The legal profession rewards overwork—but at a cost. The Wellness Esquire challenges that model, featuring conversations between Ariella and fellow attorneys —and occasional non-lawyer voices who add critical perspective— on burnout, work-life integration, and how to build a legal career that doesn’t break you.
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Since 2012 ZA'AKAH has been advocating for survivors of sexual abuse in the Orthodox Jewish community. Outcry, the English translation of ZA'AKAH, will be covering current and historical cases of sexual abuse in the community, busting myths and disinformation about sexual abuse, providing best-practices based information for survivors, parents, teachers, and community leaders on how to prevent and respond to sexual abuse, and interviewing experts in the field about how to keep our children safe.
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Dr Ariel Rosita King brings on a variety of International guests from various countries, cultures, organisations, and businesses to talk about turning problem into possibilities! Let's turn our challenges in opportunities together!
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Join the creator of Voice Lessons To Go, Ariella Vaccarino for her insights and instruction on singing. Ariella has been teaching voice for over 20 years. She is a Los Angeles voice teacher with training from USC in Opera. Ariella has taught singing to all genres, levels and ages. She is focused on healthy singing and building her students’ confidence to be their best. Ariella is known for her line of CDs and books called Voice Lessons To Go and her Vocal Assessments she gives to individuals ...
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Welcome to Chit-Chatting and Questioning the World! Ariella Rukhlin, your host, will discuss deep questions while also having a laugh. She’ll be interviewing family, friends and experts to have real-life discussions. How do molecules control our daily life? That’s a good question! Let’s dive right in! Not only will it expand your range of knowledge but it’ll also improve your speaking skills. Get ready to discuss some intriguing questions in episodes of this podcast. New episodes every 4 weeks!
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Join two very different, busy, passionate moms, Ariella Vaccarino and Theresa Ofstad, on their own journey/quest towards entrepreneurial and business success. With them, celebrate other mompreneur guests as we learn from their experiences and wisdom all while balancing the ever-demanding role of motherhood...
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We give language to what you feel about the climate crisis—and also what you might want to feel, feelings you can grow and cultivate. This supports your resilience and your mental health and wellbeing. We invite other experts to join us in our conversations, and we hope you can join us too.
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Join Ariella Vaccarino, mother of 5 , opera singer, voice/piano teacher, and entrepreneur in the discussion for mommies bursting with their own talents. Discuss the complicated life balance that comes with being a mother and an artist, or brain... With a bit of humour, interviews, exhaustion and empathy, join The Talented Magical mommies club as we work together to find a way to let our individual light shine while being a loving parent.
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The podcast looking at the character starting with her first appearance in Superman # 123 and going all the way to present
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The Witches of Wederra Keep is the intimate story of a coven of three witches struggling to maintain the natural harmony of magic between themselves, the Kingdom of the tumultuous mortal realm and the hungry Underworld below. Can they gain enough wisdom to face existential threats to their lives and their hearts? The Witches of Wederra Keep is a novel-length serialized actual play audio story produced and directed by Jacob Wolf Lefton. ----- Cast ----- Minerva, the old soul — Sarah Purcell C ...
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As a mom, neuroscientist, and a long time expert to parents, almost every expert has it wrong when they say 'don't spoil your baby.' Up until the age of 3, your only job is to spoil your baby with affection, attention, and protection. I promise you it's the best chance for the long term mental health and success of your child. On my podcast, I will interview the leading experts to explain why you need to SPOIL YOUR BABY as well as those that may disagree for a spirited debate. I will also gi ...
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Reckoning is the go-to resource for high-quality storytelling about gender-based justice, safety, survival, and resilience
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What does a healthy female body look and feel like? How much do our hormones and cycles effect our mood and mindset? Do women's bodies need a different approach to exercise than men's do? On The Wellness Collective podcast natural women’s health expert Nat Kringoudis explores the health and wellness topics you want to talk about, chatting to leading experts from around the globe to help you feel happier, healthier and better. If you’re ready to take charge of your health join Nat as she dive ...
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"Save the Date," a dating survival kit from Coffee Meets Bagel. Join Dawoon Kang, our host and chief dating officer, as she sits down with guest experts to explore what it takes to go on great dates and ultimately find a serious relationship.
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Elevating Founders is a podcast for early stage-founders to hear the stories behind the change makers and disruptors in the tech sector who are responsible for tackling the world’s biggest challenges.
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Homebase Hope: All About Autism inspires you to think differently when it comes to autism. Occupational therapist, personal trainer, GAPS practitioner and passionate autism advocate, Rhiannon Crispe interviews leading world experts who aren’t held back by conventional dogmas. She chats to inspirational and courageous parents and people on the spectrum who are part of a grassroots movement for autism awareness, action and inclusion.
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Welcome to Coffee with Curtis Politics — I'm Robert Curtis. I love following politics and current affairs; it is an obsession you might say. So, each episode on this podcast, you'll find me in conversation with political leaders, community voices, and global thinkers in domestic and international affairs from around the world. This is where my passion for politics meets the people shaping it. Enjoy the show.
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Jewish Ancestral Healing teacher and practitioner Taya Mâ Shere engages spiritual leaders, artists, activists and visionaries on their journeys of ancestral healing, embracing resilience, and ancestor reverence practices rooted in Jewish traditions and counter-oppressive devotion. May this offering be a portal of connection, that we may root in positive resource, remember ancient ways, reclaim and innovate new possibilities, and be deeply nourished by the well of our loving and wise ancestors.
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The New Script is a podcast rewriting the way we think about women’s health. Hosted by friends Frances Goh and Makenzie Thomas, the show explores the big questions and bold solutions shaping the future of healthcare. For too long, medicine and research have centered on male biology, leaving women misdiagnosed, misunderstood, or missing from the data altogether. Each episode features conversations with leaders, innovators, and advocates working at the intersection of health, technology, and e ...
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Hello friend! I’m Barrie Rose, a queer, nonbinary content creator, and in this podcast I have conversations with inspiring content creators and advocates in the progressive space, who are ultimately making the world place 💙 https://linktr.ee/BarrieRose https://www.youtube.com/@barrierose https://www.instagram.com/barrierose https://www.tiktok.com/@barrierose https://barrierose.substack.com
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Raising Anti-Doomers: Hope and Grounding in a Heavy World feat. Ariella Cook-Shonkoff | #48
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How can we stay emotionally grounded and raise hopeful children when the world around us feels so heavy? Ariella Cook-Shonkoff is a psychotherapist and writer who has spent her life finding healing and refuge through the creative process. Her journey toward writing her book, Raising Anti-Doomers, was sparked by her own "mother bear" worries about r…
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It's Not Always a Fire Drill - with guest Jordana Confino
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In this episode, host Ariella Coleman sits down with Jordana for an honest conversation about navigating life and work in the legal world. Jordana Confino is a lawyer, writer, and speaker who focuses on well-being and sustainability in the legal profession. Through her work, she explores perfectionism, burnout, and the pressure to perform, advocati…
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Healing Begins When We Listen To Those Who Suffer with Jane Durgom-Powers (USA)
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Send us a text Loss doesn’t pause for paperwork, borders, or neat definitions of war. Dr King sits down with Jane Durgum Powers, founder and CEO of Families of the Missing, to unpack what it takes to support people living with disappearance, displacement, and the long tail of conflict. Jane shares how her organisation evolved from a UN-focused coal…
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You're Not Married to your Career (Episode 1) - with Dave Strousberg)
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In this conversation, Ariella Coleman sits down with attorney and entrepreneur Dave Strousberg for an honest, thoughtful discussion about fear, failure, and what it really means to build a sustainable career in law. Dave shares his journey through law school, the bar exam, and the financial and emotional pressure that followed. He talks openly abou…
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Season 5, Episode 8: A Manifesto for Flourishing
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Navigating International Development: One Woman's Journey from the Midwest to Global Impact with Laura Jagla (USA)
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Send us a text What happens when a chance encounter shifts your entire life path? For Laura Jagla, a brief handshake with then-candidate Barack Obama during her college years sparked a journey from organic chemistry studies to a fulfilling career in international development. Laura Jagla's story begins in South Bend, Indiana, where her mother's ded…
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Episode 46 - Nechemia Weberman Needs to Stay in Prison
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When we covered the case against Nechemya Weberman before on Outcry we didn't expect to be covering it again so soon, but a recently filed motion in Kings County Supreme Court, supported by District Attorney Eric Gonzalez, seeks to free him from his 50-year sentence. Weberman was convicted at trial for the repeated rape and sexual assault of a 12 y…
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Trust Your Instinct: Quieting the Sleep Training Noise feat. Gabrielle Ferrara | #47
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Why is "normal" infant sleep so often labeled as a problem needing medical intervention? Gabrielle Ferrara began her professional life dedicated to mental health counseling and social work, holding a Master's in Social Work and licensure as a clinical social worker in both New Jersey and Florida. She initially planned to return to her full-time the…
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''At 33, They Told Me I Needed a Hysterectomy” - Jessica Blizzard on Endometriosis, Medical Trauma and the Birth of MBODY
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She walked out of the doctor’s office with a menopause script in her hand and the words “you need a hysterectomy” echoing in her ears. Jess wasn’t prepared for that moment, but it became the line in the sand. After years of surgeries, diagnoses, and pain dismissed as “in her head,” that day marked the beginning of her true healing. I’m sitting down…
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How A Simple App Turns Small Acts Into Big Impact with Daniel Varga (Hungary & Luxembourg)
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Send us a text What if your feed rewarded kindness instead of conflict? We sit down with founder Daniel Varga to unpack Better.ette, a minimalist app that turns everyday generosity into a repeatable habit. Born from a career pivot and a personal audit of what truly brings joy, Daniel’s idea blends neuroscience, AI and thoughtful design to make doin…
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Discipline and Development: The Zero to Three Guide feat. Dr. Vanessa Lapointe | #46
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Why is traditional discipline actually causing anxiety and behavioral problems in our children? Dr. Vanessa Lapointe began her career as a practicing psychologist and mother, having been trained in a behaviorist approach that taught her to squash any unwanted behavior to make it stop. She quickly noticed a profound mismatch between this training an…
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Makeup’s Dirty Secret: How Your Beauty Bag Disrupts Hormones & Makes You Sick! | Kasey Giarratana
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What if the products sitting in your beauty cupboard were quietly impacting your hormones, gut health, and fertility? Kasey Giarratana, co-founder of Xali Organics, joins me to unpack the real-life impact of beauty products on our health. After battling PCOS and endometriosis from a young age, Kasey discovered just how many of the ingredients we us…
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Rewire Your Student Mindset: From Self-Doubt to Smart Study with Sharon Olaniyi (Nigeria)
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Send us a text Doubt can start long before an exam, and that quiet defeat often decides the result. We sat down with Lady Sharon Holani—a Nigerian law student, tutor and mentor—to unpack the real drivers of academic focus: belief, aligned environments, and systems that make deep work possible. What began as a conversation about affirmations became …
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Season 5, Episode 7: On Hiking and Zen with Brother Phap Luu
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Why Nasal Breathing is Essential for Early Development feat. Dr. Shereen Lim | #45
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How does optimal breathing and jaw development impact your child's sleep, mood, and ability to thrive? Dr. Shereen Lim, originally a general dentist for 26 years, first delved into the world of sleep apnea due to her husband's persistent snoring. Her initial focus was on dental devices for adults, but this quickly shifted when she wondered why chil…
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This “Missing Link” in Your Water Could Transform Your Stress, Sleep and Mood | Josh Hiam
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All the water you consume each day might be one of the biggest sources of toxins your body takes in. But once you understand how water has changed from its natural form and what that means for your health, it starts to make a whole lot of sense. Josh Hiam from Hydrogen Health comes from a background in biomedical and electronic engineering, and he …
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How To Build A Trustworthy Personal Brand In A Noisy Digital World with Paige Arnof-Fenn (USA)
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Send us a text Your name should be the answer to a specific problem. That simple shift—from “I do many things” to “I stand for this”—can change how often you are found, trusted, and hired. We sat down with marketing leader Paige Arnof-Fenn to unpack what turns everyday professionals into memorable, referable brands in a noisy digital world. Paige t…
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I'm Right, You're Stupid: Healing Adult Sibling Wounds feat. Jessica Marriot and Dr. Bluma Sapir | #44
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Why is healing the complex relationships between adult siblings a universally overlooked area in mental health? Jessica Marriot and Dr. Bluma Sapir, who are sisters, were estranged and hated each other for their entire lives until the pandemic prompted a change. Their relationship healing began slowly on Zoom. This unusual process led to a realizat…
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‘Women Are Not Small Men’: Dr. Stacy Sims on the Myths Sabotaging Women’s Health (What to Do Next)
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Girls are skipping meals, hiding full lunchboxes, and burning out before they’ve even had the chance to build strong bones. That’s where this conversation had to start. Dr. Stacy Sims has been calling out the massive gap in research on women’s health for years. Her phrase “Women Are Not Small Men” isn’t a tagline. It’s a wake-up call backed by scie…
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Why Women’s Leadership And Early Climate Education Decide Who Thrives with Amb Ruby Kryticous (Zambia)
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Send us a text A backyard mango tree with only four fruits shouldn’t tell a global story—but it does. Ambassador Ruby Kritikos joins us to connect the dots between extreme heat, shifting winds, and the quiet collapse of everyday nutrition, then widens the lens to storms that level coastlines and budgets. We talk plainly about climate justice: who g…
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Season 5, Episode 6: New Options for Meetings and Travel with Josh Gutwill and Sue Allen
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image credit | Sigmund Season 5, Episode 6: New Options for Meetings & Travel with Josh Gutwill & Sue Allen As the end of the year and traditional holiday travel calls, many also consider the social and environmental impacts of traveling. One area where people can have control over required travel is in the structure of business and academic meetin…
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Evolutionary Parenting: Beyond the Sleep Training Narrative feat. Tracy Cassels | #43
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Why does our society place more value on controlled baby sleep than on maternal support, proper feeding, or comfort? Tracy Cassels began her influential work while pursuing her PhD in developmental psychology, coinciding with her pregnancy. She observed a profound contradiction between the widespread advice advocating for infant sleep training—even…
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How Birth Control Shuts Down Your Developing Teen's Brain! | Dr. Sarah Hill
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Teenagers are being handed the pill to fix things that aren’t broken. That’s the real issue here. Irregular periods, mood swings, acne. These are often part of the natural learning curve as the brain and ovaries figure out how to communicate. But what happens when we shut that whole system down before it’s even developed? Dr. Sarah Hill is an evolu…
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Ending Silence To Protect Children with Dr Matthew McVarish (Scotland)
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Send us a text A single play sparked a family’s disclosure, an arrest, and a mission that now reaches the halls of the Council of Europe. We sit down with Dr Matthew McVarish to unpack how survivor voices can reshape laws, build child‑centred justice, and push governments beyond gestures toward real protection for children. From ending statutes of …
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Why Maternal Love is a Neurobiological Craving feat. Kelly McDaniel | #42
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What happens when we spend our adult lives searching for a quality of maternal love we never received as a child? Kelly McDaniel, a licensed professional counselor and author, introduced the concept of "Mother Hunger" in her first book, Ready to Heal. She identified Mother Hunger as an attachment injury stemming from maternal deprivation, noting th…
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Stop The Breakout Spiral: The Real Root Causes Of Acne No One Talks About | Katie Stewart
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Acne can feel relentless, especially when nothing seems to work and you’ve already tried every product, cleanse, and prescription under the sun. Katie Stewart knows that struggle firsthand. Before founding Katie Stewart Wellness, she spent years in television hiding painful cystic acne behind makeup and studio lights while quietly battling the emot…
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Turning Job Search Into Career Velocity: How to Communicate a Unique Value Proposition That Gets You Seen and Heard with Gina Riley (USA)
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Send us a text Job boards feel like shouting into the wind, and for many smart, seasoned professionals, that silence is maddening. We sat down with career transition coach and author Gina Riley to unpack why “qualified” rarely wins on its own—and how clarity, research, and real relationships move you to the top of the shortlist. Gina shares the thi…
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Season 5, Episode 5: On Finding One's Voice With The CPA's Rebecca Weston
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Rebecca Weston at a march on Oct 18, 2025 Thomas and Panu engaged with Rebecca Weston, lawyer, clinician and Co-Executive Director of the Climate Psychology Alliance of North America. Rebecca shared her journey of empowerment about climate therapy, emphasizing the need for empathy and understanding of denial and fear surrounding climate change. The…
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How Kali Healthcare is Reimagining Fetal Monitoring to Improve Pregnancy Outcomes | A/Prof Fiona Brownfoot & Dr. Emerson Keenan
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Episode Summary A/Prof Fiona Brownfoot and Dr. Emerson Keenan are the co-founders of Kali Healthcare, a company determined to improve fetal monitoring — technology that has remained largely unchanged since the 1960s. Kali Healthcare has developed an electrical sensing wearable patch for fetal monitoring, providing clinicians with real-time informat…
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Episode 45 - The Case Against Lonny Benamy
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We're taking a break from our coverage of the Judah Karkowsky trial to cover the case against Yeshiva of Flatbush and Lonny Benamy, a longtime teacher. Lonny was accused in a CVA lawsuit of grooming and sexually abusing a student at Yeshiva of Flatbush. The complaint details a system of grooming that Benamy engaged in to create a group of students …
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Self-Mothering: Your Most Important Parenting Job feat. Dr. Gertrude Lyons | #41
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What if the most crucial job we have in motherhood is learning to mother ourselves? Dr. Gertrude Lyons, a master coach and thought leader, developed the "Rewriting the Mother Code" framework after conducting an in-depth doctoral thesis. Her purpose is to help women rewrite outdated narratives surrounding motherhood, self-worth, and identity. Dr. Ly…
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Most Commonly Asked Teen Health Questions
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If we can get the teen years right, everything changes. That’s the foundation I want to lay in this special Teen Health Month episode. We’re often missing this crucial piece of the wellness puzzle. I sat down and pulled together the most common questions I get asked about teen health. Why teens are so moody, what’s actually happening with their hor…
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Bridging Brain and Brand with Shauna Van Mourik (Canada)
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Send us a text What if your marketing felt as genuine as your work—and actually performed better because of it? We sit down with Shauna Van Mourik to unpack how a neuroscience lens, a translator’s ear, and a values-first strategy can turn vague messaging into clear demand and sustainable growth. Shauna bridges the science and the “woo” with uncommo…
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Beyond Perfection: Getting "Good Enough" Sleep feat. Talia Shapero | #40
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Is it possible to improve our sleep and reduce anxiety, even when navigating the exhaustion of new parenthood? Talia Shapero's journey to becoming an adult sleep coach began with her own years-long battle with insomnia. This sleep struggle became significantly worse after the birth of her son. Even when her baby started sleeping through the night, …
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'Where Are the Men in These Conversations?’ – What Your Partner Needs to Hear About Perimenopause | Leighton Richards of WelleCo
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What if your partner had no idea what you were really going through, and didn’t even know how to ask? Leighton Richards is the CEO of WelleCo, a wellness company many of you already know and love. He never expected to be talking about perimenopause, especially as a man, but this conversation was a beautiful reminder of how things shift when you’re …
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From Solitary To Solidarity: An Iranian Activist’s Journey with Shabnam Madadzedeh (Iran & Switzerland)
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Send us a text The story starts with a young computer science student in Tehran and pivots into a life reshaped by courage. Shabnam Madadzedeh takes us inside Evin Prison—solitary confinement, interrogations, a sham trial—and then beyond the prison gates where a different fight begins. Denied the right to study, work or travel, she chose exile over…
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Season 5, Episode 4: Meaning, Values, Nature, and Family
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Why Male Fertility Matters More Than You Think | Ashwin Ramachandran
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Episode Summary In this episode of The New Script, Makenzie Thomas and Frances Goh sit down with Ash Ramachandran, founder and CEO of Sapyen, an at-home male fertility testing company that’s helping men take charge of their reproductive health. Ash shares how his background in research, venture capital, and global health led him to build Sapyen, an…
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"Be Quiet, You're Wrong!" How Medical Words Undermine Consent & Safety | Ariella Heffernan-Marks
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Ever walked out of a doctor’s appointment thinking, "Did I even ask my question?” Or felt shut down before you had the chance? In this chat, I sat down with Dr. Ariella Heffernan-Marks. She's a doctor, scientist, and founder of Ovum, the AI health partner changing how women experience care. Ariella shared how her own health struggles in med school …
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From Low Nurture to Nurture Revolution feat. The Nurture Duo | #39
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How do you turn a childhood of "low nurture" into a passion for helping other parents find confidence and joy in responsive motherhood? Erin and Hayley are twins and the co-founders of The Nurture Duo. They shared their challenging upbringing, having grown up in a single-parent household with two older brothers. Due to circumstances including pover…
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Season 5, Episode 3: The Pathway from Eco-Anxiety to Thriving
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