This week on ITMOJT, Jax is joined by Bachelorette alum, author, and finance expert Jason Tartick. Jason opens up about leaving the corporate world for reality TV, experiencing a full-blown panic attack before a major pitch, and how that moment pushed him toward personal reinvention. They also discuss the pressures of staying relevant in entertainment, and why the “villain” label isn’t always what it seems.

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This week on In the Mind of Jax Taylor, Jax tackles tough fan questions—opening up about his infamous “freedom” tattoo, the latest Vanderpump drama, feeling excluded from the friend group, and whether he was ever meant to be in a relationship.

He also reacts to that viral TMZ photo, shares what it’s really like to be back in the public eye, and explains why he's using his story to help others avoid the mistakes he made.

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This week, Jax sits down with addiction specialist Dr. Drew for an honest and eye-opening conversation about addiction, recovery, and trauma. Jax opens up about his personal journey, including his recent diagnosis with bipolar disorder and PTSD, and the impact that over a decade in reality television has had on his mental health. Plus, Dr. Drew reveals Jax’s narcissism score and the two explore how narcissistic traits can play a role in addiction.

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