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The Girls Room After Dark

Callie Greenberg & Jamie Silva
Endometriosis
Fertility
IVF
Women's Health Education
Glp-1s
PCOS
Lyme Disease
Decluttering
Therapy
Nutrition
Glp-1
Insurance
Public Health
Advocacy
Menopause
Trauma
Olympic Games
Serae Health
Chronic Pain
Mental Health

Welcome to The Girls Room After Dark, where women take center stage.

Hosts Callie Greenberg and Jaime Silva aren't afraid to have the conversations others avoid; we dive into the real, raw, and unfiltered topics shaping our lives. From sex, endometriosis, and chronic illness to mental health, dating, ambition, and personal growth, no subject is off limits.

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For millions of women living with endometriosis, one symptom often remains hidden behind embarrassment and silence: pain during sex.

According to research, up to 80% of women with endometriosis experience pain during or after intercourse—yet many ar... more

Peptides, microdosed GLP-1s, and why the standard of care in gynecology stops short of actually treating endometriosis: Dr. Joelle Osias, founder of Foreviva Clinic, joins the Girls Room with Callie Greenberg and Jaime Silva for an unusually honest c... more

Jemma Bowles spent two decades bouncing between doctors before anyone said the word endometriosis. She was hospitalized for suspected appendicitis more than once. She was told to take a bath. Nobody put it together until her dad saw an article and as... more

Bonnie Gross is the writer and executive producer of Lady Parts, an award-winning indie comedy based on her own true story of living with chronic vulvar pain and eventually moving home with her parents to undergo a vestibulectomy — surgery to remove ... more

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Recent Guests

Jemma Bowles
Co-founder and creator of ENdi App
ENdi App
Episode: Creating ENdi | A Life-Changing Endometriosis Tracking App With Co Founder Jemma Bowles | EP28
Bonnie Gross
Award-winning comedy writer, producer, post-production pro; writer/executive producer of Lady Parts
Lady Parts
Episode: Useless Things Doctors Tell Women in Pain | Bonnie Gross Writer of Lady Parts Film | EP27
Carly Roland
Founder of Serae, actress, advocate for women's health
Serae Health
Episode: Stage 4 Endo, IVF, and Building Serae: An Honest Conversation with Carly Roland & Rica Wyman | Ep. 26
Rica Wyman
Endo warrior, senior sales leader in medical technology
Unspecified in transcript
Episode: Stage 4 Endo, IVF, and Building Serae: An Honest Conversation with Carly Roland & Rica Wyman | Ep. 26
Candice Guardino
Comedian and actress known for Italian Bred
Self/Entertainer
Episode: "I Wish It Was Drugs" | Candice Guardino on Endo, IVF, and the Joke That Got Her Through It
Brittany Brown
Olympic sprinter, Team USA bronze medalist in the 200m
Team USA
Episode: Endometriosis & Fertility: Olympic Sprinter Brittany Brown | EP24
Alison Kero
Lyme disease survivor, organizer and coach
Clutter to Confidence
Episode: Decluttering as Medicine: Healing Lyme, Trauma & Chronic Illness | Alison Kero | EP23
Julia Kelejian
Endometriosis advocate and patient whose journey includes early onset pain, misdiagnoses, surgery, and active advocacy
Endometriosis advocacy community
Episode: Endometriosis & Fertility: How to Protect Yours | Julia Kelejian | EP22
Heather Danby
Host of Sharing Out Loud, advocate for open discussions on women's health and menopause
Sharing Out Loud
Episode: Menopause & HRT: What Doctors Won't Tell You | Heather Danby | EP21

Hosts

Callie Greenberg
Host with a focus on guiding conversations about endometriosis, women's health, and personal health journeys; associated with several show initiatives and communities.
Jamie Silva
Co-host and facilitator of conversations blending personal health experiences with medical and advocacy perspectives.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 35 ratings
  • Getting met through

    I am so glad I found this podcast. Endo can feel like the most isolating condition, but every time I put on a new episode it feels like I’m in the living room, sipping tea, with girlies that get it

    They share real, raw, and honest world of living with endo and I’m this podcast is definitely getting me through some tough moments.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Carleighjoe
    United States4 months ago
  • Relatable and Real

    This podcast is exactly what the endometriosis community needs. A show where the host is going through the same trauma as me. Each episode has made me feel validated and seen and Callie’s personality is fun to listen to

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Calliemaegreenberg1984
    United States7 months ago
  • Honest

    I’m so thrilled to hear these real discussions about this disease and how it is affecting our lives. I feel like I’ve basically hidden mine all my life b/c I had no one that understood. And now Callie is making it happen making it normal making us all feel a little less isolated by our illness!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Whatshername33
    United States7 months ago
  • Finally, real talk and real support!

    Endo Warriors is honest, comforting, and incredibly validating. The convos are real and informative and it’s a great reminder that you’re not alone and a critical reminder to self advocate. Highly recommend for anyone in the endo community or navigating women’s health issues.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Marni Greenberg
    United States7 months ago
  • Amazing Show!

    This is SUPER helpful! Been having a hard time finding shows like this

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Millen Cent
    Philippines7 months ago

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Listeners find the show validating and empowering, with a strong emphasis on community support.
Hosts' empathy and real-life experiences create a safe space for vulnerable discussions.
Guests bring both lived experience and professional insight, keeping conversations informative and relatable.
Sessions feel honest and welcoming for people navigating endometriosis and chronic illness.

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Endometriosis & Fertility: Olympic Sprinter Brittany Brown | EP24
Q: What is one piece of advice you would give to your younger self?
Knowledge about yourself is powerful; start investigating your body, learn what makes you feel good, and trust your own perceptions about your health.
Endometriosis & Fertility: Olympic Sprinter Brittany Brown | EP24
Q: If you had a group chat with your ovaries, fallopian tubes and period, what would the group name be?
The group name suggested a humorous but defiant stance: Why are you trying to kill me?, reflecting the ongoing battle with symptoms.
Endometriosis & Fertility: Olympic Sprinter Brittany Brown | EP24
Q: If you could trade lives with any athlete for 24 hours, who and why?
She chose Naomi Osaka for her game and mindset, highlighting admiration for balance, composure, and advocacy in sports.
Endometriosis & Fertility: Olympic Sprinter Brittany Brown | EP24
Q: If your uterus was a professional athlete, what sport would it compete in?
Brittany answered boxing, playfully imagining the uterus as a fighter, which underscores the idea of resilience and strength in facing Endometriosis.
Endometriosis & Trauma: When Therapy Falls Short | Arianna Jacono | EP16
Q: What is one of the biggest gaps you see between traditional therapy and the needs of people with endometriosis?
Therapy often feels like a one-size-fits-all approach, and many patients need a more nuanced, trauma-informed, and peer-supported path that acknowledges chronic pain and medical histories beyond textbook methods.

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Provides candid conversations around women's health, endometriosis, chronic illness, and related topics like fertility, menopause, and medical systems. Guests range from patient advocates and healthcare professionals to founders in women's health tech and storytellers, often weaving personal journeys with practical insights, advocacy, and community-building. Noteworthy traits include a practical, empathetic host dynamic, support for patient education, and a willingness to address tough topics with humor and honesty. This show can be particularly appealing to listeners seeking relatable, in-depth discussions and resources on navigating health care, treatment options, and building supportive communities.

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Recent guests on The Girls Room After Dark include:

1. Jemma Bowles
2. Bonnie Gross
3. Carly Roland
4. Rica Wyman
5. Candice Guardino
6. Brittany Brown
7. Alison Kero
8. Julia Kelejian

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