The Unedited Me: Recent Episodes
Sabrina Loyer
The Unedited Me podcast is a thought-provoking conversation that challenges the status quo of an over-edited life. Join social media consultant Sabrina Loyer, as she and her guests share vulnerable stories that spark the desire within us all to live a life where masks and disconnection are off the table. As raw as that may be at times, there's a universal connection we all share when we take part in a conversation that ignites hope, love and joy. Are you ready to join this journey on the path of living a life unedited, unmasked and full of connection?
In this episode, my guest Heather Jones and I discuss her recent time attending The 18-Inch Journey and how she overcame a hard situation by facing her very real and hard emotions. We hope that Heather's testimony of walking through these deep emotional trauma's that you too may find comfort and renewal in the Lord for your own.With love,Sabrina Loyer
In this episode, My husband and I discuss our recent travels outside of Canada amidst covid restrictions. Whilst celebrating our 8th anniversary we decided to book an impromptu flight to California 2 days before our scheduled arrival. Listen in as we share on how It went and why we chose to take our leap of faith. We hope that our faithful step would open the door to other Canadian citizens who are sick and tired of being landlocked and are excited to start traveling again without fear.
Blessings, Sabrina
In this episode, my guest, Eli Plante and I discuss the importance of physical, spiritual and emotional alignment. Eli, a wellness coach shares about her experience having gone through the wringer in all aspects of her life and how health, wellness and spiritual direction helped her to come out on top. Her story, much like that of many others inspires us all to learn how to get up when we're down and choose to take back our power. We hope that this conversation strikes hope in you as you continue on your journey.
With love,
Sabrina
In this episode, My guest and bestie Marysa and I discuss how to form, heal and keep long-lasting friendships. After having built a friendship since the early ages of 7 and 8, Marysa and I have some thoughts when it comes to the rollercoaster we call relationships and emotions. They're all so real and both take a huge place in our human existence. The question is, will you be able to put our thoughts and wisdom to the test in your life?
In this episode, my guest Hadassah and I discuss what truly happens when relationships start to hit bumpy roads. We discuss some of our most sombre moments in married and relationship life as well as how we eventually faced and dealt with those harder patches. We hope that our stories inspire you all to live in vulnerability and choose to make healthy relational decisions going forward.
In this episode, my guest Kathryn and I discuss the in's and outs of life post ministry school. After having done intensive ministry schooling both Kathryn and I have a few things to say about how we've experienced life after school. Everything from, how people have treated us to how we now view the world and us in it. We hope our insight can encourage any others who have lived what we have and enlighten those who have not done ministry school but have people around them who have.
In this episode, Oliver and I discuss our experience going to Bethel church and Bethel supernatural school of ministry ( BSSM ). After getting married in 2014, Oliver and I road tripped from Montreal all the way to Redding, Califonia where we then lived and attended school for 9 months. We hope that our testimony and thought-provoking advice help you navigate through the barrage of negative comments about the leaders, church, and school.
In this episode, my husband ( Olivier ) and I discuss what we've learned in 7 years of marriage. How trauma, porn and community affected us in various ways which transmitted in how we related to each other. After many ups and downs in the past 7 years, we decided to sit down and have this genuine conversation hoping that wherever our listeners are at, whether married or unmarried they could learn a thing or two on how we've lived things.
In today's episode, my friend Samuel and I discuss our reasons why we both took long breaks off of social media at the beginning of the year and what it did to our mental, emotional and physical health. As two avid personal brad developers, we both know the ins and outs of self-marketing, hustling online and make a name for our brands. However, It was time we both took a break, look inward and re-evaluate our motivations. Being back on since our break has really helped us realign towards our vision and true motivations. We hope this chat helps you re-evaluate YOUR motivations as take some time off of your screen and onto the life right in front of you.
In this episode, Heather Jones and I discuss how to step out of a false reality and into truth, vulnerability and awareness. After having both gone through therapy heather and I came to some similar conclusions about our relationship with religion and hiding from truth due to fear. We hope this conversation helps you feel seen and known in the midst of one of the craziest years of life.
In this episode, my guest Marysa and I discuss the dangers of unhealthy family and friend dynamics. We explain how they can manifest unhealthy behaviours including, mental and physical illnesses. After overcoming an eating disorder, Marysa realized that her need to control was rooted in unresolved family issues. Her journey towards healing was one of self-discovery, changing of mindsets and forgiveness. Join us as we discuss what steps we are taking towards a healthier family and friend dynamic.
In this week’s episode, I share the story of how I totalled my car in the worst possible time ever. After receiving a prophetic back in Feb 2020 that we would get a car in March. I wrestled for a year, thinking… Can we hear from God about these types of things? Was our friend wrong? Is God REALLY a God of miracles? However, when I didn't have anywhere else to turn I chose to lean on my only hope, God. This testimony is here to encourage you today. Wherever you’re at in life and whatever miracle you need to see happen. I’m here to tell you that God is a God of miracles. He’s never early, He’s never late, He’s always perfectly on time.
In this episode, my guest Iris and I discuss the importance of having a healthy mind, body and spirit. After fighting years of chronic pain and fatigue, Iris chose to take proactive action. By changing her internal dialogue, eating well and practicing forgiveness she saw drastic changes to her overall well-being. Her mission now is to coach others and guide them in their own journeys towards healing and triune alignment. Join us as we discuss some steps you can take today towards the life and energy you dream of having.
In this episode, creative coach Sarah Shreves and I discuss the importance of seasonal living. Through the practice of personal and physical contemplation, both Sarah and I have seen changes to our internal and external world. We now wish to impart the same tools and techniques we've learnt so that others may experience a connection to the world around them as well.
The Unedited Me podcast was birthed out of the desire to change the status quo and go against the whirlpool of an over-edited life. As humans, we're all built with the desire for connection, communion and vulnerability with others. As life gets in the way and we stumble and fall, loneliness, hurt and weightiness kick in. So, we change how we share and instinctively "edit" what we say and who we are due to our need for self-preservation. Social media apps like Instagram, Facebook and Twitter ( to name a few ) have only ever offered a false sense of community. For example, recent followers DM us as though they've known us forever or our close friends DM emoji's to a heartfelt message. And with the invention of stories, we can see what everyone does, day in and day out, without even calling or connecting face to face. Not to mention, over-edited photos and videos continue to remind our souls to get used to a false reality and in turn, preserves our desire to stay disconnected. I hope to reignite the desire within us all to live a life unedited. A life where masks and disconnection are off the table. As uncomfortable as that may be at times, there's a universal connection we all share when we take part in a conversation that ignites hope, love and joy. So I ask you to join me on this journey, as I take you along with me and others who are on the path of living a life unedited, unmasked and full of connection. ❤️
Welcome to the first episode where Blogger Gina Borger and I discuss how to take notice of unhealthy habits on social media, what vulnerability and transparency look like on these platforms and some tips and tricks to get your social media going in 2021.