
Welcome to the Active Mom Podcast — where real motherhood stories meet real science.
Hosted by Dr. Carrie Pagliano, double board-certified physical therapist, runner, mom of two, and internationally recognized expert in pregnancy, postpartum, pelvic floor, and perimenopause performance.
Whether you’re a mom navigating running with prolapse or leakage, a clinician supporting active women, or a li... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 241 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Can you run with pelvic organ prolapse? In this solo episode, Dr. Carrie Pagliano takes on one of the most feared pelvic floor diagnoses… and why prolapse doesn't have to mean hanging up your running shoes.
Carrie introduces your "... more
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This is the single most-downloaded episode in Active Mom Podcast history… and if you joined in the last two years, you've probably never heard it.
Dr. Alison Grimaldi connects hip strength and stability to the pelvic floor symptoms... more
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What load actually reaches your pelvis when you run? For years we couldn't really answer that — we just said "wait twelve weeks, then go." Babe, we've come a long way.
Dr. Megan James is back — and this time it's Dr. James. She fin... more
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Becoming a mom can take your lifelong habits, chew them up, and spit them out. So how do you build new ones when there's no such thing as a typical day in parenthood?
In this Summer Rewind — our season one finale — Dr. Carrie Pagli... more
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I celebrate this podcast for Dr. Carrie’s ability to present highly technical information without losing the merely curious. Every episode makes me smarter.
Dr.Carrie Pagliano does a fantastic job at delving into active mother lifestyles, as well as, postpartum mental health and care. However, Dr.Waggel’s episode on perinatal mental health was particularly captivating, focusing in on intrusive thoughts and exercise during pregnancy, providing a new outlook on maternal mental health!
Carrie is a great host that asks direct, powerful questions to get the guests providing empowering answers. As a guest, Andrea Herbert, Carrie was engaging and I LOVED our conversation. I wish this podcast existed for me years ago!! Thank you, Carrie!!
“Active Mom Podcast” offers a unique perspective on the pregnancy and postpartum experience. I started listening with the most recent episode featuring Dr. Stephanie Waggel. Her perspective on medication management for mental and physical health issues during pregnancy were so reassuring. I didn’t know I could see a psychiatrist who specializes in perinatal health. Will definitely be recommending her to my pregnant friends. Excited to listen to more episodes!
In the “Active Mom Postpartum” podcast by Dr. Carrie Pagliano was very insightful for someone part of the younger generation who is curious about mental health affecting mothers and especially learning more about postpartum depression. In the recent episode featuring Dr. Stephanie Waggel, this podcast gave me a newfound perspective about the difficulties that mother’s go through. Dr. Waggel and Dr. Carrie bring these serious topics in a more lighthearted way which made the podcast more enjoyable... more
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A practical, evidence-based show focused on helping active moms navigate pregnancy, postpartum, perimenopause, and beyond. Episodes highlight postpartum return to running and strength training, pelvic floor health, pregnancy exercise safety, and mental health through hormonal transitions, often featuring clinicians, researchers, elite athletes, and everyday moms who share real-world stories and actionable tips. Notable strengths include a strong clinical angle delivered in accessible language, collaborations with experts across medicine and fitness, and a consistent emphasis on empowering listeners to stay active without shame or fear.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Dr. Megan James
2. James Clear
3. Lotta Hintsa
4. Hilde Weiss
5. Whitney Heins
6. Dr. Jocelyn Wittstein
7. Erin Dalisay
8. Amy Oliver
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