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Just Jodes

Just Jodes

De : Jodie Coulson
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Hey, I’m Jodes — and this is Just Jodes, your bi-weekly reminder that nobody’s got it all figured out (but we’re thriving anyway).


After starting The Lonely Londoner in 2022, I wanted to create something that felt more me — chatty, funny, real. So this is the rebrand: same voice, new vibe.


We’ll talk about the highs and lows of being human — confidence, career chaos, friendships, and the occasional money moment (because adulthood, right?).


Expect laughter, honesty, and the kind of pep talks that feel like catching up with your best mate.


Real talk. Good Vibes. Just Jodes

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Jodie Coulson
Economie Relations Réussite personnelle Sciences sociales
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    • She is Beauty, She is ......
      Jan 9 2026
      This mini-sode is a gentle reminder that perfection isn’t the goal — showing up is. After a quieter-than-planned December, I’m talking about giving yourself grace when consistency slips, letting go of self-criticism, and allowing yourself to start again without guilt. If you’ve been beating yourself up for not following through the way you said you would, this is your permission slip to meet yourself where you are and keep going anyway.


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      12 min
    • Parenting? A Child? No, Thank You!
      Dec 1 2025

      In this episode, we’re diving into a topic that seems to pop up even more often than Christmas chocolates: choosing not to have children — and why that choice is every bit as valid as choosing to have them.


      I’m sharing my own reasons for being happily child-free, from the practical to the personal to the “no, Karen, I’m genuinely fine, I promise.” We’ll talk about the pressure millennials face, the assumptions people make, and how exhausting it is to constantly defend a life choice that hurts no one.


      I also get into why friends, family, and well-meaning relatives need to mind their business — especially during family gatherings where the questions come thick and fast — and how respecting someone’s choice is the bare minimum of loving them.


      Whether you’re child-free by choice, child-free for now, or simply trying to understand someone who is, this episode is all about honesty, autonomy, and giving people the space to design a life that actually fits them.


      It’s real, it’s a bit ranty (in a cute way), and it’s a reminder that boundaries are a gift — and not just at Christmas.

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      23 min
    • Love Them and Leave Them
      Nov 17 2025

      Sometimes the hardest kind of self-love is walking away — even from people you genuinely care about. In this first episode of Just Jodes, we’re diving into the messy world of toxic friendships, draining family dynamics, and those relationships that leave you feeling like you’ve run an emotional marathon you never signed up for.


      We’ll chat about the red flags we ignore (because same), why “but they’re family” isn’t a free pass for bad behaviour, and how to set boundaries that actually protect your peace — without drowning in guilt afterwards.


      This one’s for the people pleasers, the over-givers, the “maybe it’s me?” thinkers, and anyone who’s realised that loving someone doesn’t mean you have to keep them in your life forever.


      It’s honest, comforting, slightly unhinged (in a fun way), and the perfect way to kick off this new era of the podcast 💛

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      25 min
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