HeyJaredNot Us Podcast
A podcast hosted by two sisters and for people who are raw, real and curious about who they are becoming - one story at a time.
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How much truth do we actually owe each other? (opens the original)
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Everyone wants an honest relationship. Until the truth is something we'd rather not hear. Do you need to know how many people your partner has slept with? What they say to their friends? Who they're attracted to? What's on their phone? And if they make a mistake, do you always want them to confess? Angela and Samantha start with a seemingly simple rule — don't lie to me — and very quickly discover that honesty gets complicated when real people, feelings and consequences enter the picture. Becaus
What if we're all more connected than we think? (opens the original)
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Some connections are easy to explain. Others we simply feel. With animal communicator and death doula Capella Riley, Angela and Samantha step into the possibility that the boundaries we place between ourselves, animals, nature — even life and death — may not be quite as solid as we imagine. It leads them back to their own inexplicable moments: animals who arrived when they were needed, things they somehow knew, the beings they've loved and lost, and connections that don't feel as though they dis
What actually makes you feel like a woman? (opens the original)
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Angela has always been the girly girl. Long blonde hair, lashes, dresses, romantic leads. Samantha has muscles, lives happily in cargo pants and will correct you fairly quickly if you confuse assertive with butch. Both women consider themselves feminine. So why is it so easy for someone looking at them to decide that one is somehow more feminine than the other? And then the conversation gets more personal. Angela always wanted to become a mother. She doesn't feel less feminine because she didn't
Does Death Change The Way We Live? (opens the original)
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A celebrity dies and millions of people who never met them can feel genuine loss. Angela gets it. Samantha is more likely to Google what happened and then move on, which naturally leads to Angela calling her a block of ice. But why do we care? The sisters talk about parasocial relationships, Princess Diana, Nelson Mandela and the strange experience of grieving someone who had no idea you existed. Then the conversation gets closer to home. They talk about losing friends, parents and beloved anima
Convince Me I'm A Witch. (opens the original)
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Angela thinks Samantha is a witch. Samantha wants evidence. That simple conversation opens the door to a much bigger discussion about labels, history, religion and why women who didn't conform have so often been misunderstood. Maybe witches were never the real story. Maybe the labels were.
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