The institutions and individuals who run the world would like you to believe that you are powerless. That there's nothing you can do to improve the wellbeing of your family. That you aren't smart enough to understand shmancy science stuff. That eating and living well is too hard for most...so why try? That exercising your rights to informed consent and refusal is irresponsible. That having a birth... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 210 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Kirsten Karchmer, MS, M.Ed, is a health-tech pioneer, board-certified reproductive acupuncturist, and an innovator in women’s fertility and menstrual health. She is the Founder & CEO of Conceivable Technologies, a platform that leverages AI and machi... more
This is a replay of my original conversation with the late Michel Odent, MD, when I interviewed him in 2023 at the ripe age of 92. Here is a summary of our conversation…(transcript is available on Substack)Our cultural conditioning tells us that wome... more
Jes Reynolds is a registered physiotherapist and holistic health practitioner, and the driving force behind The Wellness Element. Drawing on her personal experience with hyperemesis gravidarum (HG), she now empowers pregnant women to prevent and reve... more
Dr. Joel “Gator” Warsh is a board‑certified pediatrician practicing in Studio City, Los Angeles. In this conversation, Joel and Nathan riff on vaccines, rebuilding trust between the medical establishment and our clientele, and the role of pediatricia... more
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Obstetric care in the US has long been a practice full of malpractice, misinformation, lack of research, and ineffective old-school policies and procedures. As a nurse, birth worker, and a mother, I love learning from and being inspired by Dr. Nathan Riley! This podcast and his teachings are evidence-based, real science, liturgical and nuanced. There’s yet to be an episode I haven’t enjoyed. All are so thought-provoking. I loved his recent episode with his mom. It’s beautiful to see a family of ... more
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Thank you for your conversation with Gail T and Nicole M. I practice biodynamic craniosacral and am delighted for the accessibility of this conversation and its affirmation of bodies' and babies' intelligence.
While children are being murdered in the world we hear someone speaking of love and human interaction, no mention of the genocide the country he comes from is commiting. Very disappointed.
Love this podcast for its diverse and inclusive representation of birth workers and health professionals. As a prenatal specialized bodyworker I value learning all I can when it comes to the prenatal, birth and wellness world so I can be an unbiased resource of education for my clients—this podcast provides just that for me! What soul food! 🙌🏼
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The content focuses on empowerment and informed choices in the realms of maternal health, pregnancy, and childbirth. Discussions frequently challenge conventional narratives surrounding women's healthcare, emphasizing holistic approaches that respect personal agency and individual experiences. The episodes feature diverse topics such as hyperemesis gravidarum, the importance of emotional wellness in parenting, and innovative health technologies, creating an inclusive space for various perspectives. Unique to this series is its blend of expert input and lived experiences, offering both scientific insights and personal stories that resonate with listeners seeking to reclaim their understanding of health and wellness.
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