Jamie Hess

This episode mentions gun violence and suicide. Please take care while listening. Born in 1983, Jesse's childhood was like one long movie montage combined with a classic family sitcom.

This episode mentions gun violence and suicide. Please take care while listening. Born in 1983, Jesse's childhood was like one long movie montage combined with a classic family sitcom.

This episode mentions gun violence and suicide. Please take care while listening. Born in 1983, Jesse's childhood was like one long movie montage combined with a classic family sitcom.

When Jessie was nine years old, she was getting ready to take part in it. She'd no longer be left behind while her big brother and the other neighborhood kids caused a little harmless mischief on their way to school. Her biggest worry was remembering her bike lock combination.

When Jessie was nine years old, she was getting ready to take part in it. She'd no longer be left behind while her big brother and the other neighborhood kids caused a little harmless mischief on their way to school. Her biggest worry was remembering her bike lock combination.

When Jessie was nine years old, she was getting ready to take part in it. She'd no longer be left behind while her big brother and the other neighborhood kids caused a little harmless mischief on their way to school. Her biggest worry was remembering her bike lock combination.

Outside of school and neighborhood shenanigans, Jessie spent her time at dance classes and just generally preparing to be the greatest thing Broadway had ever seen. You know, singing along with the best of the 90s divas, just waiting to be discovered from her bedroom.

Outside of school and neighborhood shenanigans, Jessie spent her time at dance classes and just generally preparing to be the greatest thing Broadway had ever seen. You know, singing along with the best of the 90s divas, just waiting to be discovered from her bedroom.

Outside of school and neighborhood shenanigans, Jessie spent her time at dance classes and just generally preparing to be the greatest thing Broadway had ever seen. You know, singing along with the best of the 90s divas, just waiting to be discovered from her bedroom.

And if you were around in 1992, even if you were just a kid, like Jessie and I were, then you probably know exactly who her dad is. And if you don't, we'll catch you up. Either way, you're going to want to hear this story from her perspective. Because even though Jessie gives off major main character energy, Her famous last name. The trauma of both the attack and the media coverage.

And if you were around in 1992, even if you were just a kid, like Jessie and I were, then you probably know exactly who her dad is. And if you don't, we'll catch you up. Either way, you're going to want to hear this story from her perspective. Because even though Jessie gives off major main character energy, Her famous last name. The trauma of both the attack and the media coverage.

And if you were around in 1992, even if you were just a kid, like Jessie and I were, then you probably know exactly who her dad is. And if you don't, we'll catch you up. Either way, you're going to want to hear this story from her perspective. Because even though Jessie gives off major main character energy, Her famous last name. The trauma of both the attack and the media coverage.

And everything that came after pushed her down. But not anymore. Today, this warrior goddess takes back her narrative. And I couldn't think of a better guest to help us celebrate today. the one year anniversary of this podcast. That's right.

And everything that came after pushed her down. But not anymore. Today, this warrior goddess takes back her narrative. And I couldn't think of a better guest to help us celebrate today. the one year anniversary of this podcast. That's right.

And everything that came after pushed her down. But not anymore. Today, this warrior goddess takes back her narrative. And I couldn't think of a better guest to help us celebrate today. the one year anniversary of this podcast. That's right.

This show holds space for humans to share stories of turning pain into purpose and the resulting switch flip that ensues, seeing life through a lens of gratitude. When I met Jessie Buttafuoco, I immediately knew that she was the literal embodiment of this. So today, on the one-year anniversary of this show, I bring you her story, Jessie Buttafuoco, today on the Gratitudology Podcast.

This show holds space for humans to share stories of turning pain into purpose and the resulting switch flip that ensues, seeing life through a lens of gratitude. When I met Jessie Buttafuoco, I immediately knew that she was the literal embodiment of this. So today, on the one-year anniversary of this show, I bring you her story, Jessie Buttafuoco, today on the Gratitudology Podcast.

This show holds space for humans to share stories of turning pain into purpose and the resulting switch flip that ensues, seeing life through a lens of gratitude. When I met Jessie Buttafuoco, I immediately knew that she was the literal embodiment of this. So today, on the one-year anniversary of this show, I bring you her story, Jessie Buttafuoco, today on the Gratitudology Podcast.

In 1992, I was 12 years old, and things were just different. If you're my age or older, you get it. But for the youngins, let me frame this up for you. There was no internet, or hardly any at least. There was no social media. It was a simpler time somehow. The legendary song by Queen, Bohemian Rhapsody, from 1975, was charting again due to its inclusion in the movie Wayne's World.

In 1992, I was 12 years old, and things were just different. If you're my age or older, you get it. But for the youngins, let me frame this up for you. There was no internet, or hardly any at least. There was no social media. It was a simpler time somehow. The legendary song by Queen, Bohemian Rhapsody, from 1975, was charting again due to its inclusion in the movie Wayne's World.