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The Jenn Z Podcast

The Jenn Z Podcast

By: Jenn Croshaw
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 Millennial body- GenZ energy Navigating the beauty & absurdity of life & being real AF2023 Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Into the Wild: A Journey of Sobriety and Self-Discovery with Hayden Mez

    Into the Wild: A Journey of Sobriety and Self-Discovery with Hayden Mez
    Jul 31 2025

    This episode is a raw and unfiltered journey into Hayden's path to sobriety and self-discovery. Taken in the middle of the night as a teenager and sent to a wildernesss camp in Utah, Hayden shares the untold truths of what its like to be ripped from your comfort zone and dropped in the wild. Through honest storytelling, he opens up about his sobriety and the person he is today. This podcast is for anyone searching for hope, healing or just a powerful reminder of how resilient the human spirit can be.

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    58 mins
  • Hot Mess Hall of Fame

    Hot Mess Hall of Fame
    Jul 24 2025

    Hot Mess Hall of Fame is where chaos gets a crown 👑 Join Katie and Jenn as we proudly induct ourselves—and our most unhinged stories—into the Hall of Fame of Hot Messes. From dating disasters to accidental overshares and everything in between, we're celebrating the beautiful, hilarious wreckage of life. Got a story that belongs in the Hall? We might just induct you too. No judgment, just vibes and messy greatness.
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    29 mins
  • Tik Tok: Trash or Treasure?

    Tik Tok: Trash or Treasure?
    Jul 3 2025

    Katie and Jenn sit down to break down TikTok trends & hot takes — is it treasure or straight-up trash? It's our favorite (and most time-consuming) social media platform… and we might spend way too much time on it.
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    38 mins
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