In this engaging conversation, comedian Jenn Sterger Joins Kyle Hennessy & Kris Yeo on the Blonde Highlights Podcast and shares her journey from sports broadcasting to comedy, emphasizing the importance of community, collaboration, and self-acceptance. They discusses the evolution of body image in modeling, the challenges women face in competitive environments, and the significance of owning one's story. The trio discuss women in comedy and Jenn's story being shared in the Netflix documentary Untold: The Fall of Favre. Jenn also reflects on her experiences with social media, mental health, and the healing power of comedy, while offering advice to women facing similar challenges. The discussion culminates in a light-hearted game, showcasing the fun side of their conversation

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Takeaways

Building a supportive community is crucial for women in comedy.

Body image standards in modeling have evolved over the years.

Competition among women can be detrimental; collaboration is key.

Personal highlights and lowlights shape our experiences and growth.

Social media can impact mental health significantly.

Owning your story is empowering and essential for healing.

Women should support each other rather than compete.

Comedy can be a powerful tool for coping with trauma.

It's important to treat creative work as a business.

The future of women in comedy looks promising with more voices being heard.