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Southern Unscripted

Southern Unscripted is a podcast rooted in real conversations, honest reflection, and a little everyday chaos. Hosted by Sarah Derouen, this show is a space for unfiltered talks about life, growth, relationships, business, wellness, culture, and everything in between — the kind of conversations that don’t always fit into a neat category.

Some episodes are solo and reflective. Others are conversational and interview-based. All of them are intentional, authentic, and rooted in curiosity rather than perfection. This podcast isn’t about having it all figured out — it’s about talking it out in real time.

Season 2 marks a new chapter: more intention, more presence, and conversations that feel meaningful instead of rushed. Expect thoughtful insights, honest opinions, laughs along the way, and stories that feel relatable — like sitting down with a friend who’s navigating it all right alongside you.

New episodes release biweekly, with occasional bonus episodes when inspiration strikes.

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S1 - E13: Putting Each Other First — In Every Way

October 17, 2025 • Sarah Derouen • Season 1 • Episode 13

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Write us your Wild Confessions, questions or ANYTHING!

After an unforgettable birthday trip to Sedona, Arizona, I’m diving into what this season of marriage has taught me — about connection, intimacy, and putting each other first.

My husband and I reconnected in ways we didn’t even realize we needed — hiking, being still, having honest conversations, and yes… rediscovering how powerful physical connection can be in keeping a marriage strong.

We’ve learned that real growth happens when you prioritize your partner — emotionally, mentally, and physically. This episode is all about intentional love, keeping the spark alive, and learning how to fall for each other again, even after decades together.

It’s honest, romantic, and a little spicy — just like real life.

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