Cutting-edge, pioneering conversations on holistic women's health, including sex, birth, motherhood, womanhood, intimacy and trauma with doula, certified Sexological Bodyworker, Somatic Experiencing practitioner, and author of Call of the Wild and the Fourth Trimester, Kimberly Ann Johnson.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 227 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessAlternative HealthSexuality |
In this episode, Kimberly and Tyson discuss the magnitude of pornography including addiction, nervous system regulation, and recovery. Tyson describes his own personal journey being addicted to and then healing from porn addiction and how that inform... more
Return guest Ash Robinson dives deep with Kimberly Ann Johnson into the challenges and opportunities for women in business amidst the current economic and technological climate. They discuss the role of AI on personal and professional life, the impor... more
In this episode, Kimberly Ann Johnson and filmmaker/producer Jackson Kroopf reflect on their respective experiences watching Best Picture Winner Anora. They discuss their contrasting experiences of seeing the films in theaters, what role sex and viol... more
In this episode, Kimberly Ann Johnson is joined by journalist, and fellow Jaguar, Kristin Butler to discuss the case of Amanda Palmer and Neil Gaiman: a celebrity couple who are currently both facing charges around Gaiman’s ongoing sexual misconduct.... more
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Incredibly nourishing conversations. I am sitting with my newborn girl in my arms, listening to episode after episode. I haven’t listened to or engaged in any media or content whatsoever since the beginning of my third trimester. This podcast is the first external input I’ve had since that and since my birth - listening to Kimberly and her guests feels like drinking a cup of bone broth, warming me up from within, nourishing every tissue and bone, building yet another layer of who I am now. Thank... more
Oh my! I’m listening to episode 213: navigating single motherhood. As a solo mum of 3 and sole provider as a transformational hypnotherapist I feel so much love and connection to you women as I listen to your vulnerable stories. Thank you for sharing.
Kimberly is an amazing interviewer and I love hearing her thoughts on a myriad of issues. She’s extremely knowledgable in areas of womanhood, trauma, and health. She isn’t afraid to have a controversial opinion and I appreciate that! I’ve learned so much from her and she’s changed my life for the better. Thank you Kimberly for making this podcast and all the work you do.
This podcast is a treasure trove of self health knowledge for women. Open conversations about what it means to be a woman and how to truly look after yourself and honour that experience. There are many rivers that lead into the sea, this one has the life raft for women to be together and learn and support each other on this journey. Listening to this podcast is a form of self care and sovereign self health.
Episode 188 is interesting…and then she talks about her daughter near the end. It changed the whole way I viewed the podcast and I won’t continue. She gaslights her teenage daughter on the podcast, sharing things without her daughter’s expressed consent. The content does not add to the episode in anyway, and does not feel necessary. If nothing else, it feels like whining about young people. She seems to demonize psychologists, then she walks her statement back a little, but not much. It’s truly ... more
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Engaging discussions center around holistic women's health, focusing on critical issues such as intimacy, trauma, motherhood, and reproductive health. The content frequently features personal stories and insights from various guests, ranging from authors and healers to professionals in the wellness industry, reflecting on shared experiences that resonate deeply with the female community. Unique to this series is its incorporation of diverse perspectives, particularly those addressing the challenges and triumphs of womanhood, thereby fostering a space for connection, healing, and learning.
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