Let's Keep in Touch

Let's Keep in Touch

By Talie Stowell & Parrish SalyersSociety & CultureRelationshipsPersonal Journals
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Let's Keep in Touch episodes

  • 9: Brain Rot
    This week on Brain Rot—a series where we rot your brain with random insights collected over the past month—Nichole, Talie, and Parrish discuss the dangers of ibuprofen, men who have never tried Pilates, apple cider vinegar, and more.

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    54 min
  • 8: Keeping in Touch with Grace Myers
    This week, we’re keeping in touch with Grace Myers—an amazing friend, world traveler, and manifestation queen. We dive into her journey of moving and living in NYC, navigating adulthood, and how her ‘joy list’ and ‘fear list’ have shaped her personal growth. From solo travel to self-discovery to friendship, we explore what it means to embrace change, take risks, and find magic in everyday moments.

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    1 hr 5 min
  • 7: Keeping in Touch with Holly Scarfone
    This week, we’re keeping in touch with Holly Scarfone—reality TV star, TikToker, and influencer—as we dive into life after Too Hot to Handle, navigating fame, and the highs and lows of being in the public eye. We chat about love, relationships, self-growth, and how to stay grounded through it all. 

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    1 hr 6 min
  • 5: Brain Rot

    Welcome to The Brain Rot Series—where we deep-dive into the internet chaos so you don’t have to.

    This week, we’re breaking down the It Ends With Us drama, Love Island All Stars, The Traitors, and good books by bad authors. Plus, we’re shaking things up with our new guest host, Nichole!

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    47 min
  • 4: Theatre Kid Realness
    Kiera Sweeney—co-host of the Theatre Thots podcast, choreographer and director for Front Range Theatre Company, middle school theatre teacher, and our very best friend—joins us to talk all things theatre education, what it means to be a theatre kid, and the lasting impact it has on us.

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    1 hr 4 min
  • 3: Regrets, What ifs, and Dry January Fails
    We discuss our personal and professional growth, exploring themes of career transitions, the impact of family support, and the significance of mental health. They reflect on their past lives, the decisions that shaped their current paths, and the importance of self-reflection. The discussion also touches on the influence of literature on their perspectives and the value of community engagement.

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    41 min
  • 2: Long-Distance Friendships
    In this episode, Talie and Parrish explore the complexities of long-distance friendships, discussing their personal experiences, the challenges they face, and the importance of maintaining connections despite physical distance. They delve into topics such as jealousy, FOMO, and the emotional dynamics that come with being long-distance friends. The conversation also includes listener stories and reflections on what makes friendships work, emphasizing the need for communication and effort in nurturing these relationships.

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    44 min
  • 1: Should We Introduce Ourselves?
    Get to know your hosts and two new best friends, Talie and Parrish, in our unofficial first episode of Let’s Keep in Touch!

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    19 min

About Let's Keep in Touch

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It’s hard to keep in touch with friends, so Talie and Parrish made a podcast to do it instead. Every Thursday, they’ll catch up with a friend—or just each other. From embarrassing moments to…