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Cycles and Seasons

Jennifer Redmond
Fertility
Infertility
Nutrition
Perimenopause
Nervous System
Menopause
Endometriosis
Mental Health
Restorative Reproductive Medicine
Surrogacy
Egg Donation
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Third-Party Reproduction
Emotional Eating
Glp-1s
PCOS
Weight Loss
Fertility Journey
Mother's Day
Cortisol

Cycles and Seasons is a podcast for all women in all seasons of life. Hosted by integrative nutrition coach and hormone health expert ,Jennifer Redmond, each episode dives deep into the phases of a woman’s life, offering holistic insights on hormonal health, fertility, perimenopause, and menopause. Whether you're seeking to optimize your fertility, find balance during perimenopause, or embrace the... more

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In this episode Jennifer talks with Jessica Katz, LICSW, PMH-C, CCFP, about the intersection of sexual trauma and infertility, exploring how survivors can navigate fertility treatment with greater safety, agency and self-compassion. Jessica is a clin... more

In this episode Jennifer talks with Jodi Tolman, author, keynote speaker and online course creator devoted to helping others navigate the path to parenthood. After marrying her husband Jay at 40, and faced with infertility, Jodi spent six years pursu... more

In this episode Jennifer talks with Dr. Maya Barsky about the recent renaming of PCOS to PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome), what it means for diagnosis and treatment, and how this shift can empower women to better understand and manage ... more

In this episode Jennifer talks with Kayla Branstetter about the Greek myth of Medusa and Athena as a lens for understanding medical gaslighting, reproductive trauma and the cultural expectation that women endure their pain in silence. 

Kayla is an E... more

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Maya Barsky
A reproductive endocrinologist and fertility specialist
Center for Advanced Reproductive Services, UConn School of Medicine
Episode: Episode 43: PCOS is now PMOS
Kayla Branstetter
English instructor at Crowder College; writer and TEDx speaker focused on women's health, narrative medicine, and reproductive health
Crowder College
Episode: Episode 42: Don't Be an Athena; Medical Gaslighting and Silent Endurance
Alicia Abdella
Founder of On the Path Counseling and Consultation, specialized group psychotherapy for reproductive health
On the Path Counseling and Consultation
Episode: Episode 41: Navigating the Emotional Journey of Third-Party Reproduction with Alicia Abdella
Janene Oleaga
Family formation lawyer and reproductive rights advocate
Oleaga Law LLC
Episode: Episode 40: The Legal Side of Building Your Family with Janene Oleaga
Nicole Tanionos
High school student and endometriosis advocate; co-founder of Endometriosis Alliance of Massachusetts
Endometriosis Alliance of Massachusetts (TEAM)
Episode: Episode 38: Living with Endometriosis
Lauren Hart Clancy
Executive director at All Paths Family Building, public health professional and fertility advocate
All Paths Family Building
Episode: Episode 37: National Infertility Awareness Week - "More Than"
Dr. Michael Hurley
Licensed acupuncturist; Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine; Fellow of the Acupuncture and TCM Board of Reproductive Medicine
Cup of Life Healing Center
Episode: Episode 36: PCOS and Mental Health: An Integrative Approach
Jess Tims
Certified fertility doula, Reiki master
Her Fertility Support
Episode: Episode 35: Reiki for Fertility
Julie Grimm
Founder of Spiritual Studies Institute
Spiritual Studies Institute
Episode: Episode 29: Faith, Obstacles and Healing on the Fertility Journey.

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Jennifer Redmond
Host of Cycles and Seasons; Integrative Nutrition Coach and hormone health educator

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Episode 42: Don't Be an Athena; Medical Gaslighting and Silent Endurance
Q: What does narrative medicine look like in practice for patients and clinicians, and how can AI help without losing the human touch?
The guest describes narrative medicine as a practice that centers on the patient's story, improving communication and trust; AI can handle administrative tasks and data gathering to free clinicians for meaningful patient interaction, thereby preserving human connection while enhancing care.
Episode 42: Don't Be an Athena; Medical Gaslighting and Silent Endurance
Q: So can you explain that a little bit, that concept of we demonize women? And what that means in the context of medical care?
Kayla explains that many women's experiences—infertility, miscarriage, endometriosis—are dismissed or misinterpreted due to longstanding misogynistic narratives, leading to gaslighting and a lack of compassionate, evidence-based care; the goal is to shift toward listening, validating symptoms, and empowering patients with agency and storytelling as a pathway to better care.
Episode 21: A Patient-centered Fertility Journey
Q: What does a patient-centered fertility journey look like in practice?
It starts with a comprehensive intake to understand the whole person, followed by education that fits the patient's energy and capacity, and then a personalized plan that balances medical needs with emotional and relational factors.
Episode 20: Breathwork to Calm Hormone Chaos
Q: How can someone start balancing cortisol in daily life?
Begin with breathing practices (nasal, belly-driven, long exhalations), light exposure in the morning to signal wakefulness, and circadian-aligned routines; use gradual breath techniques like 4-4-8 or 4-7-8 when appropriate, and adjust evening lighting to promote relaxation.
Episode 19: Managing Stress and Building Resilience in Mid Life
Q: And how does this connect to stress and hormones during perimenopause and menopause?
The guest describes that in midlife hormones are fluctuating and diminishing, which makes stress management more crucial. Stress can dominate when sex hormones are lower, so listeners should acknowledge the extra load of caregiving, work, and life changes, allow self-compassion, and adopt sleep and nourishment as priorities to support the body during hormonal transitions.

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What is Cycles and Seasons about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on holistic, woman-centered health journeys with a strong emphasis on fertility, hormonal health, and life transitions like perimenopause and menopause. Across episodes, the host and a range of expert guests explore integrative approaches to fertility, the emotional terrain of third-party reproduction, legal considerations in family-building, and the lived experiences of conditions such as endometriosis and PCOS. Listeners are likely drawn to practical self-care, evidence-informed lifestyle strategies, and community-driven resources that support both medical and emotional aspects of fertility and hormonal health. A distinctive strength is the combination of clinical insights, personal storytelling, and advocacy for patient... more

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2. Kayla Branstetter
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5. Nicole Tanionos
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7. Dr. Michael Hurley
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