Best Podcast Episodes About Jessica Tarlov
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Updated: Apr 25, 2026 – 12 episodes
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“… like this idea of just sort of like a raucous desert planet and there's water being like rained down on these people fascinating shit all right lady jessica my wife see paul say how did father do this and do it and she says your father never started a war and i'm just like lady jessica frankly outrageous what the fuck are you talking about frankly yeah i saw doom part one and part two and we know that lady jessica was the one stirring up the prophecy and and kicking all this and pushing paul into this role as a way to protect their family, right? Like that's her mentality is like, I will engage in …”
“… One of the shots like right next to Aaliyah at her temple At the Fane are all these pilgrims pilgrims sort of like looking up and they're they're sort of being bathed in water and there's this quote from the book moadib spends water like a madman like this idea of just sort of like a raucous desert planet and there's water being like rained down on these people fascinating shit all right lady jessica my wife see paul say how did father do this and do it and she says your father never started a war and i'm just like lady jessica frankly outrageous what the fuck are you talking about frankly yeah i saw doom part one and part two and we know that lady jessica was the one stirring up the prophecy and and kicking all this and pushing paul into this role as a way to protect their family, right? Like that's her mentality is like, I will engage in this Lisa Nalgaib sort of narrative and I will put Paul in place here so that we can be protected and we can be in power. But holy shit, it came with a holy war. Fuck. But Jessica being like, well, you started a war, your father didn't, is one of the most outrageous things I've ever heard and i love this for lady jessica because she is nothing if …”
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In the trailer for 'Dune: Part Three', Lady Jessica delivers a shocking line, claiming that her husband, Duke Leto, never started a war. This statement is outrageous considering her own role in manipulating prophecies to elevate her son, Paul, to power, which ultimately led to a holy war. The complexity of Jessica's character as a protector and instigator adds depth to the narrative, showcasing the intricate dynamics of legacy and power in the 'Dune' universe.
“… so like the jokes that keep appearing in the movie number one being Janet and just like how much everybody hates Janet or also like is it Janet or Jessica it's like god Jessica Jessica's sister is a slut Jessica's sister is a whore also when they trying to figure out how to wake up amelia just she like a whore we could really hard Jessica stealth MVP of this movie to be honest It just really funny to hear Ryan Gosling talk about kids like they adults Right. So that is definitely. That's a good What's Age of S for this, treating kids like adults in the 70s. Because by the way, that's what we did …”
“… the first floor, but then there's also like a penthouse bar. It seemed like a lot of hotel bars, two movie theaters adult bookstores and just kind of creepy places yeah it's just a great rendition of it I also really enjoy the runners that they have so like the jokes that keep appearing in the movie number one being Janet and just like how much everybody hates Janet or also like is it Janet or Jessica it's like god Jessica Jessica's sister is a slut Jessica's sister is a whore also when they trying to figure out how to wake up amelia just she like a whore we could really hard Jessica stealth MVP of this movie to be honest It just really funny to hear Ryan Gosling talk about kids like they adults Right. So that is definitely. That's a good What's Age of S for this, treating kids like adults in the 70s. Because by the way, that's what we did in the 70s. He drives, his daughter drives. No one talks about it. The whole movie. No, you just have a 12-year-old babysit five other kids and be out for six hours.”
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In Shane Black's 2016 cult classic 'The Nice Guys,' the setting of 70s Los Angeles shines as a nostalgic backdrop for humor and character interactions. The podcast segment highlights memorable moments like the treatment of kids as adults and the recurring joke about a character named Jessica, showcasing how these elements age well in the film. The discussion also touches on the film's portrayal of dive bars and the absurdity of childhood responsibilities in that era.
“… with your kids? Like, I know we have cell phones now. Correct. I cannot imagine. No. Did you instigate your like, you know, entry to acting? I did. Jessica Wesson was, you know, in the industry, had an agent, was going to be a model. I was my mom was like, you can't be a model. You're very short. And was like, right. So cute. Well, I mean, so are you. She was not coming. My mom was not trying to say I wasn't cute enough. She was just like, Danielle, my mom's five feet even. And she was like, the hopes for you of like, I don't think she even knew print was a thing. It was just like, come on now. …”
“… go, well, all right. Other people have vouched for these people. So the risk feels less now and the reward seems great. But the the amount of risk management you're doing with very little education. A hundred percent. Can you imagine doing that now with your kids? Like, I know we have cell phones now. Correct. I cannot imagine. No. Did you instigate your like, you know, entry to acting? I did. Jessica Wesson was, you know, in the industry, had an agent, was going to be a model. I was my mom was like, you can't be a model. You're very short. And was like, right. So cute. Well, I mean, so are you. She was not coming. My mom was not trying to say I wasn't cute enough. She was just like, Danielle, my mom's five feet even. And she was like, the hopes for you of like, I don't think she even knew print was a thing. It was just like, come on now. You're not going to walk a runway. We're not even going down. And so I went back and told Jessica, I can't do that because I'm too short. And she goes, oh, yeah, that's true. Dammit, Jessica. But she was like, but you know what? You don't have to be tall to be on TV. And my agent's also going to put me on TV. And that's all I needed to know. And so …”
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Rachael Leigh Cook reflects on her first major role in 'The Baby-Sitters Club,' sharing how intimidating it felt to work alongside seasoned actresses. Despite her initial doubts about her role, she discovered the importance of female friendship while filming and the surreal nature of her early acting experiences. This candid discussion reveals the behind-the-scenes dynamics and personal growth during her debut.
“… you're like, OK, that she had that's that's so 1988. I like it. I could see it. So people are saying, what is what is weird? For instance, Joey says Jessica Rabbit. Is that a celebrity? Jessica Rabbit is not an unusual celebrity crush. I think that Jessica Rabbit is a very common celebrity crush. as danny bryson of course most famously not not a person i'm not interested oh really well she's fake uh she's just drawn that way akiva she's just drawn that way uh joey else says i'm very attracted to shora agdalushu agdalashu because of her voice so a voice crush sure i don't even know how to spell that …”
“… piggy's hair is always going to be shifting with the times i like i like the theory oh it's not probably of that time yeah it's not a theory so miss piggy is always going to be attractive currently But when you look at old pictures of Miss Piggy, you're like, OK, that she had that's that's so 1988. I like it. I could see it. So people are saying, what is what is weird? For instance, Joey says Jessica Rabbit. Is that a celebrity? Jessica Rabbit is not an unusual celebrity crush. I think that Jessica Rabbit is a very common celebrity crush. as danny bryson of course most famously not not a person i'm not interested oh really well she's fake uh she's just drawn that way akiva she's just drawn that way uh joey else says i'm very attracted to shora agdalushu agdalashu because of her voice so a voice crush sure i don't even know how to spell that show s-h-o-h-r-e-h ag dash ag dash lu yeah i'll take your iranian actress yeah but she i guess she's 73 but she must have some kind of voice yeah okay let's do a couple more a couple more okay um audio only ally says the rock since his role as the tooth fairy yeah the rock's not an unusual celebrity crush correct but it's funny that she specified …”
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Miss Piggy's hair has always reflected the changing times, making her a surprisingly timeless cultural icon. In this segment, the hosts discuss how her hairstyles from the 80s to now illustrate broader trends in beauty and celebrity crushes, including unexpected mentions like Jessica Rabbit and The Rock. The conversation reveals how even animated characters can have significant cultural relevance.
“… us. And we are we are influenced. And I'm seeing that I'm seeing that a lot. So I saw a video of this blonde woman who looked like a soldier named Jessica Foster, who,”
“… you're so gorgeous. What's your number? Or the second possibility, and to me, this is a really scary one is that people just don't care. They're like, we know you're a collection of pixels, but we like what you're saying. We like what you're showing us. And we are we are influenced. And I'm seeing that I'm seeing that a lot. So I saw a video of this blonde woman who looked like a soldier named Jessica Foster, who,”
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Influencers are feeling panicked as AI-generated avatars threaten their authenticity and livelihood. Many worry that these synthetic influencers can easily replicate their appeal, leaving them scrambling for unique differentiation. Despite potential legislation, the reality is that audiences may not care whether they're engaging with a human or a computer-generated persona.
“… so fast. Okay, so you were known for most of your life as Brian Riedel. In fact, that's your byline on this piece in City Journal. But now you're Jessica Riedel. Can you just give me the TLDR on that? I've been transgender since I was four. Several years ago, I began transitioning to Jessica. And the response has been very supportive and positive. I still have my job. I still have my career. I'm working with members on Capitol Hill. It's been heartening that people are making it irrelevant. That's what I want. My hope for my name change from Brian to Jessica was that it shouldn't matter. I'm …”
“… for the two reasons that, number one, I didn't want to have to ask people for money. Number two, I'm too stubborn. I'm the last person who's going to pander to people to get reelected. And had I gotten elected, I would have been thrown out of office so fast. Okay, so you were known for most of your life as Brian Riedel. In fact, that's your byline on this piece in City Journal. But now you're Jessica Riedel. Can you just give me the TLDR on that? I've been transgender since I was four. Several years ago, I began transitioning to Jessica. And the response has been very supportive and positive. I still have my job. I still have my career. I'm working with members on Capitol Hill. It's been heartening that people are making it irrelevant. That's what I want. My hope for my name change from Brian to Jessica was that it shouldn't matter. I'm still an economist. My research is still what it is. And I want my gender just kind of blend into the background. And I've been really heartened that that's been the response so far. I'm really happy for you. That's great news to hear, Jessica. I do wonder whether working in policy and politics, which is not the most serene environment, let's be …”
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In a striking personal revelation, economist Jessica Riedel shares her journey of transitioning from Brian to Jessica while navigating a challenging political landscape. Riedel reflects on her experiences in Washington, D.C., and how her truth-telling about economic issues has shaped her identity. Despite the potential for backlash, she emphasizes the importance of authenticity over popularity in her career.
“… which is there's people online who are fake that people en masse are believing is a real person. and in particular there's this woman called Jessica Foster an AI influencer called Jessica Foster who people have just fallen in love with all across the internet this friend of mine Drew Harwell did an investigation into this in the Washington Post you could tell from looking at it that this is obviously not a real person but millions of people had fallen for it she's like this army girl he asked the US Army to look into it they don't have a record of a Jessica Foster. You can tell it's AI from …”
“… Is something happening? But on a much larger scale, what we're already seeing is this playing out with public figures on the Internet. And in particular, there was this story from The Washington Post about this fake MAGA girl. It's the opposite problem, which is there's people online who are fake that people en masse are believing is a real person. and in particular there's this woman called Jessica Foster an AI influencer called Jessica Foster who people have just fallen in love with all across the internet this friend of mine Drew Harwell did an investigation into this in the Washington Post you could tell from looking at it that this is obviously not a real person but millions of people had fallen for it she's like this army girl he asked the US Army to look into it they don't have a record of a Jessica Foster. You can tell it's AI from looking at her. But millions of followers, millions of people are following her. She had an OnlyFans account after Drew contacted them. They took it down because you have to be a real person to have an OnlyFans account. You can post AI stuff of yourself on OnlyFans, but if there is no real person, then that platform doesn't allow it. But people …”
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Millions were duped by Jessica Foster, an AI influencer posing as a real person, who gained a massive following online. Despite being an obvious creation, she had an OnlyFans account, which was taken down when it was discovered she wasn't real. This phenomenon highlights society's struggle to discern reality in the digital age, especially as public figures exploit this confusion.
“… Justine Rossiak. Easy peasy. No, no, no, no. I know if I were... You could tell him dead name him. If I were born a woman, I would have been named Jessica. Oh. Ah, yes. I don't like that. I don't like you as a Jessica. I'm not gonna lie to ya. I think you can identify however you want. Not as Jessica, though. This is an important thing for me to know. I am trying to cultivate the personality as the world most civilian man and this helps what a gun I don know absolutely no camouflage things of this nature you're not meeting any grooming standards oh he's not what you gotta do is this is another …”
“… they thought you were trans i don't know I have no idea. What you need to do is you need to go back and get a copy of your birth certificate and see if they didn't put an F on there by mistake, you know? And they just think, like, oh, yeah, okay. Justine Rossiak. Easy peasy. No, no, no, no. I know if I were... You could tell him dead name him. If I were born a woman, I would have been named Jessica. Oh. Ah, yes. I don't like that. I don't like you as a Jessica. I'm not gonna lie to ya. I think you can identify however you want. Not as Jessica, though. This is an important thing for me to know. I am trying to cultivate the personality as the world most civilian man and this helps what a gun I don know absolutely no camouflage things of this nature you're not meeting any grooming standards oh he's not what you gotta do is this is another option if you don't want to become trans get a bunch of really disqualifying tattoos you know get a Nazi one like progressive candidate for senator Graham Platter have you seen Pete Hegseth's tattoos? I have clearly they are not disqualifying anymore what I'm talking about is you get a comic sans fuck the army in like yeah someone you saluted just …”
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Did you know you need to register for the draft to get federal student aid? This bizarre policy leads to hilarious misunderstandings, including a conversation about mistaken identities and tattoos that say 'fuck the army.' The absurdity of the requirements highlights the ridiculousness of government bureaucracy in a light-hearted way.
“… shine a light earlier? Or sometimes is that not possible? I'll start with you, Dr. Caneglia. I think there's a couple different aspects to this. So Jessica experienced peripartum cramopathy, so a heart failure that presumably happened because of the stress of pregnancy. Patients can have heart failure before pregnancy or after pregnancy, and sometimes that is often underdiagnosed in women. which I think is highlighted in this article as well. So if somebody has heart failure before pregnancy, they are much less likely to be able to tolerate that pregnancy and present earlier on in pregnancy with …”
“So in general, is there anything that we, that people, that young women can do that would diagnose or shine a light earlier? Or sometimes is that not possible? I'll start with you, Dr. Caneglia. I think there's a couple different aspects to this. So Jessica experienced peripartum cramopathy, so a heart failure that presumably happened because of the stress of pregnancy. Patients can have heart failure before pregnancy or after pregnancy, and sometimes that is often underdiagnosed in women. which I think is highlighted in this article as well. So if somebody has heart failure before pregnancy, they are much less likely to be able to tolerate that pregnancy and present earlier on in pregnancy with issues. But again, somebody may get through pregnancies in their 20s and 30s and be fine and all of a sudden in their 40s start to struggle with all these symptoms. So the symptoms of heart failure that we always ask folks to think about are shortness of breath like Jessica described. Sometimes people feel this chest heaviness, swelling in their …”
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Genetic testing for heart disease can significantly improve early detection and treatment for women, especially those with a family history. Research shows women may present symptoms of heart failure differently than men, making early diagnosis crucial. By identifying genetic risks, proactive measures can be taken to prevent severe heart conditions before they develop.
“… to you by Yasso. First up, this is a new trend going around where parents are calling in some outside help when trans, when tantrums go down. Jessica, come here. Come here, Jessica. He's crying. Come here. Now, are you going to stop crying? Cause Jessica's coming. It says, saw another mom on here. Y'all Jessica during a tantrum. He said, yeah, I love it. love that this is just to disrupt the crying and to cause confusion. The mom that did it that I saw which I believe was the original her child was coming towards her in a screaming crying fit And she yelled Jessica Jessica Jessica Jessica …”
“suggestions. That's it for Ask Me Some Things brought to you by Toyota. All right, moving on, let's get to doom scroll of the week brought to you by Yasso. First up, this is a new trend going around where parents are calling in some outside help when trans, when tantrums go down. Jessica, come here. Come here, Jessica. He's crying. Come here. Now, are you going to stop crying? Cause Jessica's coming. It says, saw another mom on here. Y'all Jessica during a tantrum. He said, yeah, I love it. love that this is just to disrupt the crying and to cause confusion. The mom that did it that I saw which I believe was the original her child was coming towards her in a screaming crying fit And she yelled Jessica Jessica Jessica Jessica where are you And the child was, her face said, who the fuck is Jessica? And I love that. I love that so much. I have not tried this tactic, but maybe I will because I have four children and at any given time, at least one of them is probably crying. We're happy in our house. I swear. I am a big proponent of when a child is crying, I will, I will …”
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In this hilarious parenting hack, a mom calls out for 'Jessica' during her child's tantrum, leaving the kid confused and momentarily distracted. The host shares her own twist on tantrum management by passing the crying back and forth, turning a meltdown into a playful game. It's a laugh-out-loud take on the chaos of parenting that many can relate to!
“… of your dad and i was like wild night and then i told him about it because i didn write that song Oh no He like that was a remake My favorite the Jessica Simpson version of Jack and Diane Mine is, ah. No, your dad doesn't really like award shows. He doesn't really even do red carpets. He didn't do the red carpet. He didn't do the red carpet. Did you ask him to do the red carpet with you? No, he asked if I was doing the red carpet, and if so, to please talk about the upcoming tour. The future won't wait, and neither should you. That's why American Public University offers master's programs …”
“… only want to hear your best songs when I'm at your concerts? Do you have a hit that you don't think or your surprise was a hit? well the other night on the red carpet i made a mistake and i realized afterwards somebody was like what your favorite song of your dad and i was like wild night and then i told him about it because i didn write that song Oh no He like that was a remake My favorite the Jessica Simpson version of Jack and Diane Mine is, ah. No, your dad doesn't really like award shows. He doesn't really even do red carpets. He didn't do the red carpet. He didn't do the red carpet. Did you ask him to do the red carpet with you? No, he asked if I was doing the red carpet, and if so, to please talk about the upcoming tour. The future won't wait, and neither should you. That's why American Public University offers master's programs designed for momentum, affordable, high quality, and flexible, so you keep moving forward. With career-relevant programs in business, healthcare, education, IT, and more, you can gain skills you can use right away and the confidence to power your next move. American Public University. Made for what's next. Learn more at apu.apus.edu.”
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Teddi reveals a humorous moment from the iHeartRadio Music Awards, where she mistakenly named a song as her favorite that she didn't even write. This segment dives into her relationship with her dad, who is preparing for his first Greatest Hits tour, and their candid discussions about music and award shows.
“… about what that rescue operation looked like. We don't know the full details. Remember, it's not like the U.S. military hasn't lied to us about Jessica Lynch or about Pat Tillman. So like for anybody saying that they always tell the truth, yeah, be around the block a little bit longer. Or the Osama bin Laden raid. Just filled with incorrects. Yeah, even to this day, people are still litigating what happened on the bin Laden raid. So what is important to say at the very least is you look at it two ways. It's an extraordinary operation. We got our guy. Nobody was killed. Great. Also, several …”
“… know, they're wishing to be bombed. There's no evidence of that whatsoever. Trump also look at just last thing here before we move on to these recent strikes by Carg Island. I do think it is just very important to lay out. You know, we talked yesterday about what that rescue operation looked like. We don't know the full details. Remember, it's not like the U.S. military hasn't lied to us about Jessica Lynch or about Pat Tillman. So like for anybody saying that they always tell the truth, yeah, be around the block a little bit longer. Or the Osama bin Laden raid. Just filled with incorrects. Yeah, even to this day, people are still litigating what happened on the bin Laden raid. So what is important to say at the very least is you look at it two ways. It's an extraordinary operation. We got our guy. Nobody was killed. Great. Also, several hundred million dollars of aircraft. It took hundreds, hundreds by the testimony of the president to be able to get these people out. It didn't go exactly to plan. There were significant amounts of fire, enemy fire, helicopters, A-10s, and all of that shot down. And this is on the brink of potential ground operation that could be happening around …”
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Recent tensions have sparked fears about the potential use of nuclear weapons, as statements from leaders suggest extreme measures may be considered. The discussion highlights the complexities of military operations, misinformation, and the psychological toll on soldiers and civilians alike. This context raises critical questions about the justifications for bombing campaigns and the realities faced by those involved.
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