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220

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Oct 2026

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EN

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Welcome to the Musings of Jessica Marie audio blog, a creative vault of personal stories, Historical Spotlights, and lifestyle content ranging from fur babies to travel and everything in between. New episodes every Friday @ 10 AM EST.

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October 16, 2026Episode 458 min

Historical Spotlight: 1921 Murder Farm Massacre

It’s sometimes easy to fool yourself into thinking that slavery was so long ago, but when you really look at the timeline, you realize just how recent some of America’s most damaging, dangerous, and deadly moments actually were. Race riots, massacres, lynchings, and other atrocities happened within living memory, meaning there are people who are still walking this earth who grew up during those times. Join me as I shine a Historical Spotlight on the 1921 Murder Farm Massacre, a horrific tragedy that exposed the brutal reality of peonage and gutted a rural community in Georgia.

October 9, 2026Episode 448 min

Historical Spotlight: Regina King

Actresses can make or break a show, and finding someone with the range to bring a character to life is no easy task. From her early days on 227 to becoming an award-winning actress, director, and national icon, Regina King has built a career that has truly stood the test of time. Join me as I shine a Historical Spotlight on Regina King and take a look at the incredible career, accomplishments, and impact of this talented actress!

October 2, 2026Episode 4311 min

Historical Spotlight: Xzibit

Pimp My Ride was one of my favorite TV shows as a kid! I used to binge-watch every episode because I had an early interest in driving, and I loved seeing how they turned people’s interests and hobbies into totally tricked-out rides. 🚘 Now, it’s a nostalgic legend from MTV’s early 2000s reality TV lineup and a perfect snapshot of pop culture before social media changed everything. Join me as I shine a Historical Spotlight on Xzibit, the iconic rapper, actor, and unforgettable face of Pimp My Ride who built a career that went far beyond the cars.

September 25, 2026Episode 428 min

Beauty in Black | Season 3 Review

We all have our guilty pleasures, and mine just so happens to include trashy reality TV and binge-watching whatever catches my attention. While some girlies are flying through 10 books a month on BookTok and movie buffs are rushing to see every new release, I’m over here treating Instagram Reels like a newspaper one day and drowning in reality TV the next. So when Season 3 of Beauty in Black dropped, you already know I had to watch…and boy, do I have thoughts. Join me as I break down the good, the bad, the confusing, and the downright ridiculous from the latest season!

September 18, 2026Episode 419 min

The Art of Scamming | How Daejon Love Built the Perfect Lie

Every single day, someone falls for a new scam. From fake emails to romance scams, it’s getting harder to stay safe on these internet streets. But what happens when the scam is so far-fetched that you willingly fall right into the scammer’s net? In this Musing, we’re taking a deep dive into Daejon Love, the man accused of posing as a 49ers wide receiver while running a romance scam that allegedly took more than $1.3 million from his victims. How did he keep the lies going for years? And what could his victims have done to spot the red flags sooner?

September 11, 2026Episode 4011 min

Historical Spotlight: Ludacris

As kids, we naturally gravitate toward the things that make us happy, whether it’s reading, playing sports, making art, or performing. Having the right support system can make all the difference in turning those childhood interests into something much bigger. In this Historical Spotlight, we’re taking a closer look at Ludacris, the Atlanta rapper, actor, entrepreneur, and entertainment legend who turned his personality and talent into a lasting career in hip-hop, film, and pop culture. From his rise in Southern rap to his success in the Fast & Furious franchise, Ludacris has continued to showcase his versatility while leaving a major mark on entertainment. 🎤🎬

September 4, 2026Episode 397 min

Historical Spotlight: Chingy

There’s something special about looking back at the movies, TV shows, and music that defined our childhood and instantly being transported back to a different time. For me, the early 2000s were filled with iconic pop culture moments and rappers like Chingy, whose music became the soundtrack to so many memories. In this Historical Spotlight, we’re taking a look at Chingy’s rise to fame, his biggest hits, and his lasting impact on early 2000s hip-hop and pop culture. From “Right Thurr” to “Holidae In,” Chingy has remained one of my favorite rappers and somehow still finds his way into my music rotation 20 years later.

August 28, 2026Episode 385 min

When the Math Stops Mathing

Owning a car isn't about status for everyone. For most of us, it's about having a reliable vehicle that gets us safely from point A to point B without breaking the bank. Unfortunately, car repairs and unexpected maintenance are part of life, but taking care of your vehicle now can help you avoid bigger expenses later. In my latest musing, When the Math Stops Mathing, I'm sharing my thoughts on car maintenance, high-mileage vehicles, expensive repairs, and knowing when it's time to repair your car…or move on.

August 21, 2026Episode 376 min

Historical Spotlight: Nat Turner’s Rebellion

Throughout history, rebellions have been catalysts for change, and some have left behind powerful lessons that continue to shape how we understand the world today. In this Historical Spotlight, we’re taking a closer look at Nat Turner’s Rebellion, one of the most well-known and largest slave rebellions in United States history. Join me as we explore the events surrounding the 1831 rebellion, the people involved, and the lasting impact Nat Turner’s Rebellion had on American history.

August 14, 2026Episode 368 min

Historical Spotlight: The Hidden Cost of Integration

As families get ready for another school year, it’s easy to focus on supply lists, new teachers, and getting back into a routine. But there’s a much deeper history behind the public education system that we don’t always talk about. In this Historical Spotlight, we’re taking a closer look at the impact of school integration on Black education and the thousands of Black teachers who were pushed out of the classroom as predominantly Black schools closed. Over 40,000 Black teachers lost their jobs by 1970, forever changing the educational experience for generations of Black students.

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