Best Jessica and Debbie Podcasts (2025)

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Discover What You Love with Mona Schreibt 46:08

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Mona Schreibt has a bold style all of her own. In this episode Mona talks about her journey to committing to her creative practice and also shares the importance of keeping her creative momentum flowing. We chat about the beautiful color black and the magic of collage - some delicious topics!

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The Burger Chef Murders: A Well-Done Murder Mystery 38:04

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A late-night employee walks into his Burger Chef restaurant and finds only silence, chaos, and four co-workers missing. What happened next became one of the strangest and most unsettling mysteries in Indiana history. Listen completely ad-free with a 7-day FREE trial of ⁠Crimehub Premium⁠. Cancel anytime. No commitment. Sign up here: ⁠patreon.com/cr…

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Ep. 18 Criticism 26:07

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Let's make managing criticism more pleasant to handle... In this episode, we delve into the complexities of criticism, exploring its dual nature as both a constructive and destructive energy. We discuss how personal insecurities often lead to negative criticism, the impact of cultural influences on our perceptions of feedback, and the importance of…

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Deeper Connection with Shawn Petite 52:56

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Shawn Petite shares how she found her art soul in mixed media. We talk about Shawn’s love for documenting how she is feeling as part of her creative practice and discuss how Shawn gently dips into her creative practice through small steps that help her connect herself and her art together as she creates. This is all a part of a process of keeping c…

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Blood, Lies, and Lululemon Leggings 55:14

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Listen ad-free with a 7-day FREE trial of Crimehub Premium. Cancel anytime. No commitment. 👉🏼 patreon.com/crimehub Jayna Murray was a bright, ambitious young woman whose life was brutally cut short inside a Bethesda Lululemon store—a place she thought was safe. What began as a minor workplace dispute spiraled into one of the most shocking and savag…

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Ep. 17 Ego and Other Theories 19:37

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What does ego mean to you and does your ego weigh you down? In this conversation, we explore the concept of ego, delving into its components as defined by Freud: the id, ego, and superego. We discuss how these elements interact within individuals and influence behavior, self-awareness, and personal development. The conversation emphasizes the impor…

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Break Your Own Rules with Vanessa Oliver-Lloyd 56:55

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I loved chatting to Vanessa Oliver-Lloyd. Vanessa has such a strong, clear creative voice and she proudly and confidently shares that voice with the world. In this episode we talk about the importance of giving yourself permission to break your own rules and get out of your comfort zone. Vanessa shares how she is working on balancing creating art a…

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Burned Alive and Left for Dead: The Murder of Jessica Chambers 57:21

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In 2014, firefighters in small-town Mississippi raced to a blazing car—only to find 19-year-old Jessica Chambers staggering from the flames, barely alive and whispering the name of her killer. What followed was a years-long investigation mired in mystery, obsession, and two trials that left one haunting question unanswered: who really set Jessica o…

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Ep. 16 Healing Trauma 32:36

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Where are you in your trauma journey?By Jessica and Debbie

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Nurturing Yourself With Ash Hoffenberg 49:02

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Ash Hoffenberg is one of our amazing Messians and I loved getting to chat to her for this episode. Ash and I chat about the importance of self-care and how art making can be a big part of that for many of us. Nurturing yourself allows you to go out into the world and be a better human. I loved Ash’s insights and tips for someone starting out on the…

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The Cannibal King of Scotland: Sawney Bean 26:37

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In the misty wilds of 16th-century Scotland, hundreds vanished without a trace—until body parts began washing ashore, gnawed clean and hacked like butchered meat. What followed was the unmasking of the most terrifying legend in British history: Sawney Bean and his inbred clan of cannibals, who may have feasted on more than 1,000 souls before vanish…

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Ep. 15 Sticky Notes on Showing Up 25:41

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What are your personal tips on talking with your adult children?By Jessica and Debbie

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Find Your Voice With Jessica Kaschig 45:33

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In this episode I am chatting to one of our beautiful Messians, Jessica Kaschig. Jessica talks to us about the power of the Artist’s Way and how art helped her through big life decisions and changes. I loved chatting to Jessica about the concept of living with audacity and being true to yourself and how the power of art and community can help you t…

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The Pizza Bomber: Brian Wells 40:04

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In 2003, a seemingly ordinary pizza delivery turned into one of America’s most shocking crimes when Brian Wells was forced to rob a bank with a live bomb locked around his neck. What followed was a bizarre and deadly chain of events that exposed a twisted web of deception, greed, and murder unlike anything the FBI had ever seen. Author: Mike Colucc…

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Inside F3: Building Community And Sharing Knowledge In Digital Forensics 1:00:33

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Gareth Davies, Chairman of F3 (First Forensic Forum), joins the Forensic Focus Podcast to explore how a grassroots, vendor-neutral community has helped shape digital forensics in the UK for three decades. He traces F3's origins in the 1990s, when affordable training and tool-agnostic knowledge-sharing were scarce, and explains why the forum still f…

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Ep. 14 Curating Travel Itineraries 49:36

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Trusting the Alchemy of Creating with Betsy Walton 1:03:17

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In this episode Betsy Walton shares with us about her creative journey and how she discovered and rediscovered her creative voice. Betsy talks about the importance of having a sense of curious play within our creative process.It is so exciting to hear Betsy share her love for adding a layer of mystery within her art-making by having an openness to …

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The Girl in the Wardrobe: A Deadly Fantasy 1:00:45

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Rachel Barber was a gifted 15-year-old dancer from Melbourne whose future seemed destined for brilliance—until she mysteriously vanished after receiving a call from someone she trusted. That caller, 19-year-old former babysitter Caroline Reed Robertson, had become dangerously obsessed with Rachel’s beauty and success, lured her to her apartment und…

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Ep. 13 Decluttering 23:11

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Have you delved into removing clutter in your home?By Jessica and Debbie

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The Power of Community with Debbie Siddon 54:04

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In this episode I am chatting to one of our Messians, Debbie Siddon. During our discussion Debbie shares with us how having a community of like-minded people has helped her show up for herself and her art, build a creative practice, and develop her creative voice. Having support has helped Debbie achieve her creative goals and commitments to hersel…

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Seven Years in a Box: Colleen Stan’s Harrowing Tale of Survival 41:57

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Ep. 12 Near-Miss Experiences 41:04

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Have you ever had a near-miss experience and did it change how you viewed life?By Jessica and Debbie

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The Power of Journaling with Lynda Monk 52:34

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Lynda Monk chats to us about the power of journaling within our lives when we allow our journals to be a soft place to land. Journaling enriches every aspect of our lives, if we allow it to. So much of Lynda’s work is backed by deep research. It is fascinating to listen to how science and expression are working together to help people find deep hea…

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Inside The Fight Against Child Exploitation – Leadership And Wellness Lessons From Debbie Garner 42:30

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Debbie Garner, retired Special Agent in Charge at the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, joins the Forensic Focus Podcast to share insights from her 30-year career. From undercover narcotics work in her early 20s to leading Georgia's Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force, Debbie brings a unique perspective on collaboration, child protect…

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Slipping Justice | The Story of “The Serpent” Charles Sobhraj 1:03:33

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In 1970s Delhi, a charming French-speaking stranger lured a group of young travelers into his web with stories, drinks, and “medicine.” But the man they knew as “Daniel” was really Charles Sobhraj—The Serpent—a conman and killer whose final scheme was about to unravel. Author: Mike Colucci Huge thanks to our sponsors: Acorns: Sign up now and Acorns…

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Growing Your Daily Practice with Meg Vellejos McCoy 1:01:35

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Meg is nearing 10 years of daily creating! This is something to be celebrated. Meg and I chat about how she started her journey of daily art-making, how her process has evolved over time and what she has gained through the act of sustained practice. Meg shares how she has moved from being present as she creates to savouring the act of painting. As …

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The Luke Mitchell Case: From Teenager to Convicted Murderer 59:29

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In 2003, 14-year-old Jodi Jones was found brutally murdered in the woods near her Scottish hometown, and her boyfriend Luke Mitchell was swiftly cast as both the prime—and only—suspect. Convicted on circumstantial evidence after the longest trial in Scottish history, Luke has spent decades behind bars insisting on his innocence, fueling one of the …

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Ep. 10 Cooking with Love 20:42

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Have you thought about adding some love to your next meal?By Jessica and Debbie

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Ep. 9 Debrief on Contentment 21:42

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The raw and real debrief after our episode on contentment.By Jessica and Debbie

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Process as Medicine with Marianne Burger 49:32

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Marianne Burger is a collage artist living in Swakopmund, Namibia. This magical place has had a profound influence on Marianne’s choice of colour palette and imagery. Marianne talks to us about how the process of collage has become medicine for her soul, a way to work through her thoughts and feelings. We also talk about the magic of passing down a…

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Ep. 11 Open Mic Poetry 29:59

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Does poetry explain your heart song?By Jessica and Debbie

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Canada’s Most Chilling Unsolved Murder: The Case of Lindsay Buziak 54:55

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In 2008, 24-year-old realtor Lindsay Buziak agreed to show a luxury home to a mysterious couple with an urgent, million-dollar budget. What should have been the biggest sale of her career became a carefully staged trap that ended her life. Author: Samantha Davis Huge thanks to our sponsors: Acorns: Sign up now and Acorns will boost your new account…

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Ep. 9 Contentment 19:07

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How does contentment or rather discontentment show up for you?By Jessica and Debbie

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Staying True to Your Creative Voice with Traci Taylor 1:01:02

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In this episode Traci Taylor and I talk about staying true to your creative voice through failure and success. Throughout her work Traci lives the essence of the truth that your story matters and deserves to be told. Traci chats about being able to look back through her journals and finds the thread of truth that runs through her work as she keeps …

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The Pope County Christmas Massacre | Ronald “Gene” Simmons 55:11

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In December 1987, Ronald “Gene” Simmons carried out the deadliest act of familicide in U.S. history, murdering 14 of his own relatives on his isolated Arkansas farm before killing two more and wounding four in a nearby town. A controlling abuser with dark family secrets, Simmons left behind only a chilling letter and a trail of bodies that revealed…

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Ep. 8 Progress vs Progression 17:51

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What is the difference between progress and progression?By Jessica and Debbie

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EP. 7 Debrief on Generation X vs Other Generations 14:46

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The raw debrief after our ep. 7 generations discussion.By Jessica and Debbie

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Noticing Patterns and Cycles with Nathifa Sligh 47:53

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During this episode Nathifa Sligh shares with us the importance of noticing the natural cycles and patterns within our lives and our creative practice. Nathifa shares how this noticing can help us plan ahead and guard against burn out. The importance of rest is a big theme of today’s episode. I loved that Nathifa could share the early signs of burn…

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The Deadliest School Massacre You’ve Never Heard Of 43:41

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On May 18th, 1927, a quiet Michigan farming town was torn apart when school board treasurer Andrew Kehoe wired a local school with dynamite, murdering 45 people—including 38 children—in the deadliest act of school violence in U.S. history. What began as a summer morning of finals and playground chants ended in fire, rubble, and screams that still e…

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Ep. 7 Generation X vs Other Generations 36:10

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What assumptions are made about your generation?By Jessica and Debbie

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Body in the Barrel: The Suspicious Death of Debbie Wolfe 45:03

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In 1985, 28-year-old nurse Deborah “Debbie” Wolfe vanished after a routine shift—only to be found days later submerged in a pond under chillingly suspicious circumstances. Officially ruled an accidental drowning, her death remains shrouded in vanishing evidence, conflicting accounts, and haunting questions that refuse to die. Author: Samantha Davis…

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Keeping it Real with Tania Ahmed 46:42

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I loved talking with Tania Ahmed. She has such a fantastic way of looking at our creative practice as a place to take risks and make mistakes. It was so inspiring hearing Tania explain how redefining what daily creating looks like can allow us to feel more successful in our creative practice. Tania is a Gelli plate whisperer and she has some exciti…

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Ep. 1 Friendship, Part 2 8:58

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What are practical ways to start making new friends?By Jessica and Debbie

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Ep. 2 Fear Limits Us 18:29

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What would happen if we acknowledged our fears as a springboard to overcoming them?By Jessica and Debbie

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Ep. 1 Friendship 23:33

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Do you have a friend that you really connect with? Have you considered why?By Jessica and Debbie

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Ep. 3 Creativity 13:51

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Do you have a creative outlet where you get to express your uniqueness?By Jessica and Debbie

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Ep. 4 Relationship with Food - the debrief 17:50

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The raw debrief after discussing our relationship with food (ep. 4).By Jessica and Debbie

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Ep. 4 Relationship with Food 27:12

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What are your thoughts about food and its implications in your daily life?By Jessica and Debbie

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Welcome to Bee On It 4:42

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Join Jessica and Debbie for ongoing conversations on the Bee On It podcast.By Jessica and Debbie

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Brotherly Love | The Story of the Wichita Massacre 40:10

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In December 2000, brothers Reginald and Jonathan Carr went on a brutal weeklong crime spree in Wichita, Kansas—robbing, raping, and murdering five innocent people in what became known as the Wichita Massacre. Their sole surviving victim, Holly G, narrowly escaped execution and played a crucial role in bringing the brothers to justice, who remain on…

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