Salt Project drop — 15% off with code Toast
Salt Project's Do Not Disturb collection launches Sunday at 3 PM Central, with code Toast giving 15% off at shop saltproject.com.
Snapshot · The Toast
The Clam Slam Heard Round The World: Friday, June 26th, 2026
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Jun 26, 2026
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Sponsor: Salt Project Activewear
At 16:25 · chapter starts 16:20
Jackie introduces Salt Project, an activewear brand owned by a Toaster who started the company after her own health journey. The brand's signature feature is sewn-in bra pads that can't be lost in the wash. The new Do Not Disturb collection — described as 'Parent Trap meets country club chic' in classic black with white piping — drops Sunday at 3 PM Central. Listeners get 15% off with code Toast at shop saltproject.com. Jackie personally recommends the windbreaker-style jacket, which she says is very 'Meredith Blake on the hike.'
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