About LFB ❤️🩹
Live From Bed is a cozy haven of reality where you can come to take shelter from the storms of advice-giving-influencers, ex-best friends, social mishaps, the parade of milestones you haven’t yet reached, and other perils of modern existence. Each week, host Jade Iovine and her guests dive into a no-holds-barred heart-to-heart about the juiciest secrets, the most brutal rejections, and those excruciating social encounters that creep up on us in the shower six years later. Friendship breakups? Family drama? SSRIs? Trust us: no silent struggle will be left behind.
So crawl under the covers with the podcast that alchemizes humiliation and heartbreak into hilarity and commiseration, where we don’t preach advice or pretend that life comes with an instruction manual or ‘ten steps to get over your ex’. Instead we roll around in the mess together. Say goodnight to your relentless inner critic, get to know the real thoughts and stories behind the people you compare yourself to, and revel in the realization that we’d all rather be in bed.
New episodes every Tuesday, wherever you get your podcasts.
About Jade
Jade Iovine is a native Los Angeles writer and host who has made a career out of skipping the small talk. Instead she plunges headfirst into the deliciously unfiltered types of conversations that we all secretly salivate over. Her interests lie in the deep end of existence, in sitting in the shit together, in overthinking and oversharing. Whatever the subject, Jade is here to lure our bad days and cringe-worthy memories out of dark corners and into the light.
Why Pay For This?
Under these new Substack sheets, you can:
Join the LFB group chat, where you can talk with me and fellow Bed Heads directly
Access *ad-free* audio episodes/FULL-length video episodes
Read my private newsletter, BedCrumbs
Get behind the scenes snippets, bits that don’t make it into the episodes, and other stuff that I’m too afraid to share on Instagram aka the graveyard of my friend’s ex-boyfriends, would-be-friendships that never did “get dinner sometime,” and my former elementary school teachers
