Seasoned Not Salty

Two educators. Two Moms. Two wives. Two bosses. We are two women reuniting at the intersection of growth, fully seasoned by life, but never salty! We’ve each been through it (haven’t we all?), and while our journeys are different, we won't let each other go at life alone. From teacher besties to IRL besties, we talk love and loss, growth and grit, savvy and sassy… always honest, always real. People often tell us our authenticity is refreshing, so we’re bringing our once private conversations to the masses. Life may season you… But you don’t have to let it make you salty!

Seasoned Not Salty is a society podcast hosted by Lisa Campbell and Jennice Hyde, with 10 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Lisa Campbell and Jennice Hyde hosts Seasoned Not Salty, a society show with 10 episodes published.

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  Episode #12

  2 Live Crew

  Jun 10, 202649 minS1

  The live episode of Season Vs. Salty begins with an introduction and reflection on the journey of the show. The hosts then discuss the importance of education in today's society, the impact of parenting on education, conversations about children, taking credit for work, the burden of motherhood and relationships, and the topic of dating a friend's ex-boyfriend. The conversation covers a range of topics including navigating relationships, dealing with workplace frustrations, managing underperforming employees, handling workplace conflict, parenting and co-parenting challenges, maintaining friendships and boundaries, respecting confidentiality and loyalty, dealing with infidelity and relationship dynamics, parenting teenagers and setting boundaries, and choosing hairdressers and self-care. Takeaways Education has lost its importance due to the prioritization of money over knowledge. Parenting plays a significant role in the devaluation of education. Taking credit for work should be done with integrity and acknowledgment of the actual contributors. The burden of motherhood and the emotional load on mothers is a significant issue. Dating a friend's ex-boyfriend is a complex and sensitive topic. Navigating complex relationships Managing workplace challenges Chapters 00:00 Episode Introduction and Reflection 12:40 Gossip and Conversations About Children 18:16 Taking Credit for Work and Group Projects 27:44 The Burden of Motherhood and Relationships 35:02 Navigating Relationships 43:17 Parenting and Co-Parenting Challenges 50:12 Respecting Confidentiality and Loyalty 57:45 Parenting Teenagers and Setting Boundaries

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  Episode #11

  Coparenting Woes

  Jun 3, 202642 minS1

  <p>The conversation delves into the challenges of co-parenting, emphasizing the importance of open dialogue and communication. It also explores the significance of the Children's Bill of Rights in protecting children and the realization of single parenthood and co-parenting challenges. The conversation delves into the challenges of prioritizing parenting, setting boundaries, and extending grace in co-parenting relationships. It also explores the navigation of misunderstandings and the impact on children and future relationships.</p><p></p><p>Takeaways</p>Open dialogue and communication are essential in co-parenting.The importance of involving children appropriately in co-parenting situations. Setting boundaries in co-parenting relationshipsNavigating...

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  Episode #11

  Coparenting Woes

  Jun 3, 202642 minS1

  <p>The conversation delves into the challenges of co-parenting, the importance of open dialogue, and the realization of single parenthood. It explores the themes of resentment, joint custody, and seeking spousal support, as well as the significance of court-ordered communication and the Children's Bill of Rights. The speakers discuss decision-making, inclusivity, and the challenges of co-parenting, highlighting the need for personal empathy and responsibility. The conversation delves into the pressure on mothers to prioritize work over family, the lack of grace for mothers in difficult situations, and the importance of setting boundaries to avoid being taken advantage of. It then...

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  Episode #10

  Our Firstborns

  May 27, 202647 minS1

  <p>The conversation delves into the seasoned vs. salty perspectives of parenting, exploring the dynamics of parent-child relationships, the balance of independence and guidance, and the importance of responsibility and life skills. It also touches on challenges, aspirations for the future, setting high expectations for success, resilience, and reflections on parenting and family dynamics. The conversation covers various themes, including life as a single mom, adapting to family changes, the impact of family dynamics, setbacks and comebacks, and parenting in the 80s and 90s. The hosts and guests share personal experiences and insights related to these themes, providing a candid...

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  Episode #9

  Parenting

  May 21, 202646 minS1

  <p>The hosts discuss the shifts and changes in parenting as individuals reach the age of 40, exploring the impact on perspective and life. They share personal experiences and insights into the evolving nature of parenting at this stage of life. The conversation covers topics related to school safety, parenting approaches, workplace challenges, and household responsibilities. It delves into threatening incidents, discipline, advocacy, and the impact of parenting styles on children's independence and responsibility. The discussion also addresses the legal and mental health aspects of school safety and the importance of accountability in parenting. The conversation covers workplace communication, household responsibilities...

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