Stay ConnectedThe Papaya Podcast is a weekly show where your host, Sarah Nicole, dishes out some sweetness mixed in with some seeds of wisdom. Get ready to get inspired, get candid, and get real, because we are all in this digital space together.
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In this engaging conversation, Sarah and Dayna delve into the world of Etsy, exploring personal journeys, the evolution of trends, and the importance of confidence in creative endeavors. Dayna shares her unconventional path to becoming Etsy's resident trend expert, emphasizing the significance of taking risks and embracing creativity. They discuss the cultural context of trends, the heartbeat of individual creators, and the current trends shaping the marketplace, including the resurgence of reading and the messy coquette aesthetic.
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In this engaging conversation, Sarah hosts April Brown and Sarah Sklash from the June Motel, who share their inspiring journey from corporate careers to becoming successful motel owners. They discuss the challenges and triumphs of renovating motels, the importance of community, and the lessons learned along the way. The conversation also touches on the empowerment of women in business and maintaining friendships while navigating the complexities of entrepreneurship.
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In this engaging conversation, Jessi Cruickshank shares her journey with Sarah, from hosting The Hills After Show to becoming a successful comedian and mother. She reflects on the impact of her early career, the evolution of media, and the importance of authenticity in her work. Jessi discusses the challenges of motherhood, the joy of finding humor in chaos, and her recent comedy tour celebrating the 2000s! Throughout the discussion, she emphasizes the significance of community among mothers and the power of being true to oneself in a constantly changing landscape.
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In this week's conversation, Daniella shares her journey from feeling lost and rejected in the entertainment industry to finding her voice and purpose through social media. She discusses the importance of encouraging women, breaking the silence around sexual education, and navigating financial struggles. The conversation highlights the power of personal stories and the impact of sharing experiences to foster connection and understanding among women.
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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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In this conversation, Sarah and Danielle Graham explore the complexities of career transitions, motherhood, and the impact of relationships during challenging times. They discuss the importance of authenticity in a social media-driven world and reflect on personal growth through life's peaks and valleys. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of supportive friendships and the reality of navigating motherhood alongside a demanding career.
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In this episode, Sarah and Christina discuss their long-standing friendship, the evolution of Christina's music career, and the transition from popular songs to lullabies and children's books. They explore themes of authenticity, personal growth, and the importance of bringing children into their creative worlds. The discussion also touches on the dynamics of Christina's band and the idea of manifesting dreams, all while sharing heartfelt anecdotes and insights about motherhood and creativity.
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In this conversation, Jessica Zucker, a psychologist specializing in women's reproductive and maternal mental health, shares her personal journey through miscarriage and how it shaped her professional focus. She discusses the importance of breaking the silence surrounding women's health issues, including menstruation and pregnancy loss, and the societal pressures women face regarding their bodies. Through her campaigns and books, she aims to normalize these conversations and empower women to share their stories without shame.
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In this engaging conversation, Sarah and Nicki discuss their unexpected journeys into content creation, the complexities of identity and authenticity in the digital age, and the profound impact of divorce on personal growth. They explore the surprising lessons learned from single parenthood, the challenges of navigating non-traditional family dynamics, and the emotional intricacies that come with these experiences. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of community support and the evolving nature of content engagement in a world where personal stories resonate deeply with audiences.
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In this conversation, Sarah and Jayne Mattingly discuss the concept of body grief, exploring Jayne's personal journey through chronic illness and disability. They delve into the emotional complexities of grieving changes in one's body, the societal pressures surrounding body image, and the importance of recognizing and processing body grief as a form of healing. The discussion also touches on the cultural lack of grief literacy, the impact of menopause and fertility loss, and the seven phases of body grief that Jayne outlines in her new book.
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