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Hi guys, my name is Sarah Nicole and I am the host of the papaya podcast.

We're each week we dish out some sweetness mixed in with some seeds of wisdom all through

candid conversations in a very real intangible way. I want everyone to know that they're not alone

and that we share in these experiences called life. And sometimes when we get to know

somebody else's story it changes ours a little bit as well. So I want you to tune in with us

on Mondays. Subscribe, rate and review it and keep these conversations going with us.

You can tune in behind the scenes at the papaya podcast and the first papaya on Instagram as well.

Can't wait to see you next week.

Welcome to press send. I'm Chanel Exander and this is the podcast we talked through all of your

problems and give you our best advice. Hi. First of all, I just want to say the feedback and the

love and the support that you guys have shown me through my breakup has been, I mean, I knew you

were always my people. But like we're family now, we're not ever going to leave each other and

I'm more in love with this group of people than I ever have been before. So many of you listen to

my breakup episode and it resonated and honestly it was a really hard one to record. I mean,

if you haven't listened to it, I cry through most of it. But it was really emotional to record

but I knew the people on the other end of the mic were going to just be there and love me.

And I think that's pretty amazing and pretty special and I have felt so loved.

I'm still going through it. Obviously, breakups are not instantaneous healing. I have been doing a lot

of reading. Highly recommend Young Pueblo's books. Clared in connection, I think one's called Inward.

I've been reading those books of poetry just to, I mean, they just speak to me, pick them up if

you like poetry or if you've been interested in kind of like exploring self and all of that,

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