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The Next Phase

Stacey Hutson
Perimenopause
Nutrition
Cycle Syncing
Mental Health
Hormones
Cycle Sinking
Women's Health
Hormonal Changes
Diane Keaton
ADHD
Self-Care
Millennial Moms
Diet
Fitness
Hormonal Health
Midlife Crisis
Women Empowerment
Grocery Shopping
Emotional Freedom Technique
Mindfulness

I used to be fun. I used to be driven. I used to be sexy. I used to be...young. What happened?

Dear Millennial moms in your late 30s or 40s -- former forces of nature,

Are you burned out, overwhelmed, and wondering where your energy (and your old self) went? You’re not alone.

The Next Phase is the podcast for overachieving moms navigating perimenopause who are dying to take back their energy, the... more

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If your body suddenly feels harder to live in — you’re not imagining it.

In your late 30s and early 40s, hormones start shifting. Sleep changes. Stress hits harder. The workouts and diets that used to work suddenly… don’t.

But hormones are only par... more

Millennial moms were raised on one fitness message:

More cardio.

Eat less.

Push harder.

Sleep when you’re dead.

And now?

We’re herniating discs.

Developing “meno belly.”

Feeling exhausted.

And wondering why the workouts that used to work… don’t an... more

I’m sharing my full experience with intermittent fasting for women in perimenopause — why I started it after struggling with postpartum weight gain, how I followed Fast Like a Girl closely, and why it felt empowering… until it didn’t.

If you’ve been... more

Lately, everything has felt like… too much.

Too many activities.

 Too many Amazon boxes.

 Too many decisions.

 Too many tabs open in our brains.

In this episode, I sit down with Stephanie Seferian, host of the Sustainable Minimalists and author of ... more

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Recent Guests

Stephanie Seferian
Host of the Sustainable Minimalist Podcast and author of the book Sustainable Minimalism
Episode: #19: Minimalism in Midlife: Less Stuff, More White Space
Jane Barlow
Master herbalist and founder of Barlow Herbal Specialties
Barlow Herbal Specialties
Episode: #16: Perimenopause? What—Like It’s Hard? Herbal Wisdom with Jane Barlow
Lauren Tetenbaum
Licensed clinical social worker, attorney and women's rights advocate.
Episode: #11: Millennial Menopause & Why We’re So Nostalgic for the 90s with Lauren Tetenbaum
Star Hansen
Certified professional organizer, keynote speaker, and best-selling author of the book, Why the F Am I Still Not Organized.
Episode: #9: How to Love Your Home Again (A Professional Organizer Teaches Us How)

Host

Stacey Hutson
Health coach, women's wellness entrepreneur, and former co-host of the Mother Plus Podcast.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 6 ratings
  • Informative & Entertaining!

    Stacey’s authentic approach, passionate delivery, and laugh-out-loud humor make complex women’s health topics accessible and engaging. Her servant hearted personality shines through as she shares valuable insights to optimize our wellbeing. She’s knowledgeable, inspirational and empowering!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Midwest Monica
    United States5 months ago
  • Worth a listen!

    Stacey is generous, humble, honest, and energetic. Bring on wellness with a little bit of woo.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SaraAnnPE
    United States5 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the authentic and relatable approach to complex health topics, finding the balance of humor and seriousness refreshing and empowering.
The host is praised for her passionate delivery and servant-hearted personality, which makes the content accessible and engaging for moms.

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#11: Millennial Menopause & Why We’re So Nostalgic for the 90s with Lauren Tetenbaum
Q: Can you explain to the audience a little bit how you work specifically with women who are going through perimenopause?
As a therapist, I support women navigating stressors related to motherhood, career, and hormone transitions.
#11: Millennial Menopause & Why We’re So Nostalgic for the 90s with Lauren Tetenbaum
Q: What do you think all of this is leading towards?
Women feeling informed, optimistic, and proactive about their health.
#9: How to Love Your Home Again (A Professional Organizer Teaches Us How)
Q: How can we begin to align our physical spaces with the version of ourselves that we're trying to become?
The house is not a mirror; the story is a mirror. Lean into connection with your things to understand their significance in your life.

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Content focuses on empowering millennial moms, particularly those navigating the challenges of perimenopause, by celebrating the transitional phase rather than portraying it negatively. Topics commonly addressed include hormonal changes, personal wellness, energy restoration, nutrition tailored to hormonal phases, and creating supportive rituals. Overall, the content blends personal anecdotes with practical advice, promoting self-care, mental health awareness, and community support among listeners. Unique elements include the host's candid storytelling and relatable insights that encourage female empowerment and self-acceptance during midlife transitions, making it an empowering resource for listeners seeking guidance in these life phases.

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1. Sustainable Minimalists
2. Minimal-ish: Minimalism, Intentional Living, Motherhood
3. Millennial Minimalists
4. Wannabe Clutter Free | Declutter, Simplify, Find Freedom
5. The Lazy Genius Podcast

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The Next Phase launched 5 months ago and published 22 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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1. Stephanie Seferian
2. Jane Barlow
3. Lauren Tetenbaum
4. Star Hansen

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