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Oversharing

Betches Media
Mental Health
Friendship
Relationships
Parenting
Family Dynamics
Infertility
Therapy
Body Image
Communication
Grief
IVF
Communication In Relationships
Friendship Dynamics
Fertility
Surrogacy
Social Media
Weight Loss
Work-Life Balance
Boundaries
Motherhood

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

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This week on Oversharing, Jordana and Dr. Naomi are clearing out their algorithms, and maybe a little mental clutter along the way. They start with a listener struggling with mom rage, parental burnout, and the guilt of hitting her limit, and discuss... more

This week on Oversharing, Jordana and Dr. Naomi are talking about the complicated art of showing up for the people you love, without completely draining yourself in the process. Jordana opens up about the exhaustion of parenting two babies, and the r... more

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This week Jordana and Dr. Naomi are asking an important question: when everyone online claims to know the “right” way to do things, how do you learn to trust yourself? They unpack how social media thrives on activating our anxieties and why the most ... more

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Dr. Naomi returns from vacation with a story that proves parenting never really takes a day off. After an unexpected family emergency leaves their kids suddenly without adult supervision, Jordana and Dr. Naomi unpack what it means to rely on your vil... more

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Recent Guests

Sarrah Strimel Bentley
Breast cancer survivor, yoga instructor, and former Broadway performer
Episode: Baby Steps : A Chance At Motherhood In the Face Of Breast Cancer Ft. Sarrah Strimel Bently || Season 3 Ep. 8
Lauren Speed-Hamilton
Star of Love is Blind and advocate for fertility awareness
Episode: Baby Steps: Advocating For Your Body ft. Lauren Speed Hamilton || Season 3 Ep. 7
Becca Tobin
Actress and podcaster
Ladygang
Episode: Baby Steps: Overcoming The Stigmas Of Infertility & Surrogacy || Season 3 Ep.6
Marea Goodman
Licensed midwife, author of 'Baby Making for Everybody', founder of 'Pregnant Together'
Pregnant Together
Episode: Baby Steps: Common Conception Challenges For The LGBTQ Community || Season 3 Ep. 5
Dr. Lucky Sekhon
Reproductive endocrinologist, author of 'The Lucky Egg'
RMA of New York
Episode: Baby Steps: Why You Shouldn’t Think Of Egg Freezing As Insurance || Season 3 Ep. 4
Maria Del Russo
Senior Director of Branded Content at Betches
Betches Media
Episode: Baby Steps: What I Wish I Knew Before with Maria Del Russo || Season 3 Ep. 2
Emily Oster
Professor and author focused on data-driven approaches to parenting and fertility.
Episode: Baby Steps: Fertility & Conception-Your Questions Answered with Emily Oster || Season 3 Ep. 1
Maurice Chammah
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author
Episode: Baby Steps: Moving Beyond Stereotypes & Navigating Male Infertility Ft. Maurice Chammah
Lori Vogt Rosone
Midwife and writer from Chester Springs, Pennsylvania.
New York Times (author of Modern Love essay)
Episode: Baby Steps: Navigating The Emotional And Financial Toll Of Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Ft. Lori Vogt Rosone

Hosts

Jordana Abraham
Co-founder of Betches Media; relationship enthusiast; hosts Oversharing and related projects.
Naomi Bernstein
Licensed clinical therapist providing therapeutic perspectives on relationships and mental health.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 4k ratings
  • Childless by choice

    Adding a suggestion to a previous review below: consider using more accurate episode titles. (This also applies to U Up.) “Is my pain in my head?” was more about a medical provider’s questionable advice, not guidance on experiencing pain. I know that is a more clinical question and thought that segment would be about either the emotional toll of physical pain or perhaps an intention for when pain is experienced.

    (Previous review)

    Responding to Jordana’s initial reaction to this listener’s issu... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    CindR214
    United States10 days ago
  • So disappointed

    This used to be my comfort show and I really valued Naomi’s opinions. That was until she shared a story about herself ordering an uber driver to collect her AirPods from someone’s house without telling the driver the context, which put them in a lot of potential danger. Anyway - that was a misstep which garnered a lot of negative feedback and comments - but what’s most disappointing is that following that, they removed the segment from the pod, and have been deleting comments about it on Spotify... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Verbs34
    Australia12 days ago
  • Uber

    Was a listener since the beginning but had to unsubscribe due to hosts not acknowledging the Uber/AirPod story. Incredibly dangerous and spoiled of Dr. Naomi to act as if $8 is worth putting someone in harms way. Deleting constructive Spotify comments and ignoring emails regarding this is a serious choice. Especially when Jordanna says she reads comments every week. So sad to unsubscribe but the ignorance and rug sweeping is awful.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    yiiiiiikeeees
    Canada14 days ago
  • Insulated advice

    I listened up until the Airpods story. It is incredibly thoughtless to request an Uber driver to get her Airpods, which were her fault (or her husband’s fault) for losing, especially in Texas. It is wild they edited this section out and have not addressed this. Also, their advice seems very insulated due to their wealthy upbringing and sometimes is insensitive.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Bananas2011
    United States19 days ago
  • Longtime listener but done

    This show has always had its flaws but Dr. Naomi lost all credibility after the AirPods story. Jordana and the producers and anyone else aware of the fact that story was going to be published on the pod are also at fault. No one realized how awful the story was or how bad it would come off to listeners?!?! Time to hire some people who are more empathetic and in touch with ‘real’ problems (like potentially getting murdered for knocking on a strangers door and unknowingly accusing them of theft).

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Rabbit_874992749
    United States21 days ago

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“Nuanced, empathetic, and relatable with strong therapy-informed insights.”
“Warm, supportive, and practical for everyday relationship challenges.”
“Hosts provide balanced perspectives with actionable advice, though some listeners crave more empathy in certain episodes.”

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Is My Friend A Compulsive Liar?
Q: Hi Jordana and Dr. Naomi, how should I handle wedding-privacy pressure from my parents when planning a wedding at their house?
Acknowledge your parents' good intentions but set clear boundaries about your autonomy; communicate with curiosity, explain what you need to feel secure and loved, and consider focusing on a few must-haves while letting go of less critical details.
How Do I Ask Friends For Help?
Q: Is it better to have one blanket plan for support rather than talking about it multiple times with different friends?
Having one document can be useful, but it should be framed with context and empathy so friends don't feel like a transactional checklist. If possible, save deeper conversations for a few close people while keeping the broader plan simple and practical for many others.
How Do I Ask Friends For Help?
Q: What practical steps can I take to ask friends for help without feeling like I'm burdening them?
Acknowledge your own need, provide specific ways people can help (like scheduling a meal or rides), and pair any lists with a vulnerable note explaining the emotional context and that there's no pressure. Also consider offering a single, clear channel of help rather than asking repeatedly.
Do I Have to Choose Between Motherhood and My Career?
Q: What should someone do when maternity leave policies are unclear or unfriendly?
Document all communications, seek clarification from HR, consider legal or employment advice, and advocate for a formal written plan that aligns with available benefits.
Do I Have to Choose Between Motherhood and My Career?
Q: Hi, Jordana and Dr. Naomi, what advice would you give to someone trying to grow a career and a family at the same time?
Encourage letting plans unfold based on current feelings and responsibilities, consider negotiating flexible or shared roles, and push for policies that allow balancing work and family while staying true to your priorities.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Oversharing

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

Two-host relationship/mental health show blends listener emails, practical therapy insights, and candid personal anecdotes to help people navigate modern relationships, parenting, and life transitions. Conversations center on boundaries, communication, and emotional well-being, with a warm, supportive vibe and a focus on normalization rather than judgment. Noteworthy is the pairing of a seasoned therapist and a relationship-focused co-host who offer both empathetic listening and actionable frameworks, often weaving in real-life stories to illustrate concepts. The format—listener questions, expert framing, and casual banter—helps potential listeners gauge how therapy-informed guidance can apply to everyday challenges like family dynamics, wo... more

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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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