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Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark

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‘Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark’ is a health and wellness podcast where each guest provides their own remedy to heal a sick culture - physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Apothecaries were the place where people would go for natural remedies, and Alex is restoring this concept by inviting expert guests every Monday and Thursday night at 6pm PST/9pm EST to share raw, unpasteurized truths!

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Women spend billions chasing perfect skin — botox, fillers, lasers — and somehow there's always another treatment waiting 💉

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Half of American kids now have a chronic condition- that number was single digits when their grandparents were in school.

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Recent Guests

Beth Lambert
Founder and executive director of Documenting Hope
Documenting Hope
Episode: What Cradle Cap Reveals About Your Baby’s Health + Reversing Childhood Illness | Beth Lambert
Julia Cohen
Co-founder and executive director of Plastic Pollution Coalition
Plastic Pollution Coalition
Episode: The Great Recycling Scam: How Big Plastic Fooled America | Julia Cohen
Rachel Jankovic
Author, wife, mother of eight
Canon Press (publisher)
Episode: The Teen Girl Handbook: Faith, Friendship, & Purpose | Rachel Jankovic
Glenn Beck
Founder of Blaze Media and Torch; author; conservative media figure
Beck Media/ Torch/Torch of America
Episode: Glenn Beck: What They Stopped Teaching Your Kids
Dr. Michael Seringa
Child psychiatrist, author of The Body Does Not Keep The Score
Independent researcher/author
Episode: The Body DOESN'T Keep The Score: Psychiatry's Biggest Lie | Dr. Michael Scheeringa, MD
Amy Migdalia
Holistic and functional health practitioner, former attorney
Independent health practitioner
Episode: Hot Girls Should NOT Have Tummy Issues! Bloating, Farts & Hormone Chaos | Amy Migdalia
Ken Berry
Board certified family physician, bestselling author
Culture Apothecary guest/Practitioner
Episode: Debunking the Worst Medical Advice You’ve Ever Been Given | Dr. Ken Berry, MD
Kylah Smook
Women's Health Educator, co-host of Did We Just Say That?
Cycle Camp Retreats
Episode: The 3 Weeks Before Your Period Matter More Than Your Period | Kylah Smook
Rachel Lambert
Founder of Braincode Centers, licensed psychotherapist and board certified neurofeedback practitioner
Braincode Centers
Episode: The Brain Scan That Explains Everything About You | With Braincode Centers

Host

Alex Clark
Host of the show, focusing on health and wellness through natural and preventive approaches.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 29k ratings
  • Thoughts on last episode about the body. Keeping the score

    I couldn’t help but think of the movie Miracle on 34th street. The psychiatrist in the movie, who is the bad guy, literally is of the opinion that the body keeps the score. What has happened to our society between then and now?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Carven Pete
    United States21 days ago
  • Feels like a massive ad for sponsors.

    I’m an OG Poplitics girl and I loved the spillover. To me the show has morphed into a show that’s beholden to its sponsors and many of the guests are selling you a product and often using fear. I miss the days when it was donor supported.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    TheCuriousmom
    United States21 days ago
  • Good guests

    I enjoy about 75% of the guests she brings on. Sue Becker was a favorite

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gabbymcc93
    United States22 days ago
  • Love this podcast!!!

    I have been listening to Alex for about a year… mostly while I’m running countless training miles. I’ve just completed all the world major Marathons listening to her. She is the one podcast that I actually still listen to the advertisements because she makes them funny and I literally laugh out loud. Thank you, Alex for introducing me to such great products and for going against the mainstream conventional grain!🙌🥰

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    aruddell
    United States23 days ago
  • Loved Amy Migdalia!

    Very much enjoyed the episode with Amy Migdalia! I’ve been listening since I think right before you rebranded to Culture Apothecary and there are certain guests that stand out — she is one of them! Also appreciated Dr. Berry! Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JRB2025
    United States24 days ago

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Fans highlight the high-quality guests and actionable takeaways that help families improve health.
Many appreciate the focus on real-world parenting and toxin-free living without overwhelming listeners.
Some critique occasional guest alignments or sponsor-heavy segments but still find the content valuable.
Listeners praise the host's ability to surface practical health tips and keep discussions informative and engaging.

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What Cradle Cap Reveals About Your Baby’s Health + Reversing Childhood Illness | Beth Lambert
Q: What is one bedtime habit that every family should adopt?
No screens two hours before bed to prevent blue light from suppressing melatonin, with reading, music, and winding-down activities as preferred alternatives.
What Cradle Cap Reveals About Your Baby’s Health + Reversing Childhood Illness | Beth Lambert
Q: What health issues do you typically see in kids who are not sleeping well?
Sleep disturbances stem from microbiome imbalances, EMF exposure, and poor circadian cues; creating a dark, cool, device-free environment and regular routines helps normalize sleep patterns for kids and adults alike.
Debunking the Worst Medical Advice You’ve Ever Been Given | Dr. Ken Berry, MD
Q: If your daughter were diagnosed with PMOS, what would you advise first?
I would push for an overnight carnivore approach initially to bring the condition under control, with the possibility to reintroduce low-carb vegetables and other foods later as the situation stabilizes.
Debunking the Worst Medical Advice You’ve Ever Been Given | Dr. Ken Berry, MD
Q: What is the biggest myth doctors still believe about food and health?
The biggest myth is that food doesn't matter; diet plays a foundational role in most chronic diseases, and recognizing this can lead to reversing or mitigating conditions that doctors often treat with medications alone.
The 3 Weeks Before Your Period Matter More Than Your Period | Kylah Smook
Q: What is the biggest takeaway about cycle health for someone new to this knowledge?
Prioritize foundational health—sleep, nutrient-dense foods, stress management—over quick fixes or cycle-sync 'blueprints,' because a healthy body naturally supports a healthier cycle.

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The show features guests who bring alternative, natural, or holistic perspectives on health, wellness, and parenting. Episodes frequently tackle naturopathic and preventive approaches to medicine, toxin exposure, circadian health, skincare, and mind-body well-being, often challenging conventional healthcare narratives. A notable strength is the host's willingness to translate complex topics into practical tips for families and individuals aiming to reduce toxins, optimize daily routines, and make informed health choices. The format often includes actionable recommendations, product considerations, and sponsor integrations, with a clear emphasis on empowering listeners to build healthier cultures at home and in their communities.

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3. Rachel Jankovic
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7. Ken Berry
8. Kylah Smook

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