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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2026 · 38 MIN

It shouldn’t be so hard

from Salt and Light Marriages · host Ian and Shannon

Join us this week as we catch up! Life has been lifeing and it brought up all sorts of feelings and a reminder that everything is not always sunshine and rainbows- even good things. Society makes you think it shouldn’t be so hard if it’s the right job, house, person… But the truth is that’s not that truth. Some things are hard. Some things are worth fighting for and your relationship is one of them.

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