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Jazmyn Gives Bad Advice

Welcome to Jazmyn Gives Bad Advice. Each week, comedian Jazmyn W interprets a listener-submitted question through sketch comedy, and then gives the listener her best (or worst!) advice. What qualifies Jazmyn to give advice? She has a lot of followers on TikTok - over a million!) and is a former HR expert, so she used to get paid to give advice. Good enough for you?

If you have a question or scenario in your life that you need advice on, send Jazmyn your story at the link in her bio @JazmynJW across all social media platforms. Just be warned that if things go wrong based on the advice you receive...hey, the show is called Jazmyn Gives "Bad" Advice, so take it or leave it!

 
 

  • A group of Bridesmaids are being cheap as hell. Should the maid of honor tell the bride? Also, the show is moving over to YouTube...stay tuned!

  • Lia in Paris can't decide if her man really wants to be with her (although it's never a good sign when he wants to travel for a year without you, Lia)

  • An anonymous listener writes in to ask if she should confront her habitually lying mother.

  • Stephanie wants to know what she can do about a "boss babe" that she works with who's always taking credit for her ideas.

  • What would you do if you've been with your man for fifteen years, have three kids together, and he still won't commit to marriage? Jazmyn gives advice on what she'd do to a woman from California who's man has put her in this situation.

  • Ashley is conflicted about asking her boss for more money. She knows that cash is tight at the restaurant she's working at, but feels like she's not being supportive of this black owned business by asking for more. What should she do?

  • A Bride-to-be asks Jazmyn for advice on whether she should invite her distant and divisive aunt to her wedding, while her dad is pressuring her to just send the invite. Should she invite her aunt?

  • Christina's partner is experiencing workplace racism that's being passed off as 'just a joke' by her colleagues. How should she handle their offensive comments?

  • JAX has been 'talking' to a man that lives 1,400 miles away for a few months...how come it's so hard for them to connect IRL?

  • Belinda had bariatric surgery a year ago and one of the lifelong side effects is excessive gas...should her man be more sympathetic??

  • Monica buys a house, only to discover the tenants living there won't move out. Jazmyn decides if it's Monica's problem or something the real estate agent should solve.

  • Joy wants to quit her job but her boss doesn't want her to. How can she get out of it?

  • Marissa's male 'best friend' won't date her because he doesn't date 'big girls'...should they remain friends?

  • Kecia is fed up with her boss's microaggressions about her hair at work.

  • Teena is in a longterm relationship with a skammer and compulsive liar...should they stick together?

  • Tamaya is dating a guy who's great on paper...but in real life he gives Tamaya the ick.

  • A young dad wants his family to move in with his mom instead of finding a new job.

  • Jazmyn gives advice to a newlywed who's constantly being asked when she and her husband are going to have kids.

  • A racist college professor asks the black women in his class if they've ever picked cotton before, while Jazmyn questions why he hasn't already been fired.

  • Jazmyn gives advice to a woman whose friend always calls to talk about her own problems for hours on end.

  • A black office manager prevents her fellow black colleague from putting posters for Black History Month highlighting HBCUs, The Divine Nine BGLOs, and the Crown Act. Jazmyn offers her advice as a former VP of Human Resources.

  • Jazmyn gives advice to a woman who lives with her ex, who also happens to be her baby's father. Are they in a relationship or not?

  • Do you have a friend who thinks they know what's best for you without you even asking? Jazmyn gives advice to a woman who's friend is always making decisions for her.

  • Jazmyn gives advice to a woman whose friend group is shaken up when one friend goes a little too far on an evening out. How should they resolve the awkwardness and should they let her back into the group?

  • Jazmyn gives advice to a man who’s still obsessed with his former boyfriend on social media.

  • Jazmyn gives advice to a single man in his late 20s that wants to find ’the one’. Two red flags right out the gate: he sleeps in a twin bed and never washes his sheets.

  • Jazmyn gives advice to a woman who doesn’t know how to tell her extended family and friends that she and her husband have been divorced for over a year.