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House of Salt and Story

House of Salt and Story

Auteur(s): Alexandria Quinn Love
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House of Salt & Story is immersive storytelling and imaginative journeys that explore memory, human connection, and the worlds we carry within. Drawing on Alexandria’s background as a historian and storyteller, this podcast uncovers the hidden threads that link past to present, illuminating lives, events, and experiences that might otherwise be forgotten. Each episode is crafted to invite you into a space where history feels alive — where you can inhabit the stories of those who lived, struggled, and thrived before us, and reflect on how those experiences resonate in our own lives today.

This series is closely connected to Alexandria’s LinkedIn newsletter, Voices Left Unheard, which focuses on the resilient human spirit. Through research and narrative, Voices Left Unheard highlights stories of loss, hope, courage, and progress that history may have overlooked. House of Salt & Story extends this work, translating historical insight into engaging storytelling that sparks empathy, understanding, and a deeper awareness of how memory, culture, and personal narrative shape the human experience.

Whether it’s exploring the quiet courage of an overlooked community, a forgotten figure of resilience, or a historical moment that reverberates into the present, House of Salt & Story invites listeners to slow down, reflect, and meet history not as a distant subject, but as a living, breathing, and deeply human experience.


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    Oct 9 2025

    In this first visit to The Hearth, Alexandria Love reflects on the forgotten rhythm of rest.
    From the ashes of London to post-war jazz clubs and modern burnout, she traces how every generation must relearn how to pause — how silence, recovery, and idleness once rebuilt entire civilizations.
    Drawing from history, neuroscience, and gentle personal reflection, this episode offers a quiet challenge:
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    A pinch of salt to hold what lasts,
    A tale to carry what time forgets.

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  • The Workshop | The No-Buy Narrative: Stories That Refuse to Be Sold
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    Every era has had its marketplace: once the town square, then the printing press, and now the endless scroll of the feed. But not every story belongs for sale. Some are meant to live in letters, conversations, or notebooks we never post — stories made to keep us human, not to grow our reach.

    Tracing parallels from the self-published writers of the Great Depression to today’s digital creators, Alexandria reflects on what happens when we stop writing for applause and start writing for truth.

    So before the episode ends, she leaves you with a challenge:
    Make one thing this week that costs nothing — and earns nothing.
    Just meaning.

    Salt for what must be preserved.
    Story for what must be remembered.

    A pinch of salt to hold what lasts,
    A tale to carry what time forgets.

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  • The Study | The Myth of Progress: From Railroads to Algorithms
    Oct 6 2025

    We have always called it "progress."

    From the first railroad tracks that split the continent to the algorithms that split our attention, from the glow of the first light bulb to the one now glowing in your hand—we call it "forward."

    But "progress" is a myth. It's a story we tell ourselves, a story that demands a sacrifice.

    The real question is: What do we gain, what do we lose, and who gets to decide when "forward" has gone too far?

    A pinch of salt to hold what lasts,
    A tale to carry what time forgets.

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    6 min
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