Natasha

Guest Natasha from UNspoiled! joins the hosts to discuss the book 'Cackle' by Rachel Harrison. They also talk about their relationship with spiders, a delightful thriller/horror book they recently listened to, forming opinions about books through discussion, the influence of the web metaphor, book bans in America, dynamics of relationships and personal growth, creepy encounters at Sophie's house, resistance to change, the importance of community and balance, and Annie's experience of different perspectives.

Natasha and Jeremy, certified sex coaches behind All The Feels, discuss their journeys in taking charge of their sexuality and exploring nonmonogamy. Natasha shares her transformation from feeling jealousy to being turned on by Jeremy having sex with other women. They also tease their upcoming Instagram live session and the next episode's focus on tips for successful threesomes and communication during sex.

Natasha, involved in a top-secret project, shares her insights on fear and personal growth. She discusses how fear can control us, but also serve as a powerful tool for transformation. Natasha explores the role of imagination, emphasizing that it can lead to both positive and negative outcomes. The conversation also addresses fear-based decision making, urging listeners to confront their fears and pursue their passions. Her reflections provide a refreshing take on the complexities of embracing vulnerabilities to unlock true potential.

Natasha, an illustrator who creates wonderful stationary with her art, shares her secrets to growing her Instagram account to over 20K followers. They discuss strategies for consistent posting, showcasing behind-the-scenes content, and diversifying topics. They also share tips for staying up-to-date, engaging with followers, and improving product photography on Instagram.

Natasha from the Unspoiled podcast joins the hosts to discuss Christopher Paolini's 'Eragon'. They talk about dragons in fantasy, the disappointing movie adaptation, fantasy tropes, differences between the book and the movie, Eragon's revelation, and the portrayal of female characters. They also discuss battles, betrayals, and speculate on the author's influence of fame.