The MTV Jesse Interview (EP 88)
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Who is MTV Jesse and how did he get his nickname?
What's going on, guys? Welcome back to another episode of the Bryce Crawford Podcast. I'm Bryce, and today, I have an awesome guest on today. We have MTV Jesse on. How's it going? That's the only thing I really know how to call you by, MTV Jesse. What's your last name? Sebastiani. Sebastiani. Yeah, super Italian. Wait, so what's your Instagram handle, MTV Jesse? Uh, I had a, my first like thing I did when I was like 15, I had an MTV show in Canada and it was like a wannabe jackass type. No way. Like stunt show. And, uh, did that for a year. And I think I literally made my Instagram handle that. At the time, just like, I was like 15. I was just like, oh, like people will be able to find me because it'll be like, that's the Jesse guy from the show MTV.
I was just like, and then I just left it as like, kind of became like this kind of nickname. It's like a staple. Yeah. Dang. That's so, that's so interesting. I feel like a lot of people don't know your last name. No. Yeah. Do you like that? Yeah, I think so. I've thought of that as I got older and was like, oh, should I change this eventually? And I was like, maybe it's nice to just have a nickname, you know, like have a fucking nickname. Not many people know my real name. Well, I felt bad because I didn't know your last name. But then I was like, everyone knows you as MTV Jesse, not Jesse Sebastiani. Now we know now. So I kind of felt bad. But I'm glad that you think it's cool. So that makes me feel better. Well, thanks for coming on. Dude, of course. I'm pumped. I was super stoked when you said you would come on the pod.
I'm just pumped to learn about you and talk about some things. So I think it's going to be good, but I just want to know like where you're from, how you grew up, how you were raised, which, what were some challenges you faced growing up? Things like that.
What challenges did MTV Jesse face growing up?
Cool. I mean, I was, I'm from Canada originally and, uh, grew up like in the sticks real North of like Toronto, Ontario, real small town, like to the point where it was like, I think it was called like a Hamlet. It was so small. Um, and, uh, loved it i think it's a great way for people to grow up yeah um and uh but but really since i was a kid not to just jump right into it but like since i was a kid i've always like of had big dreams i saw like a bigger picture i really didn't like the idea of just like falling in line of like get a job get married do this like i just like and i didn't have many people where i grew up to like relate to that especially when it came to internet and uh um and it took a while to like really figure that out but it wasn't until i came out to california and like
like it just happens so quick when you're out here. Such a change that I just like, it's funny to have that dream and then you come out here and it's like actually like that. And I think it really just came down to like, people having similar dreams, you know? And just you try to have those conversations back home and they wouldn't really go anywhere. And then when I came out here, I just felt like, dude, it's like you're at a coffee shop, you're at whatever it was. It's just like, you can talk about like YouTube or this or like a TV show or that. Like everyone was trying to create something. I don't know if LA kind of lost that a little bit, but like when I came here, it was like, I got a little taste of that. That was really cool.
that was encouraging for you because that was your passion and not a lot of people in your small town like that. Yeah. It was almost in like, I almost just thought like you almost felt like an outsider back home. You were like, Oh, like, like this isn't cool to think this way or to like, like think outside of like working for your dad's farm or some shit, you know? Yeah. Dang. So you grew up like on a farm. Yeah. Yeah. It was like a 150 year old farmhouse. My mom rented, um, and, uh, they like would bail hay and do all that. And sometimes me and my brother would help out to pay for rent. And then like, but it was like the true experience. Like we didn't own our own farm or do any of that, but like, um, definitely was around all that, you know?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who is MTV Jesse and how did he get his nickname?
0:00–1:38
2
What challenges did MTV Jesse face growing up?
1:38–5:21
3
How did MTV Jesse's upbringing influence his views on religion?
5:21–16:29
4
How did Bryce Crawford's religious experience shape his faith?
16:29–28:09
5
Why does Bryce believe in the God of Christianity?
28:09–59:12
6
What is the significance of Jesus in Christianity according to Bryce?
59:12–1:10:26
7
How does Bryce explain the relationship between Jesus and sinners?
1:10:26–1:44:19
8
What resources does Bryce recommend for exploring Christianity?
1:44:19–1:46:04
Speakers
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