HeyJaredSaleh Family Speaks
Hosted by the Saleh Family from Tiktok and YouTube (also known as Muhammad William Saleh and Sana Saleh). This podcast is all about learning to live, love and laugh in a way that may have you rolling on the floor, or throwing your phone at the wall.
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We Lost Our Baby — What Islam Taught Us About Grief and Loss (opens the original)
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⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode discusses pregnancy loss, miscarriage, hospital complications, and grief in detail. Please take care of yourself while listening, and feel free to skip this one if it isn't the right time for you.In late 2021, we found out we were expecting our third child. Our girls were overjoyed, especially Zaynab, who had been waiting to become a big sister. Then, at a routine scan - everything changed. In this episode, we walk through our full miscarriage story — from the ul
I Grew Up Off-Grid With No Electricity — Here's How That Shaped My Relationship With Money (opens the original)
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Will grew up off-grid in the interior of British Columbia — no electricity, no running water, hunting for food — not because his family couldn't afford otherwise, but because his parents made a conscious choice to leave city life behind. Sana grew up in the same house her whole childhood, with a bank account opened by her dad and an early lesson in saving. Two completely different relationships with money, shaped by two completely different childhoods.In this episode, we go deep on where our mon
Our Biggest Fear About Losing Everything (opens the original)
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--Will spent years and thousands of dollars building a set of specialized aircraft maintenance tools — the kind of gear you can't just pick up at Home Depot. He got licensed as an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, graduated top of his class, and built a career flying around the continent on contract work. Then COVID hit, the airline industry gutted its most experienced (and most expensive) contractors overnight, and everything changed.In this episode, we talk about the fear underneath our current c
Breaking The Cycle: How Our Childhood Shaped Our Parenting (opens the original)
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One of us grew up sheltered, close-knit, and steeped in culture and faith. The other grew up in a rough town with generational trauma, addiction, and a father who loved hard but rarely said the words. In this episode, we talk through what our parents got right, what we're consciously doing differently, and how two very different childhoods somehow led us to parent our own kids the exact same way.We get into homeschooling, attachment parenting, why we've never done "cry it out," the reason our ki
We Didn't See Each Other At Our Own Wedding (opens the original)
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We got married in a mosque, in separate rooms, without even being able to see each other during our own Nikah — and neither of us has a single photo from that moment.In this episode, we go back through the full story of our wedding: the five-year wait, the confusion over Nikah vs. engagement vs. Rukhsati, the decision to host a fully segregated wedding (a first in our community), and the cultural pressure that shaped nearly every choice we made — from the mahr, to the guest list, to burning our
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