Oversharing from Betches Media is all about the challenges we face in all kinds of relationships; from friendships to family, long term partnerships or even dealing with the customer service rep that makes you want to scream into a pillow. Betches co-founder and relationship enthusiast Jordana Abraham has teamed up with her big sister, licensed clinical therapist Dr. Naomi Bernstein, to answer you... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 274 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental HealthRelationshipsSociety & Culture |
Jordana and Dr. N dig into the new Taylor Swift album The Life Of A Showgirl and share some different views on the artist’s latest release and the cultural hold she has on all of us. The first email of the episode is an Overshare from a working mom t... more
Dr. Naomi opens the podcast with an admission that she got a little sucked into social media recently after her daughter’s school had a student-led event that sparked some debate in the local community. Feeling abandoned, a new mom needs help craftin... more
Fresh off a screen free weekend, Dr. Naomi shares her review of what it's like to turn off your phone and be in the moment after she and her therapy group decided to take on the challenge. It's only fitting then that the first email this week is a Cr... more
In this heartfelt conversation, Sarrah Strimel Bentley joins Jordana and Dr. Naomi in studio to share her incredible journey from being a Broadway performer to navigating the challenges of motherhood, breast cancer, and surrogacy. She discusses her d... more
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Thanks for featuring an abortion story on the most recent episode of baby steps! This is an important topic among the reproductive landscape and it’s a great way to use your platform, particularly with the state of women’s rights being eroded in a post Roe v Wade era.
Still a great podcast- I love hearing different perspectives and understand better how to deal with difficult situations- we often think our situations are more complex than they are and this podcast really helps with thinking through them.
I also love baby steps even though I am not audience for it- no general interests in fertility or general pregnancy. But I learn so much from it and again hear about different perspectives. Please don’t discontinue it because couple of people don’t know how ... more
I look forward to this every week. I love both Jordana and Naomi’s perspectives. Thank you for keeping the bridezillas and out-of-control baby showers in check! It feels like hanging out with friends. Also love and am learning so much from Baby Steps! Thank you!
Get rid of it - it’s so out of place and context. Like why is this part of your podcast?
I love the oversharing podcast but i’m not interested in baby steps, as fertility is not a topic relevant to my life at this time. I don’t like that baby steps in weaved into the over sharing content each week. I feel like that should be a completely different podcast. I get so disappointed when I see a new episode drop and it’s not a regular over sharing episode which is what I subscribed to AND pay monthly to listen to with no ads. This topic about babies and fertility already gets addressed e... more
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This podcast addresses the complexities of relationships across various contexts, including friendships, family dynamics, and even everyday interactions like customer service. Hosted by co-founder of a media outlet and a licensed therapist, the show combines lighthearted banter with professional insights to navigate listeners' challenges. Notably, it incorporates listener emails and ethical dilemmas, making it an interactive experience that resonates with those seeking relatable advice. The hosts' dynamic is likely to appeal to audiences looking for both entertainment and meaningful discussions about mental health and personal connections.
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Recent guests on Oversharing include:
1. Sarrah Strimel Bentley
2. Lauren Speed-Hamilton
3. Becca Tobin
4. Marea Goodman
5. Dr. Lucky Sekhon
6. Maria Del Russo
7. Emily Oster
8. Maurice Chammah
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