In this raw and powerful episode of Platonic Lovers, Erin Pash is joined by her friend, Sarah Edwards—a well-known Minneapolis-based social media influencer, entrepreneur, and artist—for a vulnerable conversation about what it means to start over in the digital age.

Together, they dive into the complexities of personal reinvention when your identity is also your brand. Sarah opens up about living in “the uncomfortable in-between,” the space where clarity hasn't quite arrived, but growth is happening.

She speaks candidly about loneliness, setting boundaries, and the emotional weight of being a public figure who still craves deep connection. Her mission? To make sure no one feels alone—even while she's navigating her own journey of self-discovery and healing.

🎧 This episode is a heartfelt exploration of identity, resilience, and the quiet power of bringing people together—even when you're still figuring it out yourself.

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In this inspiring episode of Platonic Lovers, Erin Pash is joined by psychologist, executive coach, and founder of Bridges Consulting, Dr. Sarah Bridges, for a deeply honest conversation about navigating meaningful transitions in both career and life.

Together, they explore what it feels like to be a woman in business—facing isolation at the top, evolving friendship dynamics, and the importance of staying grounded in human connection. Erin and Sarah also dive into the power of intent vs. impact, and how self-awareness and vulnerability can strengthen our relationships both professionally and personally.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone stepping into new seasons of leadership, identity, or connection.

🎧 Tune in to reflect, grow, and feel a little less alone in your transitions. #PlatonicLoversPodcast #MeaningfulTransitions #WomenInBusiness #IntentVsImpact #SelfDiscovery #FriendshipDynamics

In this refreshingly real episode of Platonic Lovers, Erin Pash welcomes Monica O’Connell for an honest and layered conversation about the many ways intimacy shows up in our lives—especially through friendship.

Monica shares vulnerable reflections on her partner telling her she’s not his best friend, sparking a broader conversation with Erin about emotional reciprocity, jealousy in relationships, and the expectations we place on both platonic and romantic partners.

From oversharing about human experiences (If you believe that oversharing is a thing…), to navigating what’s appropriate to disclose about your partner, Erin and Monica talk about the value of venting, setting boundaries, and knowing when to just listen. They also unpack the delicate art of “tear and repair” in friendships and how platonic lovers, even with the best intentions, can sometimes get it wrong.

🎧 Tune in for a funny, unfiltered, and heartfelt discussion on redefining what intimacy really means.

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