Jordana Bryant

New Friends with Jordana Bryant

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Growing up isn’t always what it looks like online — and no one hands you a manual for navigating it all. On  New Friends, 20-year-old singer-songwriter Jordana Bryant gets real about the things we’re all trying to figure out: friendship breakups, dating struggles, identity, mental health, self-confidence, and finding your path when everyone else seems to have it all together. Join Jordana every Tuesday for honest solo episodes and vulnerable convos with guests—reminding you that you’re not behind, you’re not too much, and you’re definitely not alone.

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Episodes

Never Been Kissed… Until This Year (ft. Lily Grace) 07.05.2025 26:43

I’m joined by my best friend Lily Grace for a brutally honest, very unserious convo about dating, situationships, and being 19 with zero relationship experience (yep, I had my first kiss this year). We get into dating apps, guys we hated for each other, being in the public eye, and the most embarrassing things we’ve done for a crush. This episode = chaotic therapy with your best friend.

Ghosted to Engaged in 3 Months (ft. Joseph O’Brien) 07.05.2025 42:04

This week I’m joined by my friend and duet partner Joseph O’Brien—aka the guy who got ghosted by his now-fiancée and still somehow ended up engaged in less than 3 months. We talk about how we met working on our new song “Out of the Blue” , navigating dating in and outside the music world, and yes… the Hinge horror story that gave me mono. Plus, Joseph answers 5 questions every girl wants a guy’s h...

Let’s Be Real: Self-Worth, Body Image & the Fight to Feel Enough (ft. Lydia Sutherland) 07.05.2025 47:40

This week I’m joined by my friend and songwriting collaborator Lydia Sutherland—who you might know as the co-writer of Miles Don’t Matter on my new EP. We open up about today’s pressure to always look “camera-ready,” struggling with disordered eating, and the many influences that shape how we see our bodies. We also talk about how social media affects self-worth, and what it’s like when your image...