oscar nomination and win for playing Aileen Wuornos who was a prostitute and serial killer. This haunting performance remains one of the best in Oscar history (IMO). This was a very strong year with very diverse performances each brilliant in their own way. Naomi Watts gave a devastating performance in the movie 21 Grams playing a woman who loses her children and husband in a hit and run accident. Samantha Morton plays an Irish immigrant trying to make it in America while trying to overcome the loss of her son. Diane Keaton plays in a much more light hearted rom-com defying age in a brave (and funny) performance in Something's Gotta Give. Finally Keisha Castle-Hughes gives a captivating performance in Whale Rider becoming (at the time) the youngest Best Actress nominee at 13. The current record is held by Quvenzhané Wallis who was nominated at 9. Join host Kyle Brownrigg with guest host Jesse Reynolds as they discuss. . . . . . . . . . . . . #bestactress #supporting #oscars #academyawards #hollywood #silverscreen #vintage #gay #queer #lgbtq #canada #losangeles #gaypodcast #robbed #snubbed #film #movie #podcast #supporting #lead #keishacastlehughes #whalerider #naomiwatts #21grams #dianekeaton #somethingsgottagive #charlizetheron #monster #samanthamorton #inamerica

In this episode Jesse and Pete interview each other and look back on the first 10 episodes of Challenging Climate. They discuss their backgrounds, research, and Jesse's new job as Executive Secretary of the Climate Overshoot Commission. They also reflect on how the podcast has been going and look ahead to the future.Jesse Reynolds is an expert in international environmental policy. He researches and advises on how rules, procedures, and institutions can help manage environmental opportunities and challenges, particularly those involving emerging technologies.Pete Irvine is a lecturer (assistant professor) at UCL Earth Sciences where he teaches climate science and researches the climate response to solar geoengineering as well as its broader implications.Links:Climate Overshoot Commission websiteJesse's book: The Governance of Solar GeoengineeringIrvine et al. (2019), "Halving warming with idealized solar geoengineering moderates key climate hazards"Support the show

Florian Rabitz speaks to @geoengineering1 about AI, gene drives, SRM and how these can be regulated. Paper: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2589811622000039 A preliminary framework for understanding the governance of novel environmental technologies: Ambiguity, indeterminateness and drift; Florian Rabitz, Marian Feist, Matthias Honegger, Joshua Horton, Sikina Jinnah, Jesse Reynolds

This week on Energy 360, Peter Irvine (University College London) and Jesse Reynolds (Paris Peace Forum) talk with Joseph Makjut (CSIS) about the future of combatting climate change and how human interventions, including the potential of technologies like solar geoengineering, could play a role.   Guests: Dr. Peter Irvine, Lecturer in Climate Change & Solar Geoengineering, University College London (UCL) Earth Sciences. Dr. Jesse Reynolds, Senior Policy Officer, the Global Commission on Governing Risks from Climate Overshoot, Paris Peace Forum For more, check out their podcast, Challenging Climate

Welcome to episode 32 of the Performance Group podcast where we sit down with the one and only Jesse Reynolds , the newest Executive Director of the Leadership Academy of Madison County. In this episode Jesse takes us through his own journey of life and how he is now finding himself back home. Jesse is a writer, a reader, a linguist, a public servant, but most importantly - Jesse is a leader of leaders! Learn more about what he is doing with LMAC here! https://thelamc.org/ You can find both of Jesse's Books below! Heavenly Navigation: No Turning Back - https://www.amazon.com/Heavenly-Navigation-No-Turning-Back-ebook/dp/B079K4Z2YK/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=jesse+reynolds&qid=1636921494&s=digital-text&sr=1-2 The Truth Behind a Lie: The Road to Commitment - https://www.amazon.com/Truth-Behind-Lie-Road-Commitment-ebook/dp/B07933T3Z8/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=jesse+reynolds&qid=1636921494&s=digital-text&sr=1-3

The actual Reviewer 2 Jesse Reynolds becomes our Reviewer 2 and interviews Daniel Heyen on his coalition formation paper. "Solar geoengineering governance: a dynamic framework of farsighted coalition formation" https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfclm/kgab010

We are Jesse Reynolds, an expert on environmental policy, and Peter Irvine, a climate scientist. We're launching a new podcast, Challenging Climate, in January 2022. With episodes every two weeks, we'll be challenging leading experts with tough questions about the science, technology and politics of climate change. We'll explore how we can fight global warming by cutting greenhouse gas emissions, carbon removal, adaptation, and solar geoengineering. We will also consider the roles of computer models and persuasive narratives, economics and public policy, renewable energy, and national security in the climate debate. And we'll look beyond to issues such as biotechnology and international development.Subscribe now to follow these conversations, as we try to make clear the challenges and trade-offs of tackling climate change.

I am joined by the owners of Elite Era, Brian Ogle and Jesse Reynolds. They share what the mission of the company is all about and what's like in a day in their life. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laced-up/support

For as long as humans have existed, people have been getting buff as hell, but for different reasons throughout the centuries... People don't look like they used to. We've been cave-dwellers, tribespeople, fought plagues and mammoths. In the two million or so years humans have been around, it's only recently that people have had the time and understanding to actually think about our bodies, back when we were hairy grunters who died before the age of 22 we didn't really have the luxury of working on our pecs when we were just trying to stay alive, you know? It's time for the long, sweaty (sometimes confusing) history of working out!

Reality TV hits rural Ontario, huh?!

The roaring 20's!!!!! What a time to be alive... The economy was booming and people were starting to stray away from the norm. Cars, radio, cinema, television, sound movies…it was all brand new and young people were embracing change. In the 1920s, cuddling was a popular social activity with "petting parties" also called "snugglepupping" taking place all around the US. Cuddling may seem like innocent fun in 2021 but back then it was a great way to experiment before committing to a relationship or to marriage. As these parties gained popularity, there was obvious pushback from Conservatives because they saw physical contact between young, repressed men and women as another sign of the moral decline that was seizing the nation. In this episode, we go over the rise of petting parties, how they played a key role in sexual freedom, the haters and why they no longer exist. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button. CHEERS! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

June is Pride Month

It's time for a wobbly history of... THE JELLO SHOT! Wobbly, get it? See what we did there? Oh yes, Medieval peasants were getting ripped on gelatinized booze long before frat boys and we'll tell you all about it in this episode and what caused Jello shots to shoot to fame in the 1950s!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What would be your reaction if your best friend asked for your husband to be her sperm donor? Is it a friendly thing to do? Is it creepy? Here is what our writer had to say: "Hi J &J, First, I want to say how sorry I am to have heard about Jesse's mom. She sounds like such a great person and thank you for being so vulnerable and open on your last episode. I'm sure it helped someone out there who is dealing with loss. So, this is kind of odd, even for you guys. I am 30 years old and I have a fairly good friend (we've known each other for 5 years). We became a lot closer throughout my pregnancy, she was super supportive and it was great having her help my husband and me out when we needed it. Obviously, she was around more often and she always commented on how perfect my baby was. I figured it is just what friends tell each other and I didn't really think much of it. One day we were sitting at the park and once again, she was talking about how cute and well-behaved my baby was when all of a sudden, she looked at me and said " Would it be okay if I asked your husband to be my sperm donor?" You guys, I almost spat out my coffee!!!! She didn't even use lube, just slid right in there with this extremely awkward question. I think she could see that I was uncomfortable so she went on about how awesome it would be if our kids were siblings, they'd be so cute and that since she is single, she would rather have a donor that she knows. I told her I would think about it, but I am creeped out. Am I an awful friend for thinking this is out of bounds? How do I let her down gently? Should I tell my husband? Can we still be friends after this? Can't wait to hear what you guys have to say. Thanks!!" See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cocaine, booger sugar, blow...whatever you call it, cocaine has been around for thousands of years, but it wasn't until the late 1800's that it hit the market as a "cure for everything". Sigmund Freud was a huge fan and even the Pope carried around a flask of coca fortified wine on his hip. Toothache? Dandruff? Hay Fever? Cocaine was the magic potion that solved all of the world's problems. Until, it wasn't...  #JesseAndJenna run through the history of cocaine and its medicinal uses, the creation of Coca-Cola and the drug's downfall in this episode of The History of: Cocaine in Victorian Medicine! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

STRAIGHT GUYS, THIS ONE'S FOR YOU!!! Actually, this interview is for anyone who wants to improve their love life.*

If you are a fan of the show, you've probably heard us talk about Jesse's mom a lot over the years including our interview with her about her steamy affair with Bryan Adams! By now, you've also probably read the sad news that Jesse's beloved mom, Donna Reynolds, passed away recently on her 61st birthday. This episode is dedicated to her and her story of perseverance and positivity as she battled a lifetime with Rheumatoid Arthritis and chronic pain, while still managing to be the best single mom ever to four fabulous children. Jesse takes us through that fateful night when he got the call and had to drive across the city in a state of shock, and also shares some special, possibly supernatural signs he's been getting since her passing- including that she died on her birthday, who does that?! Her doctor said it is very mysterious and happens more often than people realize... We hope that Jesse's experience helps those who have had to deal with loved ones in long term care during the pandemic know that they are not alone, and same for those who have lost a parent at such a young age. THIS ONE'S FOR YOU DONNA, CHEERS! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're over a year into the pandemic and a new survey reveals the affect it's had on dating and people's views towards commitment and sex. If you thought the woman that used Gorilla Glue on her head was bad, wait until you hear what happened to this woman when she did it to her EYE. And the BIG LESSON OF THE DAY among lots more weird and unusual news headlines: Don't Make Sex Toys At Home! Cheers! #JesseAndJenna See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From creation itself to the manifestation of original sin, semen has SHOT itself across the face of religion for millennia. From Ancient Sumeria to Ancient Greece and then to modern religion, today we're looking at the religious History of: Semen & Religion!

Nipple piercings are interesting...They've been around for a very long time, however, they were never as popular as other piercings like navel and nose. We trace titty bling

Can you trust someone who doesn't trust you? Can you forgive the person you love for lying to you? Is he trying to manipulate you?

The dildo is the one object whose sole purpose has and always will be for sexual pleasure!

Matchmaker, matchmaker, make me a match!

The always hilarious Jesse Reynolds & Jenna Mosher of Jesse & Jenna's AWARD-WINNING-TWO-YEARS-IN-A-ROW are here! Season 2, episode 2 featuring the amazing Lauren Freedman's script, Ghost Boyfriend! Enjoy the show and follow us on the socials! @180sisterhood You can also follow Jesse + Jenna and their hilarity and unfiltered conversations at @messypodcast_

For many of our military men and women, service to their nation and to their fellow members doesn't end with retirement. Today we're saluting someone who is carrying on the mission past his retirement: Master Sergeant Jesse Reynolds of the United States Air Force. Jesse's daughter Jennifer Dorward from Federal Way wrote in to tell us about her dad. "He's very humble and I believe he deserves every kind of recognition he can get." Jesse retired from the Air Force, but he still serves veterans through an organization called "Around the Sound". And Jennifer says he does his best to get a smile out of every one he helps out. For his continued service to the nation and the people who have served this nation, today we salute Master Sergeant Jesse Reynolds of the United States Air Force.

Our guest on this podcast is a comedian and one of the creators of The Big Comedy Parade at Yuk Yuk's! She also rang in this crappy new year along with Jesse Reynolds, Tom Green and Kenny vs. Spenny at Ottawa's Shaw Centre and she is here to talk to us about how her hard farts and double chin are doing in quarantine, and give her take on the week's weird news headlines. Please welcome Ashley Krawchenko!

Just like the title says, we bring you the most important updates when it comes to the COVID-19 pandemic (that's debatable). We use this episode as an opportunity to catch up with each other as Jenna is in quarantine in Vancouver and Jesse is still in Ottawa. Is this real life?! At least we're all in it together (but apart) and we hope our podcast can be a little escape for everyone during this difficult time. Cheers!

One of the unsung heroes during this COVID-19 pandemic is MOMS who have to stay home with little ones all day while balancing a full time "work from home" job! Joining us to talk all about balancing a successful government career with a 3-year-old daughter is Jesse's childhood friend Emily! Emily has a great husband who is a frontline government employee so Emily is left all alone with their daughter for up to 12 hours a day! She tells us some tips, tricks but most of all wants all moms to know they are not alone if they are ready to pull their hair out! It's Jesse and Jenna's Messy Podcast.

On this episode we chat with Nadine Thornhill! Nadine is an expert on child and adolescent sexuality and she studied at The Institute For The Advanced Study Of Human Sexuality in San Francisco and has a lot of accomplishments under her belt which we talk about on this episode! We also ask Nadine about dick pics, sex in quarantine, being sick of your partner and what singles should do.

We're all trying to figure out what our new reality will look like amid the Coronavirus pandemic and on this podcast, we shoot the sh*t about things we're seeing in the news media related to the COVID-19 virus that has rudely interrupted our lives, but as you know- we do news differently! We try to focus on the positive, silly and downright insane. Cheers!

With many Canadians suddenly out of work due to the Coronavirus pandemic, finances are something many of us might be trying to ignore right now but Canada's Money Coach, Judith Cane, joins us on this podcast to explain exactly why we should take extra care of our financial health right now. From creating a "war time" budget to which fun expenses are okay to keep, Judith gives us a healthy dose of financial reality in a no-nonsense way that even the messiest among us can understand. We will get through this apart but together. Cheers!

This is our BIGGEST INTERVIEW yet and her FIRST TIME on a podcast... Wednesday we're talking to superstar Kirstie Alley!!!  Recorded in three different timezones (Ottawa, Vancouver & Kansas), Hollywood superstar Kirstie Alley joins us over the phone to discuss her iconic career including how networks have changed over the years. She also dishes on her friendship with Jamie Lee Curtis, her Twitter block policy, her thoughts on COVID-19 and how she is handling life in self-isolation while her dad is in nursing home. Kirstie gives her Netflix recommendations too and tells many personal stories throughout yet another messy edition of Jesse & Jenna's Messy Podcast!

Hello Jesse & Jenna, My question I believe is a bit different than you are used to. Obviously as time goes on in a relationship, things a man desires to happen while being intimate often goes too. Receiving oral sex has always been important to me and I never have any problem giving it if my partner wanted it but that is rare. Through time this turned into arguments and the more pressure I put on, the harder she would push back. I went well over a year without. As our money is separate due to her being irresponsible, I put forward an idea: Every time she gives me oral sex on its own, from start to climax I pay her $30, which may happen once a month. I book it in and shower once kids are in bed and transfer her the money. And there are a few other sexual favours for a price but the deal is when I want it she can’t say no, but they are only short which is masturbation that involves her. There are also higher end paying deals which may be anal occasionally for $200. At times when she wants to earn more money, she may initiate deals to book in. When it comes to normal sex I don’t pay anything which is average once or twice a week, but with kids and the pressures of everyday life, it’s pretty quick missionary to fit it in with our night once kids are settled in bed or occupied. My question is, are these payment deals something that you consider disturbing, or if it works for both of us, is it OK? We’ve been together eight years and have two young children. I have a high sex drive where I feel I need to ejaculate a minimum of twice a day and that’s why I put these offers forward where we both get something from it, or maybe others looking in would think my demand is unreasonable. Please give me your thoughts.

SPECIAL INTERVIEW! Past guest and friend of Jenna's, Michel Falcon, left for Lima, Peru on March 12th to do some research for a new business venture... Shortly after, the Peruvian government shut down their borders due to the coronavirus and now complete Martial Law has been implemented! We didn't have long to talk with Michel because understandably there is a lot going on in his world but we a brief chat with him to see how he is doing and to get some insight in to what it's like to be locked down by the law amid this horrible COVID-19 pandemic.

We hope you're staying safe from the dreaded COVID-19 virus! This thing sucks. We hope to bring you a little light in a very dreary world right now. On this episode we obviously start by addressing the Coronavirus which we are both luckily still safe from (for now) and in self-isolation. With all the extra time in quarantine, Jenna has opened up her dating search and has found a website for men with small penises! Why you should always try to look your best (now proven by science), some sexy Easter eggs for Easter and we wrap up talking about two ridiculous criminals involving dead bodies and dick grabbing. Thanks for listening and don't forget to wash your hands. Cheers!

Here we go... My boyfriend’s mom constantly talks about his ex-girlfriends. She praises their beauty, charm, and achievements; tags them in posts on Facebook; and always “loves” their updates and photos. (She ignores mine.) She makes sure both my boyfriend and I are informed—on a daily basis—about his exes and their well-being. And the latest garnish on this Momster Cocktail? Instead of congratulating me on my recent accomplishments, she asks me to help find his ex-girlfriends jobs at my company! My boyfriend is an only child. She is a single mother who took his moving out and moving in with me very emotionally. (even though he’s in his mid-twenties!) I'm not a complete monster, so we agreed to spend weekends with her to “keep the peace.” My boyfriend has been very vocal, insisting she stop talking about his exes in front of us, but she reacted by hiring a private detective to find dirt on me and my family. I’m desperate! I love him but enough is enough. This is starting to sound like a made for TV movie and I'm beyond over it. What do I do? Thx, Terri

We've often dreamed of having wine on tap, but maybe not when it comes out of your bladder! This week's weird newscast kicks off with a story about a woman whose body turns her urine in to booze! Then keeping with our toilet theme, Jesse brings up fecal transplants where people are inserting healthy poo up their butts in an effort to increase good bacteria. A hospital sitter was busted for sucking on seniors' toes, and men can smell when women are horny. Science is cool! Those and many more stories that are sure to make you say "WTF?!" It's Jesse & Jenna's Messy Podcast. Cheers!

"I'll get you my pretty and your little podcast too!" Our guest this week is a real live... WITCH!

"Hey guys! Here's the situation: Last year I met an adorable guy at a bar. One thing led to another, and we ended up going home together that night. We saw each other off and on for several weeks, then he dumped me, saying I was too young for him. I'm 24. He's 31. Six months later, he started dating a phoney, obnoxious, downright dim-witted woman I work with. Here's the thing, she was with me the night I met him! I had a hard time dealing with them being together, seeing as how he broke my heart, but I managed to function at work. Well, guess what? That bitch got engaged to him! Now it's impossible for me to pretend that they don't exist as she is wagging her ring all over. To say I am not taking this well is an understatement! I've spent a few nights crying my eyes out. How can a woman like that get engaged, and someone like me—smart, funny, friendly, cute—be single? It's unfair! So unjust! How do I deal? Thanks for taking the time to hear me out since I think my friends are getting tired of listening to me cry about it. Cheers - KT"

Science says it's true! The number one fantasy for everybody is having a threesome, but the study shows it never goes well. A man who suffers from a rare condition causing to get extreme erections after smoking weed! Jenna has a story about a soccer player who bit another one in the junk and Jesse has one about cops who tazed a criminal in the same place! Finally, science has proven that beer goggles are real but may not be for the reason you think! All that and more on this edition of Jesse & Jenna's Messy Podcast.

28 year drag veteran, Miss Manhattan is Ottawa's most tenured drag queen! She joins us to discuss the changes she's seen in drag over the years, how she got her start in NYC, tips, tricks and of course some naughty stories too! Be sure to check out Miss Manhattan's lipsync performance at www.MessyPodcast.com too. Cheers!

Hi Jesse & Jenna!  I'm a pretty, smart girl who's gone through shattering, horrible, tragic heartbreak because of a man I absolutely adored. After I spent half a year getting to know him, then a year and a half in the gawdawfullest part of the South trying to develop a relationship with him, he unceremoniously dumped me. I came to my senses, moved back to New York, and began a new career. My problem? He is flying in for business and has asked me to dinner. I've thought endlessly about what I'm going to wear, revved up the diet and exercise, imagined all sorts of ridiculously expensive restaurants he might invite me to, but I (honestly!) don't indulge any grand fantasy of him saying: "I was wrong; I'm moving here to be with you. Marry me." My question: Should I even bother spending an evening with this man? And if I end up seeing him, do I play it cool? Or should I be all sugar, like I normally am? I really want him to eat his heart out! Clearly I've lost all perspective. Thanks and I can't wait to hear your advice. Love you guys, JP

Hey J&J, There’s a person I like, who likes me back, who I would like to get into something with. The problem is that they’re not my usual kind of person at all, by which I mean I have pretty much only ever liked girls and he’s a guy. So that’s new. I have basically zero idea how to handle any of this. I don’t really feel gay (how does gay feel)? I still notice girls. I have no idea how the sex would possibly work and I haven’t had any gay experiences so what if I’m terrible at it? But I feel a lot of things for him and one of them is very definitely in my pants. Here’s my question I guess: Would it be awful of me to date him/sleep with him/hang out with him but just kind of not talk about it until I’m sure this is really a thing? I just kind of don’t want to do the whole dramatic coming out if it turns out to be… an idea and not really a relationship. What if this just turns out to be a fluke? I’m 22 and I’ve never been into a guy ever, though I have dated a couple girls seriously and also had some hookups. Is it weird at my age to suddenly get into this guy? Thanks, T

Happy Valentine's Day! If you're a last minute shopper, we've got a list of the worst Valentine's Day gifts you can give. Then, Jesse regales us with a story about an obese owl who fell out of a tree after eating too much. Would you buy Eryka Badu's used underwear? She's selling them! Next up is a local story from right here in Ottawa where a dumbass of a man claims to have set $1 million cash on fire to keep it from his ex-wife. Next, a shopkeep who is in trouble for letting his gas station be the set of a porn movie, and why you should run for the hills if your man has a nice car. All that and more on this episode of Jesse & Jenna's Messy Podcast

Khord Kitty is a fursuiter and performer. He produces dances, skits, music and videos. He's also an American shorthair with an addiction to cat nip! Despite what CSI taught the masses, Furries are often cosplayers who don't participate in the sexual side of Furry culture at all. If you're vanilla like us, listen to this interview with Khord Kitty to expand your horizons and learn about another fascinating sub-culture, even though sex is only a small part of it for many Furries. We can't wait to learn all about it from Khord! 

"OMG I can't believe I am writing to you guys. I've been a very distant fan for a long time now and I have to say, I am just loving everything about Ottawa's favourite podcast I am really interested to hear what you have to say about my situation. Three months ago I started seeing a guy who lives in Toronto. I visited him for the first time three weeks ago and enjoyed every minute of it, we have a great connection. I returned home only for my job, but it was really hard to leave. I know it sounds silly, but I could see spending my life with him. I’ve never felt this strongly so quickly. He said he’d love for me to move and live there, but I think it's too soon. The last time I moved in with someone, it didn't work and I ended up accumulating debt. I’m terrified it's going to happen again. I told him that I’m hesitant, not just to take a chance on love but to move away from everything I know and start over. On the flip side, I also feel that I’ve done everything I can here. He makes me feel like I’m the most beautiful person in the world but am I crazy for considering a move this soon in a relationship? I feel he could be “the one.” He keeps saying he’s going to make me his wife (I’ve heard all that before) and he’s so kind-hearted and sweet. He has an amazing smile and is a perfect single father to his two beautiful kids!! Would it be nuts for me to give up the life I've built for myself in Ottawa and move to Toronto? Is it too soon? CHEERS! - Ciara"

It's astounding just how many people manage to get things stuck in their urethra! That's our top story and this time it's a woman! As if there aren't enough to keep up with, there's a new dating term out there so we explain what "whelming" means. A thief stole a car and then somehow got locked inside (karma's a bitch!), a woman bit off her lover's tongue and how one creative mom learned the meaning of "be careful what you wish for" when she took an unconventional approach to get her son to take a bath! Those stories and some personal ones too on another fabulous episode of Jesse & Jenna's Messy Podcast.

Puppy Ruki has been practicing puppy play for just over a year and he's here to tell us all about this little-known sub-culture! Puppy play has roots in BDSM but to our surprise, it is often NOT sexual! Ruki breaks down the motivation, stigma, outfits and even discusses the drama within the community and what it's like playing with a female master despite typically identifying as gay. For some puppies, it's not about sex or fun at all and is instead a mental health escape. Who knew? We cover a lot of ground in this unconventional interview but that's how we do it on Jesse & Jenna's Messy Podcast!

"Dear Messy Podcast, I’m in love with a wonderful man. We laugh, talk, inspire, and support each other. We hug, we have great sex, we cuddle. He's the one who understands me best; but when he asked me to marry him, I said no. Marriage to me is a death sentence, a path to a joyless, sexless life; just thinking of marriage sends me into panic attacks. And yes, if you're wondering, my parents are still married. I'm not waiting for something better to come along. I just don't want to marry. What to do? I can't imagine my life without him. On the other hand, I can't imagine my life with him. Please break it down for me! -No to Nuptials"

Thank you for naming us Ottawa's Favourite Podcast in FACES Magazine! We kick things off talking about how Jenna muted Jesse on Twitter... Then, the weird news! You've heard of emotional support animals, but how about an emotional support beer? Change it to wine and we're interested! Then, imagine buying a second-hand couch only to find actual treasure- but doing the right thing definitely did not pay off in this story! Next is one for the boys, don't bop it with your banana or you could get infected! Also, don't push too hard on the pot or you might kill yourself (true story), an almost-newlywed couple's parents run off together, and finally a hilarious story about how some cops in Thailand thought the best way to catch a couple of perverts was to re-enact their raunchy video! It's a hilarious week in the news on Jesse & Jenna's Messy Podcast.

Join Oliver as he hangs out with the marvelous, multi-talented Jesse Reynolds! Jesse is an award winning comedian, an actor, an emcee and co-host of the hilarious 'Jesse & Jenna's Messy Podcast'. Beyond that, he is also co-owner of 'Queer Sphere Expo', an LGBTQ+ consumer trade show for everyone!Jesse talks about his recent experience ringing in the new year (and decade) hosting a show for Ottawa's own comedy superstar Tom Green! Jesse also shares how his time as a morning host on local radio eventually lead to his current podcast/YouTube show. The conversation touches on a web-series that Jesse acted in, also delving into intermittent fasting and mental health.Recorded on January 10th, 2020Audio/Visual Production by Brian ReillyEdited (poorly) by Oliver GeorgeARCADE- Oliver: 3 / Guests: 3 (Tied it back up baby!)

Welcome to your rundown of the first week of weird news this decade! To start, we thought a fitting tribute to 2019 would be a round-up of all the strange objects people shoved in their bodies last year. Then, imagine waking up to find someone SUCKING YOUR TOES?! It happened! If you had to have a body part amputated, would you wanna keep it? How about dating apps without photos? It's happening! Also, as risky as it could be, science recommends flirting with your co-workers for increased productivity, and finally we reveal the most germ-covered spot in the average hotel room! You're welcome and CHEERS!

It's that time of year again!

Have you ever wanted to make love to... a GUN?! Listen to this episode to hear what happened when a 96-year-old man gave his wife a good rogering with his pistol... Then, have you ever thought about tanning your taint? It's a thing now- ouch! We also talk about a brawl at the grocery store, "we gifting", a creepy boss who tried to spy on male employees peeing in the bathroom (Jesse's got a personal story about that) and would you say it's okay to have sex at your friends' house party? A new study says it's okay! All that and more on this fabulous edition of Jesse & Jenna's Messy Podcast.

The Silver Ferns have won the Lonsdale cup for 2019, The Wellington Phoenix gear up for an Eden Park encounter and we catch up with Para swimmer Jesse Reynolds as part of the ANZ Paralympic pathways series.

"Hey Jesse & Jenna, I just got engaged to an incredible man and I am so happy, however with every upcoming wedding there is always some family drama. My fiancé’s parents lost it on us when we didn’t include his sister or brother in the wedding party. There are MANY reasons why we didn’t. His sister flat out said when she FaceTimed us after we got engaged “I better be in your wedding party!” Her and I are not close at all, she lives out west and is 4 years younger than me. My fiance’s brother is a degenerate loser who’s stolen from him all the time. They don’t get along because they’re your typical close minded family... if it’s not done their way they don’t accept it. You could describe my fiancé as an outsider. It’s taken our 9 years together to see him become his own person. He struggled so long with who he wanted to be and what he grew up with. His parents wouldn’t let him go to the movies in high school, his dad would follow him around, he wasn’t allowed to go out for Halloween, or have friends over for his birthday- the one time one friend did come over, she brought him some Crazy Bones and his dad threw them out in front of her at the birthday saying they were satanic. They used to be super religious but they’ve relaxed a little. But essentially they said they were upset we were excluding the family in our wedding. I’m not inviting a lot of my side of the family because I barely speak to them. Just because someone is related to you it doesn’t make them family. We’ve talked extensively about this and agreed that we want our wedding to be special and that we want people in our party that have been there for us and will be there for us the next 10 years. So, since our decision is made to NOT have his brother or sister in the party, what I want your advice on is how to go about telling them that this is our final decision? Should we do it in person, over FaceTime? Should we be gentle or just rip off the Band-Aid? Is there another way we can include them? Any advice you have will be helpful. Thanks, K"

We've brought you summer penis, bone penis and even duck penis but now we open this episode with... Parasite penis, YIKES! Scientists have developed a new form of birth control that requires men to get an injection in their balls- any takers? A meth addict was busted for storing his drugs in his massive belly button and a fascinating story about a doctor who saved a man's life by sucking urine out of his swollen bladder. Also, are vagina-shaped engagement rings becoming a trend and stats on how much we can't stand out families during the holidays.

A man was awarded $300,000 for flashing a city from his hotel window.Yes, awarded! We'll explain on this episode along with a trick for getting people to do what you want, gin made from elephant poo (yum!), Jenna's Samurai soul-mate and more crazy stories including some stats on threesomes and why you should NEVER touch makeup samples at the store or you might get a disease. We're a happy podcast, we promise! :P 

"Hey Jesse & Jenna! I'll just get right to it. My boyfriend’s mom is an absolute psycho bitch (I swear she’s bipolar or something, but as far as I know, she’s never been formally diagnosed) and more often than not, she is verbally/emotionally/psychologically abusive to me and my boyfriend. Plus, she tells lies like there’s no tomorrow. She yells and screams at my boyfriend and I for the stupidest reasons and sometimes for no reason at all. The hardest part is that we can't ignore her because we unfortunately live at her house. Sometimes in her crazed fits she claims she’s gonna either call the cops on us or evict us, etc but she never does. I’ve started looking for apartments for rent in my area to see if there’s anything available that my boyfriend and I could move into, but there’s pretty much nothing suitable/in our budget so we’re stuck here for now. I feel like I could have a mental breakdown if my boyfriend’s mom goes into one of her psychotic rages one more time.

One guy mixed the instructions for his dildo up with his screwdriver... A John (not ours) tried to flush a hooker out, you can now go to Porn University, the date with bad (or good?) timing, and this Christmas, be a shitty gift wrapper- we'll tell you why! That and more on this week's edition of WTFriday weird news on Jesse & Jenna's Messy Podcast!

Jesse & Jenna (and Producer John) answer a listener email asking for advice on how to handle what will be an obvious clash between her in-laws, her friends and her family when politics will likely be the topic at Thanksgiving dinner. www.MessyPodcast.com Your emails are welcome @ jesseandjennasmessypodcast@gmail.com

Jesse Reynolds is a Canadian actor, host and stand-up comedian; Jenna Mo is a scholarship-winning athlete and radio personality. Together they hosted a major market morning show in Ottawa, Ontario for nearly 4 years with a speciality in celebrity gossip, local news, unusual headlines and informative research studies. Now, they're uncensored and online with their one-of-a-kind brand! You're guaranteed a hilarious rundown of the week's most bizarre news, personal stories, interesting guests and whatever else they feel like talking about because it's their podcast and they do what they want. Some may say it's a mess, but really they're just perfectly imperfect... It's Jesse and Jenna's Messy Podcast! Website: https://www.messypodcast.com/   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/jesseandjenna/about/?ref=page_internal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jesseandjmo/  

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In honour of Pride this month, The Quick and The Dirty is releasing special bonus episodes focusing on LGBTQIA+ issues. Hilary and Sandra celebrate Pride Month by welcoming Jesse Reynolds. He's not only a comedian, broadcaster, and actor but he's also an ambassador to the LGBTQ community. On this episode, Jesse tells his unique coming out story– how was it received by his family? He talks about being bullied during some tough years in high school, what he thinks his responsibility is to the LGBTQ community, and what he's doing to make a difference.

Inside Jokes - Sunday March 5th 2017 - Herb Irving & Peter Anthony, featuring Jesse Reynolds

Inside Jokes - Sunday February 5th 2017 - Sean Cullen & Jesse Reynolds