Sour and Salty

in the tenth (and final) episode (of the first season),  Nicole and Carly reflect on the previous episodes and add some additional information and resources provided by listeners, and end the episode on a spooky note...because it’s still spooky season.

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"Analysis: Truth and Reconciliation" by D.W. Lafferty
Places of Memory by Alan Peshkin
"Will the British Museum Ever Return These Stolen Artifacts?" by Becky Little

in the ninth episode,  Nicole and Carly invite their life long friend, Jazzlyn to discuss horror, the origin of horror movies, german expressionism, the evolution of horror films, and debate if horror films are used as a coping mechanism.

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"Politics and Horror Spaces" by Nicole Zollner
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920) Movie
Suspiria (1977) + Suspiria (2018) Movies
"Psychology of Horror Films: Why Do We Like Being Scared?" by Gemma Cockrell
Funny Games  (1997) Movie
Parasite (2019) Movie

in the eigth episode,  Nicole and Carly invite their life long friend, Jazzlyn to discuss outrage culture, question how social media affects mental health, and whether outrage culture can be a catalyst for actual change.

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Resources mentioned in episode:
"Screaming Into The Void: How Outrage Is Hijacking Our Culture, And Our Minds" by NPR
"How to Heal from Outrage Culture" post by @the.holistic.psychologist
"Why Moral Emotions Go Viral Online" by Ana P. Gantman, William J. Brady, Jay Van Bave on the Scientific American website
"Outrage Culture: What It Means and Why It Matters" by Daniel Sacerio
OUTRAGE Culture Explained on YouTube

in the seventh episode,  Nicole and Carly discuss red and green flags in relationships, gaslighting and the origin of the term, the four horsemen (of relationships), and more on boundaries.

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Resources mentioned in episode:

"What is gaslighting? The 1944 film Gaslight is the best explainer" by Alissa Wilkinson
The movie Gaslight by George Cukor
"Red Flag/Green Flag: What to Look for When You're Dating" by Elizabeth Earnshaw, LMFT
and The Gottman Institute: A Research-Based Approach to Relationships website

in the sixth episode,  Carly and Nicole discuss boundaries, the difference between rigid vs porous  vs healthy boundaries, physical/emotional, and set up the discussion for future episodes. 

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in the fifth episode, Nicole and Carly discuss and attempt to understand Cancel Culture: accountability vs. cancellation, who decides what counts as grounds for “cancellation,” and more.

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In the fourth episode, Nicole and Carly discuss SHAME, shame as women, shame as a tool for social control, shame vs. guilt, eating disorders, vulnerability, Brené Brown, Kurt Cobain, and more.   

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In the third episode, Nicole and Carly discuss museum history, ethics, racial inclusivity, design + layout, accessibility to the general public, and question who is this institution really for?

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In the second episode, Nicole and Carly discuss Indian Residential Schools' history,  survivor's psychological trauma, and some thoughts on what should happen next with the standing institutions. 

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In the very first episode, Nicole and Carly give you some insight on why they started Sour and Salty. So if you're full of empathy and rage, you might have found your place. 

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