This week’s episode Jen goes solo and brings two guests to talk. Three designers. Three layoffs. Zero warning — and no choice but to figure it out. Kirsten Franker and David Ciccocioppo pull back the curtain on what life after corporate actually looks like — the freedom, the fear, the Friday morning Zoom that changed everything.

Where you find Kirsten Franker or David Ciccocioppo

Kirsten Franker - Website: https://www.orangeowldesign.com/ or LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirstenf/

David Ciccocioppo: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-w-ciccocioppo/

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Jen Squared is back with a fun one! This week, we're diving into the world of Reddit's "Am I the A$$hole?" — because nothing says Friday like a little judgment and a lot of tea. We tackle two juicy dilemmas: a woman who inherits her late ex-husband's 401(k) (and his girlfriend has feelings about it), and a friendship that ends with a literal invoice. We're giving verdicts, sharing opinions, and reminding you — don't be an asshole. Grab your cold medicine and tune in. 🎙️

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Jen Squared takes a deep dive into the Hulu documentary Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery, celebrating Sarah McLachlan's groundbreaking all-women music festival and the iconic artists who made the nineties a defining era for female musicians. Tune in for a nostalgic, heartfelt conversation that'll have you dusting off your old playlists and asking yourself — what would Sarah McLachlan do?

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