Under the Radar

JESS WILLIAMSON

Phoning from the adopted comfort of her Los Angeles home in early May, Texas native Jess Williamson speaks with disarming candor about the trials and rewards of the rapidly shifting world around us. “I kind of like quarantine,” she laughs. “It’s been a really nice reset, and has helped me get my priorities in order. I think before this, I was so focused on

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