Jamie Hess

At first, he initially pleaded not guilty, but later agreed to a plea deal and was sentenced to six months jail time. He was released after serving only four months and nine days of that sentence. Eventually, the accumulation of lies, trauma, and anxiety would push Jesse into a dark path.

At first, he initially pleaded not guilty, but later agreed to a plea deal and was sentenced to six months jail time. He was released after serving only four months and nine days of that sentence. Eventually, the accumulation of lies, trauma, and anxiety would push Jesse into a dark path.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

It was then that Jessie's friend, who had been quietly sitting in the corner, piped up and chimed in. Of course, she could only do so anonymously, as she explained to us that she sits under a mountain of non-disclosure agreements. But she begins to spill the tea.

It was then that Jessie's friend, who had been quietly sitting in the corner, piped up and chimed in. Of course, she could only do so anonymously, as she explained to us that she sits under a mountain of non-disclosure agreements. But she begins to spill the tea.

It was then that Jessie's friend, who had been quietly sitting in the corner, piped up and chimed in. Of course, she could only do so anonymously, as she explained to us that she sits under a mountain of non-disclosure agreements. But she begins to spill the tea.

She shares on experiences where producers would talk proudly amongst themselves about how to get people to cry on camera and how to, quote, break them. What are their weak points? She told us about one executive producer who purposely dehydrated and kept his head talent drunk for three days because he knew by the fourth day they'd be so drained that they'd crumble on camera.

She shares on experiences where producers would talk proudly amongst themselves about how to get people to cry on camera and how to, quote, break them. What are their weak points? She told us about one executive producer who purposely dehydrated and kept his head talent drunk for three days because he knew by the fourth day they'd be so drained that they'd crumble on camera.

She shares on experiences where producers would talk proudly amongst themselves about how to get people to cry on camera and how to, quote, break them. What are their weak points? She told us about one executive producer who purposely dehydrated and kept his head talent drunk for three days because he knew by the fourth day they'd be so drained that they'd crumble on camera.

As her producer buddy shares it all, Jessie nods her head at some parts and shakes it in disgust at others. Then she turns to me.

As her producer buddy shares it all, Jessie nods her head at some parts and shakes it in disgust at others. Then she turns to me.

As her producer buddy shares it all, Jessie nods her head at some parts and shakes it in disgust at others. Then she turns to me.

And that is the point of this show. One year in, I've realized this. If sharing people's stories can help others avoid some of the same pitfalls and get right to the gratitude, then these are stories worth sharing.

And that is the point of this show. One year in, I've realized this. If sharing people's stories can help others avoid some of the same pitfalls and get right to the gratitude, then these are stories worth sharing.

And that is the point of this show. One year in, I've realized this. If sharing people's stories can help others avoid some of the same pitfalls and get right to the gratitude, then these are stories worth sharing.

I'm so grateful to be on this magical, spiritual, sparkleful journey with you.

I'm so grateful to be on this magical, spiritual, sparkleful journey with you.

I'm so grateful to be on this magical, spiritual, sparkleful journey with you.