Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah nicole

Multi-instrumentalist, with primarily drums and percussion notoriety - uber skilled drummer grrl, Sarah Nicole, graciously shares her thoughts, story, and inspiration of live performance in the Columbus Ohio Area. Sarah is currently drummer for band "The Corrupted Hearts", and is an active member of the "Central Ohio Women Who Rock". Drop the Beat and groove to Sarah's latest musical activities -- she was nervous at the beginning about having "anything to say"..... it turns out that Sarah has great perspective, and plenty to talk about!

Topics covered : Body acceptance, shedding shame, diet culture, disordered eating, body image, unlearning, motherhood, loss of identity, blended family, love, responding over reacting, self-talk, respect, bouncing forward, self-worth, stretch marks, regret, healing, empowerment. In this episode I speak to the truly wonderful Sarah Nicole Landry. She's a body acceptance advocate, a speaker, a writer, an occasional model and podcaster and she's better known online as ‘The Birds Papaya'.Sarah Nicole is married to Shane and she's the mother of 4 kids, she has 3 teenagers from her previous marriage and their daughter Lemmie is 2.She's one of the most important voices right now on diet culture and body acceptance and her Instagram page alone has 2.3 million followers!In this conversation she covers a multitude on the topic, so if you want a feel-good episode that will potentially give you goosebumps (as it did for me!) this is the pod for you.If you're a fan of my pod, please follow, rate and review in all the usual places.And thanks, as always, for your support of Ready to be Real. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is the 5th interview of the summit series. I've been deeply inspired by how Sarah Nicole Tynes has dedicated her work to bringing integrity to what has historically been a source of shame: sexual energy. And that's the catalyst that sparked this conversation. She shares about her pivot point in how she went from feeling dirty and ashamed to seeing how she came to Earth to offer her sexual energy in service to the planetary awakening of Love. Sarah shares about the beauty and gift that comes when you choose to lean into the shadow and to go into the pain to arise re-birthed. This might be particularly inspiring and potent for you if you've experienced any sexualized abuse trauma or you've struggled to fully understand, feel, or know your sexual energy. Sarah is such a beacon of love, and I can't wait for you to hear her story and receive this offering. Feel the call to come deeper? Become a member of Wild Moon Temple and receive hundreds of hours of support on getting your purpose work in motion. Without the hustle or feelings of insecurity - receive more money, energy, and momentum - bringing your priestessing forward, with all of your magic on board. You'll have access to a library of offerings from full on transformative programs, to bundles, to helpful practices. And the best part? It's all free! ⁠YOU CAN JOIN US HERE⁠ Connect on ⁠Instagram here⁠ and in the private Facebook group ⁠Wild Moon Sisters here⁠. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/goddess-power/message

Sarah Nicole Nadler is a money coach for entrepreneurs as a licensed financial advisor, author and philanthropist. So as Socially Awkward’s first entrepreneur-based Facebook friend, Evan gets Sarah to break down how to approach money. Where does she put her extra money? How do millionaires still end up short on cash? Later, Sarah talks about […] The post Sarah Nicole Nadler (Money Coach for Entrepreneurs) – Ep146 first appeared on Evan Wecksell.

On this episode I'm joined by Dr. Sarah-Nicole Bostan for a discussion about the behavioral, emotional and mental aspects of a good night's sleep. Specifically we discuss: How a good night sleep makes it easier to achieve your goalsIt's not just your time in bed, its about sleep efficiencyEstablishing a helpful circadean rhythm The five main components of CBTi - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for insomnia  This and much more.

Topics covered : Body acceptance, shedding shame, diet culture, disordered eating, body image, unlearning, motherhood, loss of identity, blended family, love, responding over reacting, self-talk, respect, bouncing forward, self-worth, stretch marks, regret, healing, empowerment. In this episode I speak to the truly wonderful Sarah Nicole Landry. She's a body acceptance advocate, a speaker, a writer, an occasional model and podcaster and she's better known online as ‘The Birds Papaya'.Sarah Nicole is married to Shane and she's the mother of 4 kids, she has 3 teenagers from her previous marriage and their daughter Lemmie is 2.She's one of the most important voices right now on diet culture and body acceptance and her Instagram page alone has 2.3 million followers!In this conversation she covers a multitude on the topic, so if you want a feel-good episode that will potentially give you goosebumps (as it did for me!) this is the pod for you.If you're a fan of my pod, please follow, rate and review in all the usual places.And thanks, as always, for your support of Ready to be Real. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's guest on Christian Rocketeers Podcast is Sarah Nicole Nadler. Sarah is a licensed financial advisor, author, and philanthropist. Her mission is to empower Americans to escape the worker bee lifestyle through financial literacy. She has an incredible nonprofit call M.A.T.C.H. which helps Making Advocacy The Force For Change in Human Rights. In today's episode, she talks about her nonprofit journey and how it has helped shape her to who she is today. Sarah is known for helping business owners enjoy their life and make money at the same time. You can connect with her at www.SarahNicoleNadler.com/help. Share your takeaway from today's episode with us. We'd love it if you'd also rate and leave a review!    WHAT'S YOUR NEXT STEP? Is God calling you to start a nonprofit? Are you overwhelmed and don't know where to start?   Christian Rocketeers rockets

Sarah Nicole Nadler is a licensed financial advisor, motivational speaker & award-winning author. She helps business owners escape the worker bee lifestyle and become financially free. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mindfulmoneymakers/message

On this episode, we talk with Dr. Sarah-Nicole Bostan, Signos' Director of Behavioral Change Strategy.  Dr Bostan shares her insights on keeping your weight loss and wellness journey on track during the holidays.  We talk about:The field of health psychology and its role in addressing the psychological component of treatment and performanceThe ABC model of behavorial assessment and how discovering your ABCs can help you build behaviors that will aide in your journeyWhy mindfulness and stress reduction are key during this time of year, andDr. Bostan's top tips for enjoying this holiday season.This is a great episode you don't want to miss!

Why is it so hard for us to believe that we're the authority? It's because as women, we were socialized to think that way (shocking, right?) — to feel like we're not quite adults and we're just faking it till we make it. In this special podcast episode, you'll hear an interview I did with Sarah Nicole on The Papaya Podcast. We'll discuss how our socialization affects why we don't see ourselves as adults, how women are taught to believe that our value fluctuates, and the conflict and tension inherent in being a working mom.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://unfuckyourbrain.com/267

This episode's guest is Sarah-Nicole Robles! Sarah-Nicole is an actor, voice actor, and dog mom extraordinaire. You've seen and heard her on Grey's Anatomy, Encanto, Baymax, The Resident, and as the voice of Luz in Disney Channel's The Owl House! Follow along with her IG: @Snarkler Twitter: @Snarklator --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tim-heller/support

The release schedule is all messed, but hey, that's summer for you!  We're back with another Q&A Call In Episode with Sarah Nicole! Before diving into your questions, we chat about the highlights of the summer and how it compares to other summers, and the things that have been making us happy. Then we get into: karaoke songs, how to get out of ruts, spicing up relationships, how to feel confident again, the challenge to work less and much more!VOTE FOR INTALKSICATED for Best Podcast!Follow InTalksicated:Facebook: @intalksicatedpodcastInstagram: @intalksicatedpodcast Follow Sarah:Instagram: @sarahmaclTwitter: @sarahmaclellanTikTok: @sarahmaclellanSend in your questions, dilemmas, rants and more: Leave us a voicemailEmail questions: intalksicatedpodcast@gmail.comFill out the anonymous Talk Line FormShop the Intalksicated Merch StoreLeave a review on Apple Podcasts!Subscribe on  YouTube!  

Sarah Nicole aka The Birds Papaya has millions of followers and is a mom of 4 kids aged 0-14. She's divorced, remarried and now lives a perfectly blended life. After getting exhausted by social media and body perfecting habits along the way, she decided to change the way she showed up in the world. She talks about how she healed her perfectionism, her disordered eating, her body shame and so much more. She's funny, inspiring, strong minded and multi-talented! She is a body confidence advocate, speaker, writer, model, and weekly podcast host. *** Trigger warning for multiple (very strange) topics in this episode!!! *** Thanks to our awesome sponsor PURE HEALTH RESEARCH for making this episode possible! Check out this deal just for the siblings: Go to getreds.com/SISTER to unlock your offer of a free Metabolic Greens with your purchase of Metabolic Reds and try it for yourself! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brandi has a soul stirring conversation with Sarah Nicole host of the Papaya Podcast. This intimate conversation covers the harsh realities of motherhood, being open to changing your mind, and how parenthood pushed us to become better versions of ourselves. Looking for the space to be seen, to laugh, and cry? Join us for a warm conversation between two very passionate mamas.   If you appreciate Dear Doula please take a minute to rate and review! If you have questions for Brandi feel free to shoot an email to brandi@deardoulapodcast.com     If you are looking for support with your children can reach out to us at The Cradle Company for more information on hiring a baby or parenting special.   You can follow Brandi and her work @deardoulapodcast on IG, @brandi_jordan_official IG, and send questions, comments and platitudes to brandi@deardoulapodcast.com  Have a question you want Brandi to answer? Shoot her an email or a dm and she might include it on her next podcast episode!  Produced by Dear Media

In lieu of a missed episode, I invite former producer & full time friend Sarah Nicole on the pod for a very fun bonus episode! We answer your Talk Line questions and chat about: a footwear myth about me, are bare feet gross?, drinking on dates, good hair days and an It's Always Sunny Marry Fuck Kill round. We then play your voicemails and talk about: our fave places in Halifax, what he best garlic fingers in the city,  cleavage tips, Mindy's name origin and unbelievable (literally) life experiences (Spoiler: one involves Taylor Swift's Mom).  PLUS: Will Yoga with Clare EVER HAPPEN?Get tickets to "The Original Asses of Halifax Comedy" early show album recording here!Follow Sarah:Instagram: @hellosarahnicole Follow InTalksicated:Facebook: @intalksicatedpodcastInstagram: @intalksicatedpodcast Follow Sarah:Instagram: @sarahmaclTwitter: @sarahmaclellanTikTok: @sarahmaclellanSend in your questions, dilemmas, rants and more: Leave us a voicemailEmail questions: intalksicatedpodcast@gmail.comFill out the anonymous Talk Line FormShop the Intalksicated Merch StoreLeave a review on Apple Podcasts!Subscribe on  YouTube! 

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Join the 7-Day Smoothie Refresh Challenge. It's free. It's delicious. It's just what you need right now. Did we mention it's FREE?! Before we dive into all things smoothie, Sarah and Nicole talk about what's really behind the smoothie - it's about prioritizing ourselves, making our health a priority, and doing it with the camaraderie of other active women who want to share tips, tricks and smoothie secrets.  Go to skirtsports.com or click right here to join. The Smoothie Challenge starts May 9th! Sarah & Nicole's Smoothies Tips: Freeze your fruit: Then you don't need to add ice & water it down Sneak in frozen cauliflower for picky kids Greens - esp neutral greens like spinach and kale - can go in pretty much every recipe Lots of protein ideas: nut butters, protein powders, yogurt (esp greek yogurt), silken tofu, guava Add herbs like mint or cilantro - you can freeze herbs in ice cubes and pop into your smoothies To add some "oomph" that gives the smoothie structure and helps you feel full, try fresh avocado or cooked oatmeal Nicole mentions the best blender: She has this Ninja. It's held up for years and gets used every single day! Recipes: Sarah's fave: Cucumber-Pineapple-Celery - Listen to the episode for all ingredients Nicole's kitchen sink concoction - Sarah calls it the Oatmeal Cookie Smoothie: Greens, frozen fruit (mango is a good choice), yogurt, cooked oatmeal, almond extract, honey, cinnamon, unsweetened vanilla oatmilk As always use code POD20 on your next Skirt Sports or Momentum Jewelry order!  

Love to love it or love to hate it, the influencer marketing space is growing and changing direction at a pace that's hard to keep up with. Kayla Gabelhouse is no stranger to it. She founded Lavender & Grace Jewelry in 2015 and has worked with some of the biggest influencers on social media (think Sarah Nicole of @thebirdspapaya and Kaitlyn Bristowe and Sivan Ayla) as well as local hometown influencers - but what does she *really* think about influencer marketing? What are the changes she has witnessed in the crazy world of social media and where does she think things are headed? Come hang as we talk all about it, from all angles - as a business owner, as a consumer, as a couple of millennials who have watched this roller coaster on all it's ups and downs. FIND US on instagram: @thejackshitshow @lavenderandgrace and make sure you check out L&G

It's about time! In this weeks awesome episode we get to know a voice you've been hearing for a while: Sarah Nicole! You may know her as "Producer Sarah". She is an A+ friend has been a massive help during InTalksicated 2.0. This week she is in the guest seat.We have a great chat about: our very new friendship, being too nice, putting yourself first, being aware of your social battery, mental health, toxic past behavior and marriage. PLUS: is Vine better than TikTok?  Is there such thing as free will? and don't be a dick!Featured Song:"We Are A Mess" - Kids Loosing SleepFollow Sarah Nicole:@hellosarahnicoleLeave us a voicemailEmail questions: intalksicatedpodcast@gmail.comMake sure you subscribe to InTalksicated Podcast on Apple Podcasts!Follow Intalksicated:Facebook: @intalksicatedpodcastInstagram: @intalksicatedpodcastFollow Sarah: @sarah_maclSubscribe on  YouTube!

Well this is another first for the No Outlet Podcast! The first legit opera singer!! Sarah-Nicole and I met taking an online Improv class through the Upright Citizens Brigade and then participated in a few practice sessions, she has a great sense of humor and is very quick on her feat…a great combo for Improv! When I found out that she is an opera singer, I was instantly curious as I have never interviewed an opera singer so I thought she would be a great guest for the show! And it turns out that she was! We discuss the healing power of Music (Scientifically proven!), the differences between an Opera | a Musical | and an Operetta, The character limitations of being a Mezzo Soprano, the problem with making a 12 year old throw a curve ball, traveling around the world to see opera, the embarrassing fact that I did not know all three tenors (or that Pavarotti was a tenor), singing (and break-dancing) in front of baseball stadiums, how to get a boyfriend to break up with you and the fact that Creativity will always find a way to prosper no matter what happens! Check out her webpage http://www.snrcarter.com/ and her Instagram page @mobcapmezzo Thank you so much for being on the podcast Sarah-Nicole! I hope you all enjoy the conversation as much as we did!

The pursuit versus the reality! Sarah & Nicole hash through the concept of happiness and found themselves down all sorts of rabbit holes including The Jonas Brothers ("They're grown now." - Sarah), the opposite of happiness (depression), tips to increase your happiness and many more holes like these!  Sarah's takeaways are based on the 4 things that are required for happiness/longevity per Blue Zones research. When you have all of these, you are on the right track to happiness. 1) Someone to love 2) Something to do 3) Something to look forward to 4) Some way to give back, to contribute to the greater good of your community

Kaitlyn is joined this week by her good friends Elena Davies, Sarah Nicole, and Clio to celebrate WINNING THE MIRRORBALL. Yes that's right, our girl is a champion and she spills everything about the finale episode and her deal to get a Mirrorball tattoo. Later, the girls talk about sending nip pics in their groupchats, bedazzled vaginas and play a couple games of Who's More Likely To: DWTS edition and Who Knows Kaitlyn Best! CAPRI BLUE - Get 20% off your entire purchase at capri-blue.com/OFFTHEVINE GEICO - Go to geico.com , and in fifteen minutes you could be saving 15% or more on car insurance BRUUSH - Get 25% off everything store-wide during the Black Friday Sale use promo code VINE at Bruush.com SKILLSHARE - For a limited time, get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership at Skillshare.com/VINE

Sarah & Nicole sit down and talk about this thing they have in common: Divorce and trusting your heart to love again. Nicole Breanne married her first love, the first person she had ever been with. So after almost a decade together, at 28, her husband left her, and she found out that there had been an affair with a co-worker for the last two years of their marriage. Shattered and faced with rebuilding everything she'd ever known in her adult life, Nicole made some key decisions in those days and moments, channelling grief and love in ways you wouldn't expect from such an experience. On top of that, we discuss the key roles of supportive friends and how exactly to show up for someone in the middle of a mess, of a heartbreak, of a life change.   You can follow Nicole on Instagram @NicoleBreanne and check out her website and her incredible work at http://www.nicolebreanne.com/   Go to Vistaprint.com/PAPAYA to get started on your unregiftable gift!   Fx Chocolate is offering my listeners ​20%​ off their first order. Use the promo-code ​PAPAYA​ at checkout to get​ 20%​ off your first order.   Go to pcfinancial.ca/papaya to open a PC Money Account and you too can start thinking about money in a whole new way.   Produced by Dear Media. 

Welcome back! I am so excited to share this with you - I am chatting with Sarah Nicole from The Birds Papaya. I have followed Sarah for a long time and really love her message and her authenticity.  She is really honest about her emotions bringing vulnerability and integrity with everything she shares.  She is an OG mom blogger from 2008. Sarah shares with us the evolution of her mom blog into an intentional and influential business and personal brand. She also gives us a look at what it means to include her kids in her business and teaching them the importance of consent through social media.  Inside This Episode: The importance of honoring your emotions  Sarah’s story about starting her blog in 2008 Some truth behind collaborations as an influencer Practicing integrity as an influencer  Looking at shame with a new lens  A typical day in the life of Sarah  How Sarah involves her kids in her business  Building a community online  And so much more!  Links Mentioned: The Birds Papaya  The Papaya Podcast The Birds Papaya on IG: @thebirdspapaya 

This week Katie chats with Sarah Nicole Landry, host of the Papaya Podcast. She is a body confidence activist, mother and true inspiration. Sarah shares her journey through weight loss, weight gain and finding her voice through the ups and downs. Unpacking our relationships with ourselves and our bodies, why diets fail and how social media affects our intentions. Sarah has some serious words of wisdom if you are looking for inspiration in your own journey of learning to love yourself with intention and without expectation.   Produced by Dear Media. 

DREAM GUEST ALERT!Today we have Sarah Nicole Landry from @TheBirdsPapaya on the show! She is major on instagram with 1.5 million followers while sharing her evolving journey what it means to show up for oneself in love. In this episode, we go all over the place including discussing: Social media & sense of responsibility amongst influencersCancel cultureDoing what works for you Helping young children navigate social mediaCultivating a sex-positive householdI hope you love this episode as much as I did, it was truly an honour to have her on the show!Find Sarah on IG: @thebirdspapayaFind Sarah's podcast: The Papaya PodcastFind Sarah's blog: https://www.thebirdspapaya.comFind Courtney on IG: @thenotsoaveragebetchFind Strategic Slut on IG: @strategicslut---New episode EVERY MONDAY xo

Hellcat interviews Sarah Nicole with Sarah Nicole, LLC as they take a deep dive into the concept of intuitive eating as a way to overcome the negative implications of diet culture and mentality. Both Hellcat and Sarah share their own disordered eating histories and how each have found recovery. It's not so much about the myriad of food protocols, as much as it is about trusting your body through intuitive eating, "gentle nutrition," self-care, and self-love. Sarah shares how we can release the stigma of mental health challenges and recovery through compassion for ourselves and others. Trigger Warnings: Eating Disorder, Bulimia Nervosa, Bulimia, Abuse, Sexual Assault, Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Suicide Sarah Nicole, LLCFacebook: @SarahNicole, LLCEmail: layeredbylife@yahoo.com  

Sarah Nicole Landry is the real deal. This self-love trailblazer bares so much of her true soul, mind and body on the daily while inspiring and imploring her community to embark on their own individual self-love and self-acceptance journeys.  It's no surprise that her loyal followers have grown to 1.4 million on Instagram (and that 700,000 of those followers joined her within a 12 month period). I love so many things about Sarah Nicole, but I think my favorite quality of hers is her commitment to personal growth and evolution. This evolution and openness to change has been apparent in observing the way that she has thoughtfully taken action in her anti-racism work, her inclusivity initiatives and her willingness to admit where she has gone wrong. Sarah Nicole's is a journey of fluidity and transformation – she is completely comfortable being her own biggest hypocrite, which allows space for important growth. On today's episode we talk about anti-racism, the history of the term ‘body positive', thin privilege, plastic surgery and body enhancements, as well as motherhood – and of course, self-love!  Sarah Nicole's Bio:  Sarah Nicole is a badass mother of three. Five years ago she embarked on a journey to get out of life's ruts and better her life. She lost 100lbs and went through massive life change with a divorce pushing her into new chapter of single motherhood. But like, a badass chapter. Since then, she met this bearded guy and he drank her poison and asked her to marry him. So she locked that down quickly and now they rock the whole chosen family thing! After struggling to find love for her body after losing all that weight, she worked through a lot of inner dialogues to discover the value and meaning behind self-love - and well, she thinks it's worth sharing about. By using social media as her journal, she loves helping others see and understand their worth, love their bodies, feel less alone in the world, and be ok with life's little shakeups.  Key Takeaways:Language is important: The term 'body positivity' was derived from a movement created by and for Black women. It can be considered offensive when white women and women with thin privilege use this terminology. Check out this article for more info: https://www.healthline.com/health/beauty-skin-care/body-positivity-origins#1Polarization can be dangerous: It's important that we are careful about 'denouncing' body enhancements (including plastic surgery) as a part of the 'self love' movement. Doing so doesn't allow for individual choice which is what self love is all about. There is a good way to respond to being called out/in: if our content is ever viewed as offensive, it is possible to respond and take appropriate action in a productive way. Katy Prince discusses this in length: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CA4_a8shG0l/?hl=enLinks:Raffela Mancuso (on thin privilege): https://www.instagram.com/raffela_mancuso/?utm_source=ig_embedKaty Prince (on how to respond when being called out): https://www.instagram.com/tv/CA4_a8shG0l/?hl=enLove Powered Co. (Affirmation cards): https://www.lovepoweredco.com/

In this week’s episode - we go solo. For an opportunity to speak about current events, the necessary agitation that isolation has caused, and our emotional and bodily responses to it all. This is a candid conversation around our bodies, shame, our mental health and why it’s ok to be “unstable”. We also discuss how and why Sarah owes 2.1 million dollars to a racoon named Tom… what a ride!    As always, follow along with Sarah on Instagram @TheBirdsPapaya.      Produced by Dear Media.

Alex and Shane open up the episode chatting pre-podcast rituals, why drinking non-alcoholic beer is still fun, and review shows they've been binging.  Sarah Nicole Landry (@thebirdspapaya) joins to discuss her perspective on body acceptance, and the importance of giving others - and yourself - grace. She shares her quarantine challenges, and advice for creating content in this environment. Podcast listener Alessia answers an onslaught of questions about her wedding, which will take place under physical distancing guidelines, and reflects on the circumstances that led her to this situation. Photographer Ashley Klassen (and proprietor of Sol Atelier) gives tips on how to take your own professional-looking photos from home. Shane and Alex answer the best set of listener questions yet, from their quarantine rituals to intimacy during pregnancy. Enjoy!

In today's episode we're talking to Sarah Nicole Landry, aka The Birds Papaya! Sarah Nicole's raw before and after photos take "body positivity" to a whole new level and challenge women everywhere to love themselves right where they are, as they are. Listen in for some super important takeaways that will change how you see yourself!Watch the full interview on YouTube: https://bit.ly/ytbirdspapayaYou can read more about Sarah Nicole of The Birds Papaya here: https://bit.ly/catnatthebirdspapayablogTune in Tuesdays & Fridays for a new #MOMTRUTHS podcast and every Thursday for a new Cocktails & Convos interview!Join us for our virtual Late Night Live events! Sign up over at https://bitly.com/maylatenightlive.And if you want to join our 6-to-TEEN parenting community, go to https://bitly.com/6-to-teen-parenting-group. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Had an excellent time recording Episode 61, featuring panelists Sarah Nicole of Girls Rock Fort Worth, Levi Ray, and Ivan Dillard Band, who played cello on my version of a fine Bob Ackerman tune. This episode is only on the Funkytownpodcast Network!

Hello Monday! Ok, loves, seriously get SO EXCITED right now! Cause we were so giddy recording this episode with the amazing Sarah Nicole. We have been waiting for this to happen for quite some time, and well with everything going on in the world, things aligned and truly at the perfect time! Meet Sarah Nicole of the Birds Papaya. Many known as an Instagram Sensation, but she was blogging for many years before she hopped over to IG and really found her audience and her real voice that has captured so many now, Ali included!! Sarah's story of her own life journey, from body image issues, shame, divorce and so much more and finding herself all over again is one to truly inspire! Sarah shares her massive life changes that got her to where she is today and the happiness and content she now feels in life! No matter where you are in your own life and journey, to know it's okay and you are working through it and figuring it out as you should. There is light at the end of the tunnel and there is beauty in dark places. Today Sarah and Ali discuss motherhood openly and raw, what Sarah has learned along her own journey as a seasoned mama. Sarah shares her heart with us on how she went from hating her body, to loving it and finding the neutrality in it all. Sarah shares how vulnerable she has become as well through her journey of sharing and how she loves to empower and connect with her audience daily. Sarah also discusses the diet culture, what she went through with losing 100lbs, how she learned to be healthy and what she wants others to know now as well. Ali and Sarah touch on so many real life raw topics and have an open conversation about it all. Let us tell you, LISTEN to this one not only will you be inspired but hopefully your perspective changes on something you might be going through. We hope today's episode brings you some laughs, knowledge and just a feel good story with all going on! Stay home, stay healthy, stay safe!! To Follow Sarah and more of her Journey: https://www.instagram.com/thebirdspapaya https://www.thebirdspapaya.com https://www.facebook.com/thebirdspapaya https://www.thebirdspapaya.com/the-papaya-podcast AND HERE'S ALI: www.alilevine.com Instagram.com/ALiLevineDesign Twitter.com/AliLevineDesign Linkedin.com/AliLevineDesign Pinterest.com/AliLevineDesign Don't forget to follow our podcast Instagram too!! https://instagram.com/striptddownpodcast !!  Always updating fun news and clips there from the show! If you're loving STriptd Down, please leave us a 5 star review, written out with some love!! WE love you and appreciate the love!! If you ever have feedback, guest requests, or just want to send some love our way! We love connecting with YOU! Strippeddownproduction@gmail.com Xox --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ali-levine/support

Super stoked to welcome body confidence activist, speaker, writer and momma of 3, Sarah Nicole Landry. Also known as The Birds Papaya on Instagram, she has earned more than 1.1million followers since documenting her weight loss journey that began in 2014 that resulted in losing 112 pounds, only to develop an eating disorder and having to unlearn unhealthy habits and embrace a true sense of self-love. Sarah Nicole’s pictures are refreshingly raw - revealing stretch marks, excess skin and cellulite so many of us know so well (yet hide away.) Chloe Wilde and Sarah chat about diet culture, the narrative of the body positive movement and why we might consider renaming it to the body-neutrality movement, how she’s coping with the COVID-19 pandemic, tips on how to work from home, advice on how to start on your own personal self-love journey and of course, reminding everyone that your worth is not determined by your body or what you look like. Follow Sarah to be inspired on the daily: @thebirdspapaya

Wellness, Barriers, and a “Less is More” Approach— Join our conversation with the talented and entrepreneurial-minded Sarah Nicole Payne. Sarah is a licensed esthetician based in Denver, CO. She is the owner of the ultra popular You Glow Gal Blog and barrier-focused Sarah Nicole Skincare. Learn what caused Sarah to leave the treatment room and focus on other avenues of income within the esthetics industry. Find out why her skincare line, Sarah Nicole Skincare, is focused on the skin barrier, and learn what concerns her about the medical aesthetics industry. You won’t want to miss this dynamic and thought provoking discussion about working as an esthetician! You can connect with Sarah on Instagram @sarahnpayne @sarahnicoleskincare @youglowgal or online at www.sarahnicoleskincare.com and www.youglowgal.com Sarah references the book “Younger Skin Starts in the Gut” by Dr Nigma Talib https://amzn.to/38HEwQR If you like this Podcast, please subscribe and leave a review! To connect with us, please follow @spa_strong on Instagram or visit our website www.spa-strong.com

Sarah Nicole of The Birds Papaya is warmly welcomed on to the podcast. Elena and Sarah discuss their blossoming friendship that started out on Instagram, the negative effects of toxic body positivity, and so much more! Sarah shares her story of weight loss, disordered eating, looking in all the wrong places for worth, growth, and finding peace on the journey to self-love. 

In today’s episode, we have body confidence activist, speaker, writer, and 3x cover girl Sarah Nicole Landry. Also known as The Birds Papaya on Instagram, the newly re-married Mom of three has earned more than 800K followers since documenting her weight loss journey that began in 2014. Dropping 112 pounds, Sarah Nicole’s bikini pics are refreshingly raw in the Instagram age, revealing the stretch marks, excess skin and cellulite so many of us know so well (yet hide away.)   Sarah Nicole shares all of these stories and more as host of the Papaya Podcast, where every week she gets completely unfiltered – whether it’s dispelling diet culture, squashing self doubt or chatting with inspiring guests about how to turn tragedy into advocacy. Plus, it’s podswap time! Tune in now to hear us over on Sarah Nicole’s show, The Papaya Podcast, where we discuss some of our all-time favourite products, how the whole idea of beauty has changed in the past decade and more.   For any products mentioned in this episode, check out our blog: www.breakingbeautypodcast.com/blog   Thanks to this week’s show partners – support us by supporting them!    Sephora  Did you know stress affects your skin? It can cause dryness, signs of aging, and redness. The good news? Sephora’s got solutions! Quench dryness with top skincare picks from Drunk Elephant, Tatcha, and Barbara Sturm. Target signs of aging with Fresh and Dr. Dennis Gross. Calm redness with Laneige. Get the skin-saving lineup, only at Sephora – online and in-store now.  Ancient NutritionAncient Nutrition’s Multi Collagen Protein helps support healthy skin and nails, along with a healthy gut and joint health. You can get $10 off right now at www.AncientNutrition.com, when you use the promo code “BEAUTY.”    *Disclaimer: Unless otherwise stated, all products reviewed are gratis media samples submitted for editorial consideration.* Get social with us and let us know what you think of the episode! 
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In the beginning of 2019, my IG page @TheBirdsPapaya had about 150,000 followers. Amazing, to say the least after 6 years on the platform. But in 2019 my way of creating changed, and the page grew rapidly...an additional 600,000 followers to be exact. I stand by the belief that everyone should have an opportunity to grow, so in an effort to disclose some of the biggest learnings and what I believe may have nudged things in the right direction without any gross or fake online behaviour, this podcast episode was born. If you’re not looking to grow a social media page, this may be just a great insight into the world of social media, the cogs of how it works, and the human behaviour in which connects it all. Hope this is an episode that may just change the way you think and create!!   Head to www.thesaltwatercollective.com now and use code: PAPAYA15 to receive 15% off your purchase of any swimsuit.   Produced by Dear Media.

Today we're chatting with one of the most genuine and positive people on the Internet, Sarah Nicole, creator of The Birds Papaya. Sarah is a 30-something mom of three, writer, speaker, podcaster and self-proclaimed lover of peanut butter off the spoon. What started as a small blog ten years ago with The Birds Papaya, has grown into an online community of over 700,000 followers. In today's conversation, Sarah shares her journey of losing over 100 pounds + going through a divorce at the same time, how to navigate polarizing topics on social media through self-reflection, and her insight on how to share your own story in a vulnerable + authentic way that invites others to join the conversation. Connect With Sarah:www.thebirdspapaya.com@TheBirdsPapaya on Instagram@ThePapayaPodcast on InstagramIf you enjoyed today's episode, please:Post a screenshot & key takeaway on your IG story and tag me @missellenyin & @cubicletoceo so I can repost youLeave a positive review on Apple PodcastsSubscribe for new episodes every Monday ----- FREE RESOURCES:Service-based entrepreneurs, are you tired of being on the content hamster wheel + hustling for more followers without more income? I created a FREE, on-demand training just for you on how to use my step-by-step client attraction system to create your first $10K month, WITHOUT a large audience or complicated marketing strategies! Claim your bonus gift by watching now:  ellenyin.com/class

‘I don't think you should fall in love with your body now, because she will change. I think you ought to love you. The you beyond your body. The person who exists on the inside.' These words were shared from a post by Sarah Nicole from The Birds Papaya yesterday and have really hit home. Listen in to be moved by the full post. To learn exactly how you can embody this idea of being ‘more than your physical'. To be ok with the idea that you may not look how you want to look, or how you looked 5 years ago. But that's ok.

In this episode, I interview Sarah Nicole Nadler, author of teen fantasy book Space Patrol! as well as the Telidore series. At the end of the episode, Sarah reads a selection from her book Space Patrol! To buy the book featured in this episode, click here: http://bit.ly/spacepatrol Find the author here: www.sarahnicolenadler.com To send in your own indie book for review, visit our website: book-pod.com

On the Road today I'm joined by Sarah Nicole Landry aka @thebirdspapaya. A fabulous mama of three, Sarah Nicole has always been very open and candid on the journey of self love, stretch marks and all. Join us as we talk about why every body deserve love, how to start moving towards loving your body, making the best of a tough situation, and unconditionally supporting your children and being a mom on social media. Take the Self Love Quiz at www.paulfishman.love/quiz Connect with Sarah Nicole: Website:https://www.thebirdspapaya.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebirdspapaya/ Connect with Paul: website: www.paulfishman.love Instagram: www.instagram.com/paulfishman

This week we are in Apple Park with the twins of @beckermanblog as they share their stories about individuality, breaking fashion molds, as well as their incredible story of an unbelievable career, alongside sisterhood and friendship. Their story will inspire you to choose your own path, finally wear what you want, and to not look at “failure” the same way again.  The 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. For more information visit: www.thebirdspapaya.com Find Sarah on Instagram: @thebirdspapaya Follow the podcast on Instagram:  @thepapayapodcast   Produced by Dear Media.

Today, I am sitting down with Sarah Nicole from @thebirdspapaya to do another call-in show! I love that these episodes allow us to connect in a deeper way, because sometimes social media isn’t enough.  Our questions ranged from topics like accepting our past, re-branding mental health, staying authentic, and finding the balance in body positivity. We also answer some questions relating to addictions, eating disorders, and dealing with divorce and separation. Keep in mind we are totally not professionals in any of these areas!  We are simply speaking from experience, and hope you will relate to our stories.

Trigger Warning: child abuse, addiction On today’s episode, we’re sitting down with Alexis Haines, the host of the Recovering from Reality Podcast, a show inspired by her public journey from reality TV sensation and heroin addiction to sobriety, motherhood, and wellness. We’re opening up, and diving deep into dealing with trauma, moving beyond our shame, and how to truly find healing. Learn from Alexis’s massive transformation and find hope even in the darkest moments in your life. Find Alexis Haines Online: https://www.instagram.com/itsalexishaines/ https://www.recoveringfromreality.com The 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.   For more information visit: www.thebirdspapaya.com   Find Sarah on Instagram: @thebirdspapaya   Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thepapayapodcast

On today’s episode, we’re chatting with Julie Cole of Mabel’s Labels, a company by moms, for moms, creating durable and fun labels for families. We talk everything mom life and business with Julie, learning from her story of advocating for kids facing adversity, how a new diagnosis unexpectedly pushed her towards entrepreneurship, and of course, how she balances it all raising six kids and running a business. Settle in and join today’s conversation for some motherhood and business inspiration! Find Mabel’s Labels Online: https://mabelslabels.ca https://www.instagram.com/mabelslabels The 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. For more information visit: www.thebirdspapaya.com Find Sarah on Instagram: @thebirdspapaya Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thepapayapodcast

On today’s episode, we’re sitting down (or, really, snuggling up to) Chelsea Charlotte, of @choosingchelsea. Chelsea is a mom, a registered nurse, and a self-love and body confidence advocate online. We chat about how to find yourself and focus on your own self development, even as a young mom. Chelsea’s experience and journey through self consciousness and into self confidence will inspire you as we learn about how she got to where she is today. Find Chelsea Online: https://www.instagram.com/choosingchelsea/ https://www.iamchoosingchelsea.com The 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. For more information visit: www.thebirdspapaya.com Find Sarah on Instagram: @thebirdspapaya Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thepapayapodcast

We’re chatting with Arielle Estoria, poet, author, speaker and total empath. Tune in and get ready because we’re covering everything from how to deal with comparison to how to crush it on your first date. Plus, why we shouldn’t be scared of fighting or “passionate discussions” in relationships, and how to find your way in a career when you have lots of different passions. Find Arielle Online: https://www.instagram.com/arielleestoria/ https://www.arielleestoria.com/ The 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. For more information visit: www.thebirdspapaya.com Find Sarah on Instagram: @thebirdspapaya Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thepapayapodcast

Today we’re sitting down with Jessica Mann, makeup artist and content creator behind @TheBlondeMann on Instagram. We’re keeping it light, and then diving deep talking about everything from being voted the best selfie taker in high school to the importance of women raising each other up and growing together, rather than isolating ourselves in a competitive mentality. Tune in as we discover the positive side of social media, learn about how to deal with family members who don’t support your dreams and discuss the true power of makeup to make us feel confident and to express ourselves creatively. Find Jessica Online: https://www.instagram.com/theblondemann/ The 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. For more information visit: www.thebirdspapaya.com Find Sarah on Instagram: @thebirdspapaya Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thepapayapodcast

Today we’re getting personal with a Q&A! Sarah is answering your questions about everything from mental self awareness, losing weight and still being an advocate for self acceptance, grieving the loss of a past self, what she eats, and more! Tune in for some real talk and authentic vulnerability! - The 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. For more information visit: www.thebirdspapaya.com Find Sarah on Instagram: @thebirdspapaya Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thepapayapodcast

Let’s get comfortable with being uncomfortable. Today we’re going to learn some important truths about how we exist in the world and how we can take a step back and learn from others. Jenny Jay is generously educating about white privilege, sharing about her own culture, and when it’s the right time to be curious and ask questions of people in marginalized groups, and when it’s the right time to use good old Google. This episode is all about having important conversations and becoming more aware of our places in the world. Tune in! Find Jenny Online: https://www.instagram.com/justaskjenny/ https://www.jennyjay.net/ The 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. For more information visit: www.thebirdspapaya.com Find Sarah on Instagram: @thebirdspapaya Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thepapayapodcast

Today we’re sitting down with Leisse Wilcox, professional human and brand therapist who shares the journey that transformed her into the person that she is today. Get ready to dive into true vulnerability, because we’re covering everything from learning to love yourself after massive change, growing confidence and designing a life for yourself, and leaning into a crisis to improve your life. Leisse is teaching us how to turn something ugly into something beautiful with what she calls Emotional Alchemy, every step of the way. Find Leisse Online: https://www.instagram.com/leissewilcox/ https://leissewilcox.ca/ The 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. For more information visit: www.thebirdspapaya.com Find Sarah on Instagram: @thebirdspapaya Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thepapayapodcast

Tune in to today’s episode for a heartfelt conversation with Anna and Lindy, the founders of Love Powered Co, a company that creates affirmation cards that promote self love and confidence in women, teens, and kids. In addition to hearing their incredible story, we’re chatting all about finding confidence in motherhood (if that’s even possible?), growing a brand new company from the ground up, and how to learn an attitude of community instead of competition with other women. Ready to feel inspired? Hit that play button! Find Love Powered Co Online: https://www.instagram.com/lovepoweredco/ https://lovepoweredco.com/ The 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. For more information visit: www.thebirdspapaya.com Find Sarah on Instagram: @thebirdspapaya Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thepapayapodcast

Shaughnessy is a restorative tattoo artist based in British Columbia, Canada who is passionate about making people feel confident by restoring their natural features with tattooing. Today we’re chatting with Shaughnessy about how she got her start with eyebrow microblading and how that eventually led into her tattooing areolas onto breast cancer survivors as well as other people who have lost their nipples. Plus, tune into a bonus segment on today’s episode all about the best parts of visiting Vancouver! Find Shaughnessy online: https://www.instagram.com/shaughnessy/ https://www.instagram.com/studiosashiko/ https://studiosashiko.com/ The 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. For more information visit: www.thebirdspapaya.com Find Sarah on Instagram: @thebirdspapaya Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thepapayapodcast

Today we’re getting approachable with Samantha and Alyssa! Take a deep dive into the truth behind the beauty industry and the world of influencers, revealed by some of the most authentic girls in the game. Samantha Ravndahl is a talented makeup artist, Instagram creator, YouTuber and podcast host alongside her best friend Alyssa Anderson. In this episode, we’re chatting about the reality of brand deals and the impact of advertising online, how to work towards self acceptance and starting to love ourselves, building relationships and living life with friends, and everything in between. Find Samantha Online: https://www.instagram.com/ssssamanthaa/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0qI3HpiBua75glb4RV5mWA Find Alyssa Online: https://www.instagram.com/alyssanicanderson/ Listen to the Approachable Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/approachable/id1460719638 The 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. For more information visit: www.thebirdspapaya.com Find Sarah on Instagram: @thebirdspapaya Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thepapayapodcast

Today we’re getting deep with Ashley from Mind Online Therapy. We’re tackling everything from postpartum mental health, sexuality in relationships or as a single mom, and so much more. Tune in and chill out, and prepare for this heartfelt therapy session with Sarah and Ashley. Find Mind Online Therapy Online: https://www.mindonline.ca/ https://www.instagram.com/mindonlinetherapy/ The 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. For more information visit: www.thebirdspapaya.com Find Sarah on Instagram: @thebirdspapaya Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thepapayapodcast

What do you get when you put together a light hearted, feminine brand with a hilarious podcast, and a whole lot of coffee and plants? You get today’s guest, Bailey Stanworth. Founder of @playdigital, @shopstateofgrace, and the co-host of @whatdayisitpodcast, Bailey is a creative powerhouse who is sharing her inspiring story and amazing sense of humour with us today. Joining us later in the show is Bailey’s life-saving intern Jacci, who hosts the What Day is It? podcast alongside her. Sit back, relax, and enjoy today’s episode covering everything from becoming your own boss to lightning round Friends trivia! Find Bailey Online: @baileyjst @playdigital @whatdayisitpodcast Find Jacci Online: @jaccirai The 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. For more information visit: www.thebirdspapaya.com Find Sarah on Instagram: @thebirdspapaya Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thepapayapodcast

Today we are chatting with Briana, the founder of Bikini Body Mommy, mother of five from Southern California, and all around body-confident babe. Briana’s empowering home workouts have had a huge impact on countless women’s personal wellness journeys, and today we get to hear the story behind it all, from the Bikini Body Mommy herself! Find Briana Online: @bikinibodymommy bikinibodymommy.com The 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. For more information visit: www.thebirdspapaya.com Find Sarah on Instagram: @thebirdspapaya Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thepapayapodcast

Kenzie Brenna is an actress, speaker, and writer from Canada sharing the most vulnerable parts of herself to show other women they are not alone. From mental health to body confidence, Kenzie is not afraid to tackle it all with grace. Tune into this week’s episode for some serious real talk about how we can learn to love ourselves from the inside out. Find Kenzie Online: @kenziebrenna The 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. For more information visit: www.thebirdspapaya.com Find Sarah on Instagram: @thebirdspapaya Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thepapayapodcast

Welcome to the brand new Papaya Podcast, hosted by Sarah Nicole. Creator of @thebirdspapaya, Sarah is stepping out and sharing her brand new podcast. Speaking through vulnerability with confidence, Sarah is sharing her journey in the digital space, all leading up to starting her own show, with today’s episode. The 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. For more information visit: www.thebirdspapaya.com Find Sarah on Instagram: @thebirdspapaya Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thepapayapodcast

Quick note: Our Skype call was internet cursed but I PROMISE you this is worth it! Sara’s perspective on life will blow you away. Speaking of head over toSara’s Blog: Invisible Me DiaryWhat is your disorder? My main disability is Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ ME. My dad is also disabled with CFS/ ME and Fibromyalgia. I have other health problems but the main and most urgent disorders which haveaffected me most are Systemic Candida, Interstitial cystitis, and Chronic Migraines/vision pain.At what age did your disorder become a daily issue? When I was 16 years old and finishing my junior year of high school I suffered froma series of migraine headaches which led to CFS/ ME. My family decided to move toFlorida to be near our giant family since my dad became disabled. I was starting tohave the same fatigue issues as my dad so my parents found a high school thatwould take me part time so that I could graduate. Not only was I entering my senioryear at a new school in a new state, I was also very sick. We found as CFS doctornearby who started me on antiviral s and antibiotics.- At first I noticed a differencebut it was quickly followed by a her x reaction which made me have flu likesymptoms. Eventually the medicine gave me systemic candida, which I first noticedas thrush. The infection spread throughout my entire body, even down to my nails.Every time I ate I became extremely sick and could feel my stomach stretching fromthe bloating. I was living meal to meal on an extremely strict diet. This made itimpossible to make friends as I couldn't' t eat anywhere but my own house. This wasthe toughest time of my life when not only was my health a daily issue, but anhourly issue.Who were you before your illness became debilitating? Before my illness I was a normal high school student. I was a fast pitch softballpitcher being scouted by colleges, I was first chair saxophone in the school band,on the honor roll, and had lots of friends including a boyfriend. I lost each ofthese things when I got sick, all of the things that I thought defined me. Withthe move to Florida I also lost my home and the dynamics of my parents. Mymom went back to work and my dad Went ̄from---being my softball coach tocouch bound.What would you do if you were not dealing with your invisible illness? If I were not sick I would have already graduated from college, have a job, and be independent. Because of my illness I was not able to go away tocollege which later became a blessing because I have been living at home and going to architecture school nearby. It has always been a dream of mine to be an architect and I love going to school. It is difficult though because each year my friends graduate as I am left behind. What is typically an 4 year degree will take my 8 years to graduate.If my health were to improve I would love to be more involved with promoting awareness for invisible illnesses but it is all I can handle to keep my blog going.What would you like people to know about your daily life? Although my family faces sever health problems each day, my daily life is hilarious. Living with multiple people who are sick and not all there makes my family a sit com. I live with my mom, dad, and sister and my extended family is made up of 24 people who live within ten minutes of me. Here are some examples:*My sister is a Michael Kohrs sales rep, alcohol marketer, business student, and professional dancer. It is a normal week for her to have her car breakdown where she was mistaken as a homeless person, pour alcohol samples poolside at the Waldorf, do her homework with a foot mouse and voice activated software due to severe fibro, and dance with Cher's personal male look alike. *My dad has been learning sign language due to severe throat pain. My grandma has been learning it with us but she accidentally flicks us off a lot. Mydad is also writing a book with his eyes closed. Because mornings are best for him dinner is usually ready by 10am.*My grandma is our Uber. She takes me to school and doctors appointments. *Our house is a revolving door for family as they are always helping and supporting us. My aunt will often drop by with dinner, my cousins bring their dogs over, and my uncles will stop by to visit with my dad.*I have converted the office into my personal architecture studio. ofmy pain I cannot use a computer and therefore drawby hand. I have a typewriter to write my blog and school assignments. I've gotten so good at drawing combined with my typewriter that my classmates think my work is done on the computer.My daily life may be funny but it is also consumed by my health. I can only achieve so much in a day, have to take lots of breaks, and spend a lot of days at doctor appointments. When I got sick, every aspect of my life became public to my family and doctors. When I got Interstitial Cystitis, a bladder problem which either made me have to pee urgently and constantly or not be able to go to the bathroom at all, it was normal for my day to start with my dad asking about my pee. It became so painful and difficult to make it through class or a car ride that my family sent me to New York to see a world renown doctor for I C. Imagine seeing New York for the first time with a bathroom locater app and two disabled people. My dad looked so lost that people would come up to us on the street to help us. I wouldn't' t have wanted to experience NYC any other way though. My daily life was changed when this doctor gave me medicine that helped my pain and urgency and also recommended a pelvic floor physical therapist. At this point I spent my days in a urogynechologist office, getting bladder lavages, and doing physical therapy. What would make living and moving in the world easier for you? Awareness and Accessibility. Living with such serious health problems which controleverything I do, having a voice on my blog has been completely liberating. Just the few people in my life who now understand a part of what I go through has made my life easier. If invisible illnesses were taken as seriously as cancer it would allow for me to not have to prove that I am sick. I went to a football game for UCF where I was denied access to a handicap parking garage by a police officer although I have a handicap placard. After that I was denied access to the handicap shuttle because I ' l am not handicap. Having people not believe me therefor making accessibility inaccessible has been a huge part of the battle.Do you have any life hacks? We have SO MANY life hacks, most of which invented by my dad. One that standsout is ' 'neck thing in a pant leg. " My dad cannot hold his head up and cannot joinus for meals, church, ect. if the seat he is in does not have a neck support. Oneday I found him walking around the house with a slab of wood sticking out of hisshirt. It evolved into a 4 inch wide piece of wood from our garage with Velcro onit to attach padded neck and lumbar supports. It looked like a hot mess so my dadwent to his room, cut off one of his black pant legs, and my mom sewed the pantinto a carrying case. Now he doesn't leave home without "Neck thing in a pant leg.' t Another favorite is the foot mouse, which he made for my sister because she getsextreme back pain from fine motor activities.RIP my sandle, which he cut a hole in to place the mouse. Currently the mostimportant life hack for me has been my rose colored glasses from amazon whichprotect my eyes from glare and fluorescent light. Without them I couldn't make itthrough class at school without getting a migraine due to extreme lightsensitivity.What kind of support do you get from family or friends? I have lost many friends over the years but the friends that I do have now areamazing. Most of them have no problem if I have to cancel plans. They usually come to my house and even drive me around places. I also have friends who also suffer from ME/ CFS. Although I have been lucky to have my dad who understands all ofmy struggles, it wasn't' t until I met another girl my age with the same challenges that I realized that what I needed wasn't' t a cure, it was for someone to understand. My family has been amazing, as I wrote earlier.Have you ever had someone not believe you have an invisible illness because of your appearance and if so are there any examples? I learned that people do not believe invisible illnesses from my dad. I have seen how he has faced so much before I even got sick. He grew up in a different time (1970's- 80's) when invisible illnesses were unheard of. In his 20's he went through years of being bed bound. Doctors told him he was crazy, it was all in his head, he was a hypochondriac, laughed at him, and told him that this was his bodies way of taking a break from being so ambitious and smart. He eventually learned that his problems were food related and was able to lead a normal life for many years. But because of this he has always kept his health a secret and I wasn't' t even allowed to post pictures of him on facebook because he was so paranoid. By the time I got sick I figured that was the way to live with this illness. I didn't necessarily encounter people who straight up didn't' t believe me because I never gave them the chance to know what was wrong. How has your invisible illness affected your relationships? I was engaged a year and a half ago to my absolute best friend. We had an amazing god named Sonny and our own Little apartment. When we first met I was not as disabled as I am now. There became a point in our relationship where he was my caretaker and I was hardly able to take 2 classes. I was happy though because I hadhim and Sonny and a beautiful wedding dress. When he left me I thought it was my fault because I am sick. His mom texted me and told me that it wasn't fair to him that I was sick. A few months later Sonny passed away unexpectedly. Sonny was everything to me His death was devastating on top of everything. I have sense built up my self worth, started blogging, and went back to school. I now know that him leaving had nothing to do with my illness but with him. I deserve everything a normal person does, including love and a family. A part of me is still hopeful that I'll get tohave that again. But it is hard dating when I am so disabled. I have been labeled hard to get," because I cannot text/snapchat constantly due to severe eye pain, which I was honest about from the beginning. Of all the things I have been through I really just want to have my best friend back. Is there anything you are afraid to tell people in your life? Because of my illness I am very close with my family and friends. Over time I have let go of everyone who doesn't put my health and well being first. I have gotten to the point where I just say things as they are. I call this person "savage Sarah," because before my illness I was very reserved and put other people first where I now have to put myself first.Does the fact that your disease is invisible change how healthcare professionals treat you? Heck to the yes! I often have to see multiple of the same kind of doctor before I find one that takes me seriously. For example, I have been to 3 neurologists, a pain institute, and 2 eye doctors, and a neuro ophthalmologist for the same symptom; migraine eye pain. I t ve become a pro at doctor hunting and have even had to go out of state just to find a doctor. My favorite responce for my migraines was that it sounds like I t m not trying to help myself, despite cutting out classes, not driving, wearing special glasses, going to multiple specialists, trying food, yoga, and physical therapy along with botox, epidurals, MRI s, and even injecting myself with meds. Then the next doctor I went to told me that I already tried everything and that I would just have to live with it. I never know what I am going to get when I meet a new doctor. If wehave learned one thing it's to not give up even when it seems like there is no hope. Someone out there has to know something about what I am going through.What is your best coping mechanism? Blogging has given me control over everything I'm going through. Jesus and dogs.What are you most concerned about and the most hopeful for the future? Biggest concern- that I won't get to be an architect. That the extraordinary measures my family have taken for me to be get aneducation won't be worth it.Most Hopeful- To become an architect and have a family I guess I am most fearful that I won' t get what I hopeable tosomeday . for.Is there anything you don't want to talk about during the interview? Because my dad thinks the drones are out to get him(joke but actually paranoid) I would like to not advertise my Last name but instead use Sarah Nicole (my middle name) .Is there anything you want to talk about during the interview? like an organization you want to promote or something specific you deal with. I would like to mention my blog InvisibleMEdiary.What is the hardest/best lesson your condition has taught you? Others will try and tell you your worth, but only you can define your self worth. The past 8 years have been a rollercoaster of losing myself to learning to love myself. This illness has changed my way of seeing the world and I have grown to love the insight I have into suffering and what is truly important in life.What is the best purchase under $100 that helped your life? My Emily Dickinson Book of Poems. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we are excited to bring you an extra special episode of the Bossy Women Podcast featuring Sarah Nicole, otherwise known as TheBirdsPapaya. Sarah is a local influencer who inspires women everywhere to learn to love themselves and their bodies. Sarah has shared openly about her weight loss journey online, and how it didn’t go exactly as expected… Tune into today’s episode to hear all about how she became an influencer, and where she’s headed next.Read More »

Sarah's Blog: https://www.youglowgal.comSarah Nicole Skincare: https://www.sarahnicoleskincare.comCristin Pogue: http://www.holistichealingdallas.com/home.html

Sarah’s Blog: https://www.youglowgal.comSarah Nicole Skincare: https://www.sarahnicoleskincare.comCristin Pogue: http://www.holistichealingdallas.com/home.html

In This Episode You Will Learn About: Sarah Nicole’s story + what caused her to make massive changes Tips on shutting down the negativity looks like Sarah shares the questions she is most asked Sharing and connecting over her body Deciding to use social media as a business Where to start if you want to monetize your brand What Sarah has learned most on her journey Planning for the future What Sarah is manifesting   Resources: Learn more: thebirdspapaya.com Instagram: @thebirdspapaya The Bliss Project 2020   Show Notes I first “met” today’s guest on Instagram, during a time when I so much needed to hear her beautiful message. Sarah Nicole Reynolds joins me on today’s episode, and we are talking all things forgiveness and freeing yourself! Not too long ago, Sarah Nicole embarked in a journey to better her life, losing 100 pounds, working through inner dialogue, and finding value within herself. Today, she helps others see and understand their worth, love their bodies, feel less alone in the world, and be ok with life's little shakeups.   Question Highlights: Can you give us a few tips on what shutting it down and walking away actually looks like? What’s a question you find people ask you the most? What do you wish people would ask you more? How did you decide to make this work your business? Do you have any advice for those who want to monetize their brand, but don’t know where to start? What has been one of the biggest lessons that you’ve learned? How are you going to plan for your next explosive growth?   Sarah Nicole is a badass mama of 3 who likes to hype herself up in bios while talking in the third person. 5 years ago she embarked on a journey to get out of life's ruts and better her life. She lost 100lbs and went through massive life change with a divorce pushing her into new chapter of single motherhood. But like, a badass chapter. Since then, she met this bearded guy and he drank her poison and asked her to marry him. So she locked that down quickly and now they rock the whole chosen family thing! After struggling to find love for her body after losing all that weight, she worked through a lot of inner dialogues to discover the value and meaning behind self-love - and well, she thinks it's worth sharing about. By using social media as her journal, she loves helping others see and understand their worth, love their bodies, feel less alone in the world, and be ok with life's little shakeups. Follow me on social media @LoriHarder on Instagram and Lori Harder on Facebook

Sarah Nicole (known as thebirdspapaya on Instagram) is a positivity powerhouse. She is an advocate for body positivity, authenticity, and spreading light. Sarah’s platform, community, and mission help women claim authority over and love their bodies - just as they are. In this episode, Sarah and Elizabeth have a wonderful conversation about challenging and changing our thinking, especially when it comes to how we think about ourselves. Read full show notes here: https://www.hairloveretreat.com/episodes/32

Sarah Nicole On How To Love Your Body Meet Sarah Nicole… Five years ago Sarah Nicole embarked on a journey to get out of a rut she was in and better her life. She lost 100lbs, went through a divorce and entered a new chapter of single motherhood. Today Sarah is remarried, has three children […]

In the second episode of the Jamie Scrimgeour Podcast,  I sit down with Sarah Nicole from The Birds Papaya. If you’ve been living under a rock and don’t know who Sarah Nicole is, she’s the inspiring woman behind an Instagram feed all about body positivity and growing through massive life change. In this episode we talk about the massive changes in Sarah’s Life including weight loss, divorce, motherhood, dating as a single mom and most recently her marriage to her husband Shane! Sarah’s perspective on co-parenting and blending families is truly admirable and I can’t wait for you to hear all that she has to say!Go follow Sarah Over at www.instagram.com/thebirdspapaya If you’re not already, come follow along on Facebook and Instagram Instagram – www.instagram.com/jamiescrimgeour Facebook – www.facebook.com/scrimgeourjamie [eBook] 101 Ways to be a KICK-ASS Stepmom – www.jamiescrimgeour.com/ebook

This week Kaitlyn and Clio sit down in a Toronto Hotel room with Sarah Nicole the inspiring mother of three behind @thebirdspapaya. Listen in as Sarah shares her journey through weight loss, into single motherhood, and the value of self love. Tommy John – Go to Tommyjohn.com/VINE for 20% off and free shipping on your first order Express – Go to Express.com and use code 4841 for $25 off when you spend $100

Today our podcast connects with Sarah Nicole Smetana. The Midnights (HarperTeen / HarperCollins) is her first novel. Sarah Nicole Smetana grew up in Orange, California, where she wrote songs, played in a few bands, and successfully pilfered all of her parents’ best vinyl records. She received her BFA in Creative Writing from Chapman University and her MFA in Fiction from The New School. Currently, she lives in Brooklyn with her husband and their three-legged cat.     1888 Center programs are recorded and archived as a free educational resource on our website or with your favorite podcast app including Apple and Spotify. Each episode is designed to provide a unique platform for industry innovators to share stories about art, literature, music, history, science, or technology. Produced in partnership with Brew Sessions.   Producers: Jon-Barrett Ingels and Kevin Staniec Manager: Sarah Becker Host: Jon-Barrett Ingels Guest: Sarah Nicole Smetana

Get a hot weather beverage and relax on a porch with me and Sarah Nicole Lemon, whose debut novel DONE DIRT CHEAP (out now!) talks about being a 14-year-old high school junior, writing books in secret, motorcycle clubs, and Appalachian female revenge. Sarah Nicole Lemon Show Notes The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky Bill Gothard Barbara Poelle (literary agent) Holly Root (literary agent) Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher Sons of Anarchy (TV show) YALLFest Renee Ahdieh Ozzy Osbourne Better Call Saul (TV show) King Minos John Green Ray Bradbury

Ladies, have you ever craved for a podcast by men, and women, for men, with episodes dedicated to women? Me too, and that's why it's ladies night, Everything from embarrassing stories, sex advice and defining cunnilingus - to Halloween costume ideas, and advice for guys on what some women really want. Thanks to these ladies for joining me and if you're still listening and or reading this, I love you.

I had such a great time interviewing Nicole Cunningham she is passionate, determined and committed to building successful businesses and living a life the dream life of growing her ideas, supporting other women and also giving back via her charities. I hope her story inspire you and leave you feeling fired up, ready to achieve incredible things!

AFTERBUZZ TV -- Legends Of Tomorrow edition, is a weekly "after show" for fans of CW's Legends Of Tomorrow. In this show, hosts Lacretia Lyon, Frank Moran, and Dave Child with special guests Sarah Nicole Jones discuss episode 13. ABOUT LEGENDS OF TOMORROW: DC's Legends of Tomorrow, or simply Legends of Tomorrow, is an upcoming American television series developed by Greg Berlanti, Andrew Kreisberg and Marc Guggenheim, who also executive produce with showrunner Phil Klemmer, Sarah Schechter and Chris Fedak. It is scheduled to air on The CW, debuting on January 21, 2016. The series is a spin-off from Arrow and The Flash. Time Master Rip Hunter travels back in time to the present day where he brings together a team of heroes and villains in an attempt to prevent Vandal Savage from destroying the world and time itself. Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV Buy Merch --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Sarah Nicole Prickett is the guest. She is the founder of Adult magazine and a contributing editor at The New Inquiry. Monologue topics: Ex Machina, artificial intelligence, hiking, nature, mountain lions.     Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sarah Nicole Prickett is the founding editor of Adult. "I'll admit to being resistant to the 'by women for women' label that Adult had before because I saw it as being just 'by women,' period. That’s way more feminist than making something for women, which is very prescriptive and often comes in various shades of pink." Thanks to TinyLetter for sponsoring this week's episode. Show Notes: Pre-order: Adult #2 Prickett's TinyLetter @snpsnpsnp snpsnpsnp.com [8:40] Fashion [2:30] "How to Make Love in America" (Hazlitt • Jul 2013) [11:20] "The Ultimate Humiliation" (n+1 • May 2014) [17:15] The Cut [17:15] Bon [22:30] "Like Every Time My Pelvis Touches A Sink Brim" (Fiona Duncan • Adule • June 2014) [24:30] "Florida” (Joe Coscarelli • Adult • March 2014) [34:12] "House On Fire” (Larissa Pham • Adult • May 2014) [35:10] "Ass Man” (Brad Phillips • Adult • March 2014)

Fri, 6 Feb 2009 12:00:00 +0100 https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/9895/ https://edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de/9895/1/Prohaska_Sarah_Nicole.pdf Prohaska, Sarah Nicole

Today we invite Sarah Nicole of @thebirdspapaya onto the show to discuss how we view our bodies, the journey to self love, and body positivity/neutrality. You can check out Sarah on instagram here: https://bit.ly/30Swf9bAnd you can check out her podcast, The Papaya Podcast, here: https://bit.ly/2J6fpeFTwo best friends, two very different perspectives. Join Samantha Ravndahl, a top beauty Influencer, and Alyssa Anderson, an aspiring actress, as they dive into lesser explored topics with a light-hearted approach.Honest and candid conversations about the day to day topics we can all relate to, approachable’s weekly episode will get you through a long week of bullshit. Get ready for some cheeky banter, conversation starters and to chat about issues that matter.Life discussed, approach-ably.Music by Steven Roberts.Want to request a topic or guest? Send us an email at approachable@infagency.comWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.