Jessica Ogilvie's guest appearances

Jessica Ogilvie

The JV Club with Janet Varney

The Nonfiction Podcast

Kristen Bell

Jessica Chaffin

Heidi Rose Robbins

Sarah Marshall

Rhett Miller

Jon Hamm

Erin Gibson

Andrea Savage

Riki Lindhome

Lisa Loeb

Dan Cummins

Bassem Youssef

Sinéad Burke

Alia Shawkat

Cameron Esposito

OwlTail

Female Trucker

This week we look at “The Revolutionary Routine of Life as a Female Trucker," written by Jessica Ogilvie for BuzzFeed in March 2016. She profiles Melissa Rojas, a third-generation trucker who drives thousands of miles every week. We talk about how it went and what she learned along the way. Jessica Ogilvie is a regular contributor to LA Magazine, Playboy and LA Weekly. Her writing has also appeared in the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, VICE, The Hairpin, Complex, Conde Nast Traveler and LAist.

This week we look at “<a href="http://www.buzzfeed.com/jessicaogilvie/a-week-on-the-road-with-a-female-trucker" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Revolutionary Routine of Life as a Female Trucker</a>," written by Jessica Ogilvie for BuzzFeed in March 2016. She profiles Melissa Rojas, a third-generation trucker who drives thousands of miles every week. We talk about how it went and what she learned along the way. <a href="http://jessicaogilvie.tumblr.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jessica Ogilvie</a> is a regular contributor to LA Magazine, Playboy and LA Weekly. Her writing has also appeared in the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, VICE, The Hairpin, Complex, Conde Nast Traveler and LAist.

Episode 8: "The Revolutionary Routine of Life as a Female Trucker" by Jessica Ogilvie

All-around badass journalist (and former sex/dating columnist) Jessica Ogilvie drops by, and the tangents are nothing if not feverishly robust and tendril-like. What can we say? She’s fascinating, brave, and funny… and she took her written M.A.S.H. results home to frame.

All-around badass journalist (and former sex/dating columnist) Jessica Ogilvie drops by, and the tangents are nothing if not feverishly robust and tendril-like. What can we say? She’s fascinating, brave, and funny… and she took her written M.A.S.H. results home to frame.