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Meet Jeanette McCarty. She's an author, a writer, and a big feeler.

So much so that she's making a podcast all about her feelings.

Jeanette's memoir, I'm glad my mom died. Welcome to the world into the story of Jeanette and all of the intense life experiences that molded her into the person she is today.

But how does she manage all of the messy hard feelings she's feeling right now?

In each episode of Hard Feelings, her new podcast with Lemonada Media, she'll tell you all about it.

Jealousy, shame, social anxiety, she wants to laugh about it, cry about it, and work through it with you by her side.

Why? These hard feelings are a big part of the human condition. They unite us all, but only once we're willing to face them.

Hard Feelings is out on October 24th wherever you get your podcasts.

Hi everybody. I didn't expect to talk about this this morning, but last night I went to a friend's birthday party, and guess who was there? Paris Hilton.

And the second I saw her, I just felt my body leap over to her. I didn't really think about it.

And she was talking to someone, and that's always awkward. It was vulnerable, you know, because I'm just kind of standing there.

But then she saw me, and we just hugged right away, and I felt a connection to her, and I think she did too.

We just kind of connected by all this mishigas that happened this year.

And we really talked about it, and we got like real, and it was so lovely, you know.

She said, you know, thank you so much for what you said, and it really, I felt like you really meant it, and it meant a lot to me.

And I said, I'm so grateful for the opportunity to, it was fun, and then I stopped, and I was like, fun is not the word.

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