Hayley Spitaleri

A Splash More

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A Splash More is a podcast about growth in real time — the kind that doesn’t look perfect, feel certain, or follow a clear path. Hosted by Hayley Spitaleri, a seasoned professional with sharp intuition, the show features honest conversations with women navigating ambition, identity, motherhood, health, and reinvention — paired with bold insights and authentic lessons earned through experience. Each episode explores the decisions behind the scenes — the pivots, the discomfort, and the process of letting go of what no longer fits. Because growth is not just about becoming something new — it’s al...

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Hayley Spitaleri

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WHAT? I'm Black? — with actor Phylicia Pearl Mpasi 03.12.2025 46:52

This week on A Splash More, Bailey and Hayley sit down with Phylicia Pearl Mpasi — actress, writer, manifestation coach, and daughter of Congolese immigrants whose breakout role as “Young Celie” in The Color Purple earned her the NAACP Image Award for Best Breakout Performance. You’ve seen her on screen, you’ve heard her words on Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies, and right now you can catch her on...

We are NOT a Product of our Mistakes — with actor and comedian Nicole Travolta 19.11.2025 45:40

Nicole Travolta is an actor, comedian, and writer whose hit one-woman show, Nicole Travolta is Doing Alright, has toured for nearly three years across the United States, Europe, and the U.K., with another Off-Broadway run coming soon. In this episode, Nicole opens up about what it really takes to step into the most powerful version of yourself — even when you’re carrying the weight of past mistake...

I Can Hypnotize You Out of Eating Bread — with NYT Bestselling Author Josie Balka 12.11.2025 55:56

In this first episode of A Splash More, Bailey and Hayley sit down with New York Times bestselling author Josie Balka for a raw, heartfelt conversation about body image, self-acceptance, and learning to love yourself through every season of life. Josie opens up about the surprising disconnect between how people perceive her online versus in person — and the pressures that come with being constantl...