Tired of outdated and conventional motherhood advice? Are you anti- (insert "Big" + industry name) exploiting the mother-baby dyad for financial gain? Do you prefer to think critically about practices and philosophies across the pregnancy to motherhood spectrum? If you said "yes" to any of the above questions, then you're going to fit right in. Don't worry— this is not another "mainstream mama" po... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingAlternative HealthHealth & FitnessKids & Family |
The (K)at is finally out of the bag! Kat is expecting baby #2!! It would be a little weird if we withheld the most compelling aspects of this wild pregnancy and plans for a sovereign birth (we explain what that means too) as two moms who host a podca... more
Hilda Labradore Gore is the host and producer of Wise Traditions— the official Weston A. Price Foundation podcast. more
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We hear from Speech and Language Pathologist Maria Gianfilippo, Founder of Organic Speech Therapy, about what it takes to raise talkative babies and toddlers. more
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I listened to half an episode for the first time and was enjoying the content, but I had to turn it off because of the volume discrepancy between the 2 hosts. I had to turn up the volume to hear one host, but when the other talked it was so loud it hurt my ears. The loud sounds even woke up my sleeping toddler in the car.
I practice and know a good deal about many of the topics covered in this podcast. The hosts ask fascinating questions of all their guests and I always learn something new. As a mom who often feels crazy and dismissed for the ways I’m raising my kids, this has helped me feel less alone and validated that I can trust myself and my own research. This is the podcast my crunchy mom self has been searching for!
Amazing podcast. I’ve listened to a couple of podcast and they always turn so boring. However this one always bring such interesting topics. My baby is around the age of their baby so they’re always coming out with content that I’m already trying to research on my own. The information on the internet can be so overwhelming so I love how Kat and April organize it and explain it!
So glad I stumbled upon this podcast. April and Kat are so relatable and provide great insight to topics I care about. Definitely worth a listen!
This podcast discusses great topics. It does get awkward when the hosts throw indirects at each other and speak to each other in a passive aggressive manner. I’m not sure they realize they are doing this (?)
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