In the final episode of season four of Salty, we’ll be hearing a woman’s story of abortion and healing. The topic of abortion is obviously as loaded and sensitive as a topic can be, so listen with discretion. We’ll also wrap up the this season’s theme, and pay Julian of Norwich our final visit. Subscribe to Salty on Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Soundcloud, or wherever you listen to podcasts, and please consider leaving a review here if you’ve enjoyed this season: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/salty/id1337417041 This season's music has been by Daniel Pimentel and The Substant. You can download the song you heard today, “Winter Moon”, and his other music on Amazon Music, iTunes, and Spotify. Additional Music/Audio: LATASHA, The Mini Vandals, and Doug Maxwell

Today, Juliet and I discuss her journey towards motherhood, and particularly her thoughts about fostering and adoption. We'll also dive into more theological insight from Julian of Norwich. Follow Juliet's photography and personal page at julietsn.com

In today's episode, Andrea shares her story of love, marriage, and heartbreak. We'll discuss her own journey coming to terms with God’s will in her and husband’s life, and some of the ways Christian community fails to comfort those that mourn. One of the sermons Brent shared later in his life: https://youtu.be/L25as6iv6fo Subscribe to Salty on Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Soundcloud, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Follow Salty on instagram @saltypodcast and visit the website at Saltypodcast.com This season's music is by Daniel Pimentel, and his band, The Substant. You can download the song you heard today, “The Lord’s Prayer” and his other music on Amazon Music, iTunes, and Spotify. Additional Music/ Audio: Reed Mathis, Verified Picasso, & Dealer

Today, Jake and I have a conversation about becoming parents at age 22. We'll cover our thoughts on "birth control" maternal and paternal roles, and the difficulties of being young parents.

In today's episode, Chris and I begin a discussion about how he fell in love with his fiancé, and we'll end discussing the ways he struggles to feel God's love for him. We'll even take on the problem of evil, and the hiddenness of God, because, why not? Subscribe to Salty on Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Soundcloud, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Follow Salty on instagram @saltypodcast and visit the website at Saltypodcast.com This season's music is by Daniel Pimentel. You can download the song you heard today, “Dues Ex Machina”, and his other music on Amazon Music, iTunes, and Spotify. Additional Music/ Audio: Doug Maxwell/Media Right Productions

In today’s episode of Salty, Sam shares the difficulties he and his wife have had with sex in marriage. Is there such a thing as a “sexual prosperity gospel”? What do we do with couples who followed the “rules” of pre-marital abstinence, and continue to struggle with sexual intimacy? Subscribe to Salty on Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Soundcloud, or wherever you listen to podcasts, and please consider leaving a review if you like what you hear. This season's music is by Daniel Pimentel. You can download the song you heard today, “Famine”, and his other music on Amazon Music, iTunes, and Spotify. Additional Music/Audio: LATASHÁ, and Spazz Cardigan.

Today’s episode of Salty will be a bit shorter, and different from the normal format because I’ll be sharing my own story of miscarriage this past summer. This was incredibly difficult for me to make, but I’m blessed to have such wonderful people to share it with. Subscribe to Salty on Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Soundcloud, or wherever you listen to podcasts, and please consider leaving a review if you like what you hear. This season's music is by Daniel Pimentel. You can download the song you heard today, “Winter Moon”, and his other music on Amazon Music, iTunes, and Spotify. Additional Music/Audio: Passion Chorale, Performed by Rodney Jantzi, LATASHA, Doug Maxwell, and a LibriVox Recording by David Barnes

A look at the fourth season of Salty. Subscribe to Salty on Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Soundcloud, or wherever you listen to podcasts, so you don’t miss the first episode, on Thursday, November 7th. This season's music is by Daniel Pimentel. You can download the song you heard today, “Eros”, and his other music on Amazon Music, iTunes, and Spotify. Cover art is by Juliet San Nicolas de Bradley - Julietsn.com

Today, I talk with Bp. Stephen Scarlett, Rector of St. Matthew’s Anglican Church since 1987, and Bishop over his diocese since 2013. We’ll begin by hearing the series of events that led him to the priesthood, and to close out the season, we'll figure out what fame was like for Christ himself. The featured song on today’s episode titled, Apathy, is by Sienna Rae Moses. you can find her music on Spotify, and can follow her youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/siennarae17 Additional music by: Jingle Punks & Silent Partner You can follow Salty on Instagram, or email me at [email protected] My website is Saltypodcast.com Kerri Pomarolli: https://www.kerripom.com Robert Carlson: https://www.youtube.com/user/5MadMovieMakers Joe Biagini: https://www.mlb.com/bluejays Isaiah Bailey: http://officialisaiahbailey.com Ayana Lage: https://ayanalage.com Bishop Scarlett: https://stmatthewsnewport.com

Ayana Lage is an instagram influencer and lifestyle blogger who’s found a way to share about some of the most difficult parts of life on a platform made for perfect photos. You can visit he website at www.ayanalage.com and her Instagram at www.instagram.com/ayanagabriellelage The featured song on today’s episode titled, My Fire is by the band, Moses. you can find their music on iTunes & Spotify, and can follow them on instagram @thebandmoses. You can follow Salty on Instagram, or email me at [email protected] My website is Saltypodcast.com Additional music by: Huma Huma, Diamond Ortiz, Text Me Records / Leviathe