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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.

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Mardi Gras, Social Media & Me Losing the Plot

January 30, 2026 • Sarah Derouen • Season 2 • Episode 3

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In true Sarah fashion, this episode goes a little everywhere — and I wouldn’t have it any other way. 😅
I kick things off chatting about the Mardi Gras Ball, the chaos, the excitement, and everything that comes with it, then roll straight into a social media rant that honestly needed to be said. We’re talking social media as the new website, mindset shifts, consistency, and why hiding online won’t get you where you want to go.

I attempt to ease into some girlie locker room talk… but if I’m being honest, I squirrel hard and end up wrapping things up because real life (and my next appointment) was calling. And honestly? That’s exactly how this season is going.

It’s fun, opinionated, a little unhinged, and very on-brand — because this wouldn’t be a Sarah episode if it didn’t end in mild chaos.

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