
‘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!
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 382 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness | |||

On this solo episode, I’m laying it all out: the recipes, routines, activities, restaurants, books, and more that are on heavy rotation in my life right now. Maybe you’ll get to know me better and love it. Maybe you’ll get to know me better and hate ... more
She was a witch until Jesus set her free.
Ashley Jones was raised into witchcraft by her “white witch” grandmother, and what started as manifestation and séances turned into demonic torment. We discuss astral projection, the New Age, spiritual warfa... more
How do all the air purifier brands actually rank?!
Michael Feldstein of JASPR is back! His healthy school in Austin is officially OPEN (I’m taking partial credit 😉), and Vance and I loved our Jasprs so much we gave one to every wedding guest! We di... more
You have read about her infertility journey in People Magazine and watched her viral TikToks where Illie Balaj lays out why she believes women deserve better than IVF.
After a year of being thrashed and trashed in comments by IVF moms for daring to... more
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I’m so glad that I found The Spillover/Culture Apothecary! Alex is a fabulous podcast host and asks the best questions to the most intriguing guests. I trust her and the guests she brings on to talk about topics that are important to me from a conservative perspective.
Update: recently, I have felt that the podcast has been a little more unrelatable. Alex consistently says that living a nontoxic lifestyle is affordable, but I’m starting to question her definition of “affordable.” For example, s... more
Hey Alex! I’ve been listening to you for quite awhile now and I especially love your episodes about fertility journey as I am on my own fertility journey right now, I was really interested when you guys were talking about Naprotechnology, I live in Washington and there’s not much help for fertility here, I was wondering if you or anyone else know and clinic here that could offer me some infertility help besides IVF🫠
Has really encouraged me to dive deeper into my health, wellness, and faith.
I enjoy this show so much and have for a long time. Alex is an interesting interviewer and picks great guests.
Ep. 84 though…first guest in years to give me the ick. Her tone and attitude come across as naive, and NOT relatable… I lost count of how many times she said, “it’s so easy!” As thought mothers struggle because they’re not making all the right choices.
🤦♀️She’s a first-time mom of one, with a beautifully smooth experience, attributing this overly-much to her choices IMO…ie, I co-s... more
I have been listening to Alex for a while now and love all of the information that comes out of each episode. I love all of the guests that she has on and learn something new from each one. I did just listen to the most recent and was wondering if you all could provide a contact list for other NaPro doctors? I have been struggling with infertility for a while now and tried to make an appt with Dr. Putof, however his first available is July of 2029! Was wondering if there are others out there! It... more
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This show centers on health, wellness, and lifestyle longevity through expert guests who critique mainstream narratives and offer practical, lifestyle-oriented remedies. Episodes frequently explore topics like nutrition, toxicology, preventive health, mental wellness, and environmental influences on well-being, often weaving in faith-based perspectives and a critical view of conventional medical guidance. A recurring strength is the willingness to challenge established norms with first-person stories, practical tips, and product recommendations, making it a compelling listen for listeners who value holistic approaches and candid conversations about health culture.
Notable and unique elements include a blend of medical critique, lifestyle op... more
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Recent guests on Culture Apothecary include:
1. Ashley Jones
2. Michael Feldstein
3. Illie Balaj
4. Rosalie Roberts Snyder
5. William Parker
6. Shandy Watters
7. Taylor Dukes
8. Arthur Brooks
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