Jene' and I take a rip roaring ride through her powerful life story and the lessons she's learned along the way, that she wrote about in her book, The Oat Project: How I Faced My Fear & Came of Age In One Wild Summer. - she shares her journey out of religion and into personal freedom - we talk about having grace and compassion for ourselves, even when it feels like we don't deserve it - Jene will keep you laughing as she shares stories of getting wild Jene Jackson is the author of The Oat Project, a memoir about how she finally sowed her wild oats, doing 25 things her preacher's daughter upbringing never allowed, at the ripe age of 37 and a mother of three. Jene can be found photographing, belly laughing with friends, making art, singing jazz, or squeezing words from her teenage children while driving them around. https://www.jenejackson.com

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