Unpacking: Recent Episodes
Unpacking
Join journalist Lauren Magarino and sign language interpreter Sarah Serralta for the first season of Unpacking, a podcast where they hash out the complicated stuff. As newcomers to their respective cities (both hailing from Miami), Unpacking serves as a series of heart to heart conversations between two best friends trying to adjust to their new lives.
They leave nothing uncovered with topics like dating and relationships, family, culture of the 21st century. Unpacking is aired every week for ten weeks on ITunes, Spotify, and Soundcloud.
What do you want? It's a difficult question to answer. Sarah and Lauren share their attempts to answer the question, on the last episode of the season.
Join Lauren and Sarah as they discuss what it looks like to make new friends post-graduation. Bonus
In this episode we unpack whether or not we're addicted to social media... and dive deeper into what our relationship is with the platforms.
Join Lauren and Sarah as they unpack the terms "masculine" and "feminine" in their journeys towards personal alignment. They challenge what these terms have come to mean in society and redefine them based on their own experiences. Tune in to hear them lay out how much of each they see in themselves!
Sarah and Lauren unpack what it means to be productive. They differentiate society's idea of productivity from their own... and unpack their tactics to eliminate the stress attached to it all.
Most of us have heard the term 'Girlboss.' You may have even seen it written on a mug or shirt. In this episode, we unpack what being a Girlboss means and whether or not we identify with the label.
Join Lauren and Sarah as they dive in to dirty talk - spilling all their tips and tricks on organization, cleanliness, and more. Featuring special guests Cardi B and Evan Lachnit in this week's episode of Unpacking.
On this episode of Unpacking we break down our future including: where we see ourselves in 10 years, how we think society will change with new technology and the looming threat of automation.