We're so back. Welcome to Season 3 of JK Not Really! On this episode, we're diving into the changes we see within ourselves since entering our thirties and how our siblings and birth order played a significant role in who we are today.

On this episode we're diving into when we feel the most in tune with our feminine and masculine energy! We also continue to touch on taking responsibility for our healing journeys and reflect on the changes we see within ourselves from our late twenties to early thirties.

To be blunt, this was terrifying. To be even more blunt, it was necessary. Tune in to see how to navigate political conversations with those you love the most.

We're keeping it simple and light with this one. Tune in to learn how to romanticize your life and reflect on what your quality of life currently looks like.

On this episode, we're putting each other in the hot seat. We're asking burning questions, discussing recent social media trends, and the idea that small changes make a big impact.

Hello, 2025! We're talking intentions for the new year, reflections on what we've learned from this past year, and how healing is an ongoing process.

This episode revolves around the state of the world and nation we find ourselves living in. It's for all of the millennials out there who are exhausted from witnessing traumatic historical events over, and over, and over again. Jacq vents about her frustrations with the current state of American public schools in regard to safety while Kacy shares her fair share of frustration with the lack of support and resources in the mental health field. With the presidential election upon us, we decided to use this platform to discuss what many of us are feeling but are often afraid to share. Remember, we're all in this together.

Introducing the new Mrs. Norton, Ladies and Gentlemen! We're catching up on all things wedding related, including the very interesting ending to Kacy's reception night. We're sharing our approaches to "riding the wave" that is life currently and not second guessing ourselves.