Natasha Pearl Hansen is a comedian, podcast host, and entrepreneur. In June 2019, the day she was supposed to get married, Natasha recorded and self-produced her first comedy special "I Was Supposed To Get Married Today..." which was shot at her wedding venue and recorded in front of an audience of guests. Her podcast, Future Role Model, is in its third year. Natasha created and curated her own comedy tours for nearly six years, selling out her solo performances around the globe.
In this episode of Last First Date Radio:
Why people stay in relationships way past the expiration date
Why Natasha started a Breakup Registry
What she’s learning from her new relationship
The secret to healthy relationships after a breakup
The importance of having hard conversations in relationships
How much to share in a relationship, and why withholding some things can lead to trust issuesconnect with Natasha at nphcomedy.com and mybreakupregistry.com
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