Sweet & Salty

listen to Sweet & Salty discuss what they have learned since the shut down in March and the importance of running your own race.

Listen as special guest Noah joins us to discuss if there is false teaching going on in a church if it’s okay to listen to their worship albums.

What’s something your parents didn’t let you watch or listen to when you were a kid? Do you feel like you missed out? Hailee & Carly discuss the pros and cons of censorship, sponge bob, and scary movies.

Join Hailee and Carly as they interview sports guru Jordan Cowan about the re-opening of sports in society. It mostly leads to more questions than answers— but what’s new?

Hailee & Carly read and react to Goodread reviews. The books we look at are Twilight and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay. A good time!

Join special guest Peighton to discuss how anxiety effects life and how to deal with it.

Listen to Hailee and Carly discuss the differences and similarities of quarantining as an introvert and an extrovert. Hailee has continued to thrive and Carly discusses her struggles.

Emotions are hard to deal with for some while others it comes more naturally. listen to Carly & Hailee discuss how they each individually have dealt with emotions whether that’s with dancing, listening to music, journaling, or completely avoiding them. They discuss what it looks like to use the emotions we are given to glorify God! You can find the article “Your Emotions are a Gauge, Not a Guide” here: https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/your-emotions-are-a-gauge-not-a-guide (also; excuse the road noise as Sweet & Salty took to the road!)

Listen to Carly & Hailee discuss early 2000’s trends and how it impacted our faith. We talk about the Jonas brothers, sexual sin, & identity. If you feel you have no one else to reach out to please send us an email at [email protected] if you need to talk.

Listen to Sweet & Salty discuss what music they grew up to and how it shaped them. They discuss the highs and lows of going to concerts and their guilty pleasure of music.