The Class Podcast

In the season finale of The Class Podcast, Jaycee and Soeuraya are joined by Cautious Clay (Josh Karpeh) from New York via Zoom. Cautious Clay is an American singer, songwriter, and record producer based in Brooklyn. His music is well loved by The Class, and Josh is the latest artist to be featured in our Class Collaborations Collection. His debut album, Deadpan Love, releases June 25th. In this episode, Josh shares about vulnerability, communication, and how he creates music. To c...

Jaycee and Tia are joined by Dr. Maya Kuczma from her home in Vancouver. Dr. Kuczma is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor at the Integrative Naturopathic Medical Center in Vancouver. She has a special interest in a functional medicine approach to treating autoimmune diseases. She emphasizes identifying the root cause of disease and sourcing life-style based tools like nutrition counseling and nervous system regulation. In this episode, Tia shares her story about living w...

Trigger Warning: this episode contains subject matter that may be sensitive to some. We share openly about addiction, depression, and suicidal thoughts. If this subject matter is delicate for you, please take good care. Jaycee and Genieve are joined by Adam Kallen via Zoom from his home in Brooklyn. Adam is the co-owner of Jane Motorcycles and helps men find sobriety. He also happens to be married to our very own Jaycee Gossett. In this episode, Adam shares about honesty, asking for help, ...

Jaycee and Pixie are joined by Lo Bosworth via Zoom from her home in New York. Lo is the founder and CEO of Love Wellness, a clean total body care company for women that works to diminish the stigmas around women's health and wellness. In this episode, Lo shares about shifting perception, being your own advocate, and sharing your journey as a part of the healing process. You can connect with her on Instagram at @lobosworth and learn more about Love Wellness at lovewellness.com. -...

Jaycee and CJ are joined by Nicole Ponseca via Zoom from her home in Miami. Nicole is a strong, courageous female in the restaurant world paving the way for Filipino women, bringing awareness to Filipino cuisine, and doing it on her own. With a background in advertising, she arrived in NY with $75 and a big dream. She found her true calling upon discovering a lack of authentic Filipino food in the city and deciding to do something about it. She now owns Jeepney, a restaurant in N...