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  • May is for the Mamas! | Mary and Jason

    All month long we will be celebrating mothers! To kick us off, we have my cousin Jason and my aunt Mary. Their bond is unbreakable and in this episode we discuss whether that strength came from nature or nurture. I think we all decided it's probably a little bit of both. What's for certain is that not much can be gained by looking back, and there's always room to grow stronger... for ourselves and for our legacy. Happy birthday Jason and happy mother's day Tia!

    1 hr
  • Coffee with the Producers l The Break Up

    This is goodbye for Maggie, but not the end of the podcast! Before she leaves, we talk about what’s really important: tequilt. And the debate around vaccinations, communication theory, and individualization versus tribalism. Cheers.

    1 hr 3 min
  • This is the Surrender

    The idea of manifesting is thrown around a lot nowadays, but what really is it? Heather is a Manifesting Generator in the world of Human Design and today she talks to us about what that means. We reflect on the evolution of her self-worth journey from "rock bottom" to magnetically curating abundance in her life. 

    57 min
  • Tinder Ties the Knot

    Lelia and Chase had an immediate connection, though they both tried to play it cool ;) In this episode, we dive into the evolution of their love from swiping right on Tinder to their wedding plans (and push… blame COVID.) They are incredibly open about their experiences with sex and monogamy, setting the stage for a healthy and intimate discussion about what happens in the bedroom. #chazzbotandlala4ever

    1 hr 3 min
  • Love Across the Pond

    Ben and Natalie have traveled back and forth across the Atlantic countless times. All the while, intentionally balancing their partnership with the career goals. They share the same sense of humor, values, and now, due to Ben’s passport expiring, the same last name. No, seriously. Tune in! 

    58 min
  • The Salty, the Sweet, the Bitter, the Sour

    Jill is nothing less than a hoot-and-a-holler! In this episode, we get into her unique transition into veganism and how a hilariously strange email from Israel sparked her online comedy creation. Jill’s incredibly articulate, energetic, and looks damn good in a banana suit. What? Yes. Tune in to hear the whole story!

    1 hr 7 min
  • Sin Miedo

    Nathalie and Andres went viral in 2019 for posting a smiling picture before Andres went in for his vasectomy. Throughout all the craziness, they’ve become even closer to each other and clearer on their values. From not wanting children, to sustainable living, to the importance of being their own individuals, these partners share an incredible bond with each other… and their tattoos! 

    59 min
  • Love Matters

    Neosutras is a guidebook for couples to create a physical bond that will deepen their connection and intimacy. In this episode, we discuss the process and philosophies of the book with its founders, Lamonte and Pola. Their openness and passion are palpable as they share the experiences of growth both together and individually. Keep updated on Neosutras here! 

    1 hr 1 min
  • Coffee with the Producers

    In this episode, Pink Salt’s producers, Jaclyn and Maggie, discuss their inspiration for the podcast. We dive into their own relationships to work, their bodies, themselves, and more. Tune in to take a peek behind the pink curtain! 

    1 hr
  • Don't Play It Safe

    Today we sit down with Zach and Kimber: actors, partners, and self-growers. This couple has been best friends since high school, dated in college, went their separate ways after graduating, and eventually found their way back to each other again five years later. We talk about what makes a life partner and the role of “privilege” and “normality” in an interracial relationship. 

    1 hr 5 min

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“Talent is Cheaper than Table Salt. What separates the talented individual from the successful one is a lot of hard work.” -Stephen KingUpon learning this quote, Table Salt became my symbolic reminder…