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The One About Creating Human Connection & Validating Failure with Ashlyn Harris
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In this engaging conversation, Ashlyn Harris and Sarah explore the profound themes of connection, storytelling, and the journey of self-discovery through podcasting. They discuss the importance of authentic conversations, the challenges of navigating grief and personal growth, and the complexities of identity beyond athletic achievements. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of human connection in a fast-paced world and the role of parents in supporting young athletes. “Wide Open” is produced by iHeart Women’s Sports, new episodes drop weekly on Mondays, on the iHeartRadio app and anywhere you get your podcasts!
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BONUS EPISODE: The One About PC Financial and the no annual-fee PC® Mastercard®
27:20|This special episode of The Papaya Podcast is brought to you by PC Financial – Sarah sits down with Eduek Brooks (@twosidesofadime) to have a real conversation around managing finances this holiday season. They chat about how they can turn holiday spending into rewards and make gift-giving and festive shopping more rewarding, thanks to the no annual-fee PC® Mastercard®. To learn more, visit pcfinancial.ca and explore how you can turn everyday spending into rewards for you and your family. #adASK THE NEIGHBOURS: Holiday Edition
43:08|Welcome back to a fun holiday edition of "Ask The Neighbours" with our fav gal down the street, Becci! You asked and we answered! We tackle your holiday issues like siblings who don't host or help, in-laws who can't cook, and how holiday traditions change post divorce! We also discuss gift giving differences, messy family dynamics and the one and only, Elf On The Shelf! Thank you to everyone who wrote in! We wish you all a very merry holiday season!The One About Ghosts, Gays and Giggles with Matthew Finlan and Luke Hutchie
24:41|In this engaging conversation, Sarah interviews Matthew Finlan and Luke Hutchie, the hosts of the unique paranormal investigation show 'Ghosting.' They discuss the origins of their show, the unexpected virality of their content, and how they make the paranormal approachable and humorous. The hosts share their experiences with celebrity guests and the dynamics of belief in the afterlife, all while maintaining a light-hearted and entertaining tone.The One About Disney's Zootopia 2
23:15|On this weeks episode Sarah sits down with the key creators of Zootpia 2! They discuss the magic of experiencing such a captivating film in theater and how excited they are to share this one! They cover the arts, animation and how the head of story helps bring the vision to life! In this second movie they introduce reptiles, which the team had a lot of fun creating dynamic personalities for! Sarah asks everyone what animal they would be and asks you to do the same! Be sure to check out Zootopia 2 in theaters November 26th!The One About Being Cringe, Giving Back and Creative Blocks with Jess Val Ortiz
40:25|In this engaging conversation, Sarah interviews Jess Val Ortiz, a social media influencer and theater enthusiast. They discuss Jess's journey from theater to social media stardom, the impact of TikTok, and the evolving perception of theater in the digital age. Jess shares insights on balancing content creation with personal life, the importance of theater in developing creativity and collaboration, and her experiences in both social media and theater. The discussion also touches on the challenges and rewards of being a content creator and the role of social media in expanding traditional arts.The One About Perimenopause, Sex Drive and Supporting Yourself Through Hormonal Shifts with Dr. Farzana Haq
29:47|In this conversation, Dr. Farzana Haq discusses the complexities of perimenopause and menopause, addressing the hormonal changes women experience, the emotional journey, and the importance of self-care. She emphasizes the need for open conversations about women's health, the role of medications and treatments, and how to prepare for doctor visits. The discussion also touches on the impact of menopause on sexual health and the significance of tracking menstrual changes. Overall, the conversation aims to empower women to embrace this transition positively!The One About Food Fear, Diet Culture, and Giving Yourself Permission to Eat with Abbey's Kitchen
37:40|In this episode, Sarah welcomes registered dietitian Abbey Sharp to discuss the nuances of diet culture, the role of dietitians, and Abbey's Hunger Crushing Combo method. They explore the misconceptions around dieting, the impact of social media on body image, and the importance of a balanced approach to nutrition. Abbey shares insights on how to navigate diet culture, the significance of evidence-based practices, and how her method promotes a healthier relationship with food.The One About Developing Confidence, Embracing Failures and Asking Yourself What You Want with Simone Knego
36:15|In this episode, Sarah and Simone Knego discuss the concept of confidence, exploring how it is built and maintained. They delve into Simone's "Real Method" for developing confidence, which includes respecting oneself, embracing failures, asking for what you want, and living without limits. The conversation also touches on the challenges of motherhood, identity, and the importance of self-respect and self-awareness.The One About the Complexities of Being a Female Online and Finding Freedom in Queerness with Megan Jayne
50:18|In this conversation, Sarah and Megan Jane explore the evolution of body positivity, the impact of social media on body image, and the importance of community and self-acceptance. They discuss the complexities of female relationships, the freedom found in queerness, and the significance of self-discovery. Megan shares insights from her new book, emphasizing the need for women to stop making themselves smaller and to embrace their true selves. The dialogue highlights the ongoing journey of body positivity and the power of supportive relationships in fostering self-love and acceptance.