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Jen sits in bed to talk to you about what isn't "celebrity," high school friends she's offended, a woman who got mean at a book signing and gifts from strangers.

Friends and Strangers

Jen sits in bed to talk to you about why she rejected Sex & The City when she was a NYC resident, crazy roommates, 9/11 and then takes to analyzing the proposals in the New York Sunday Times "Vows" section.

New York, New York

Jen sits in bed to talk to you about why she never tried drugs, a good hospital experience, learning how to get drunk by trial and error and corrects some pretty weird facts from past episodes.

Drugs and Alcohol

Jen sits in bed to talk to you about her experiences with the supernatural or coincidence or tricks our minds play, and makes a correction from last week's episode involving a drunken night in Canada and a tattle-tale.

Believing in Ghosts

Jen sits in bed to talk to you about a woman she saw who did something wildly out of character during the last fifteen minutes of a flight, what we do in our heads and headphones, and there's a retraction regarding episode 6 about never having met a dove.

Headphone Healing

Jen sits in bed to talk to you about getting car sick, actresses who pretend to be boring, being the non-fun one in her friend group and reads emails from listeners who confess that they hate what their friends find fun.

What Seems Fun? - Listener Email Edition

Jen sits in bed to talk to you about summertime, including tales of a creepy gym teacher from 1986, her hatred of The Cars, fireworks and coconuts, the awesomeness of public pools and the awfulness of arts and crafts.

Summertime and the Living is Vacation-y

Jen sits in her bed in a hotel room in London and talks to you about an aggressive fan in a Johnny Cash tee-shirt who called her a pussy, walking around alone and loving it, guilt at leaving restaurants before ordering and falling in the aisle at an Ibsen play.

Jet Setting and Lagging

Jen sits at home to sing some Stevie Nicks, talks about feeling like an old car that only has a few good years left to drive the streets, her healing meditation/fantasy about having dinner with the Clintons, a tale of high school heartbreak, being neurotic, loud, and alienating to men and her first singing gig in New York City as an audience member of the Jenny Jones show.

JUST LIKE THE “ONE-WING” DOVE

Jen sits in bed to talk to you about the first leg of her trip in Australia, being back in America, weird table service in Australia, Bondi beach dreams dashed and fringe jumpsuit freedom.

Part 1: Australia Tales and Coming Back to America

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SERENITY NOW-ISH

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ANGEL OF THE ‘MOANING’

Jen sits in the tub and then her bed in a disjointed episode that addresses Caitlyn’s haters, the Live Laugh Love Woman doesn’t have Netflix, preparing for Conan, hitting the Howard Stern Wrap Up Show, reunited again with the ol’ friend and Jen’s dad weighs in via email on the football scandal “Deflate-Gate.”

IN PIECES – NOT IN A BAD WAY

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NOT RIGHT IN THE HEAD

This podcast is a weekly, Friday night bonus installment of “I Seem Fun” where Jen takes a half hour to talk about what happened in pop culture and politics this week that SHE cares about. This week Jen talks about is 2017 the Age of Aquarius? She also talks about the 100 year anniversary of Girl Scout Cookies, and the horrible incident on New Year’s Eve in a progressive town in India.

THIS WEEK SEEMED FUN Episode 8: “AGE OF AQUARIUS“ (RELEASED 1/13/2017)

Jen sits in her home and talks to herself and you get to listen to it. It’s an improvised monologue that weaves random small observations into sometimes bigger stories about her past, her present and just unfiltered thoughts about anything from her life to what’s happening in the world. It’s sometimes funny, sometimes poignant and always random.