The Womb Room Podcast
Qiddist AshéThe Womb Room Podcast is is a place to learn how to care for your physical, emotional and spiritual womb -- at all stages of your life. Join female health practitioner and clinical herbalist Qiddist Ashé each week as we dive into topics of radical health & healing education, stories, and tangible strategies to support you in stepping into your womb sovereignty.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 70 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | Alternative HealthReligion & SpiritualityHealth & Fitness | ||||
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Struggling with overwhelm, overstimulation, circular thoughts, distraction and restless seemed to take over my every day...these patterns are often labeled as "ADHD". When I oriented to the paradigm of biological adaptation through the lens of German... more
How many women do you know that have a fear (or an experience) of being kicked out of, ostracized from, or canceled by a community they're a part of? Whether it's part of a social justice movement or in an online spiritual community, we live in a tim... more
Alexandria Rema Saleem is a first generation Palestinian-American creatrix. (She's also a dear friend, Womb Room member, and mother of twins!) Her creative work activates from a place of multidimensional healing, to serve as a conduit of ancestral kn... more
How do our bodies experience, metabolize and alchemize the energetics of war? We share a conversation with Rachel Leibovich, community member in The Womb Room, and founder of Esperanza's Acres where she practices as a jewish priestess, ritualist and ... more
What is magic, really -- and how can it be used to support our physical healing? Listen in on a segment of the audio from our recent free class, "Awakening Elemental Magic," where we tell a solstice story of our sister who developed an acute full-bod... more
What does it practically take to resolve our chronic symptoms, through the lens of Germanic Healing Knowledge? My friend and colleage Freya Kellet and I go back-and-forth sharing our personal stories of instantaneous relief from issues like chronic f... more
Is there space for nuance in a time of war? How do we orient when we hold both colonizer & colonized? What's being missed energetically in the cultural and historical context of this war?
These are questions we (Qiddist and Maura) have been ponder... more
Last year I shared an episode on "my unpopular thoughts on the abortion bans". Since then, I've supported over 70 women in navigating the decision and process of bringing on their bleed. Today, I'm sharing my reflections and takeaways.
I share abo... more
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- Such valuable insights.
These women have so much wisdom. I’ve had a major aha moments from this podcast. So much of what is shared here is relevant to so many women. I’ve listened to different spiritual podcasts, and I’m so glad I came across this one because it’s one of my favorites. The depth of presence, wisdom, and nuance here is higher than other shows in my opinion. So refreshingly honest, vulnerable, and rich. And honestly - I love that Qiddist and Maura talk slowly, instead of rushing to get their point across... more
Apple Podcasts5bildrhodes
United Statesa year ago - Grifting and false info
Following all the grifting trends.
Natal moon fertility is not a real thing. It was invented by a man before cervical mucus as understood.
Apple Podcasts1emahegUnited States2 years ago - Natal moon ≠ fertility window
Some really flimsy ideas are promoted here. If the natal moon theory of ovulation was true, the fertility awareness method would not have the high efficacy rate that it does. Also at the time that natal moon stuff was being created the understanding of cervical mucus was still in its infancy. Cervical mucus changes the whole perspective. With how little people already understand their bodies and particularly their reproductive systems, it’s irresponsible to share and promote ideas like this. I w... more
Apple Podcasts1emahegUnited States2 years ago - Natal moon ≠ fertility window
Some really flimsy ideas are promoted here. If the natal moon theory of ovulation was true, the fertility awareness method would not have the high efficacy rate that it does. Also at the time that natal moon stuff was being created the understanding of cervical mucus was still in its infancy. Cervical mucus changes the whole perspective. With how little people already understand their bodies and particularly their reproductive systems, it’s irresponsible to share and promote ideas like this.
Apple Podcasts1emahegUnited States3 years ago - Honestly, One of the Best Podcasts Out Here
I’ve been making my way through the episodes in this podcast for a few months, and I have to say there is not one that has disappointed. This is such great content that sometimes I can’t believe it’s free! It’s the information I wish ever woman could have gotten in our teenage years, so if you’re young dive in! It’s also so healing for those of us who didn’t get it early on. Thank you Quiddist for putting so much energy into what you do. You and the women you interview are now my mentors and the... more
Apple Podcasts5Milagro685United States3 years ago - Loved it!
This was an amazing episode! I cried so many times and felt seen in so many ways. Thank you❤️
Apple Podcasts5MearaLeahUnited States3 years ago - Don’t sleep on this one.
Such a gorgeous resource and space. This wise woman and the knowing she embodies are not to be missed.
Apple Podcasts5Anti trans agendaUnited States3 years ago - Podcast Gem ❤️
I discovered Qiddist through Katya Nova’s “Confessions” project and immediately fell in love. Qiddist is one of those rare souls you stumble across in a lifetime - deeply grounded and in such ownership of her divine feminine power and of her inner nature/inner wild. This podcast is full of wisdom and feels like a coming home, a big hug, a remembrance to the maiden, mother and crone within us all. This is how we do life in these times. This is how we support each other. This is how we remember. more
Apple Podcasts5cayley_brown
Canada4 years ago - So Very Grateful for Your Work Lovely Qiddist
Qiddist is a formidable individual, healer and leader. Your work has sincerely enriched my life and transformed my health. You return autonomy and sovereignty to individuals and honour the essence that lies in each one of us in all that you do.
Apple Podcasts5BellaGraceClare
Australia4 years ago - Grateful to find you
Exactly the support I was looking for. Thank you.
Apple Podcasts5Bonnie SwencionisUnited States4 years ago - Game changer
One of the best podcasts available on women’s health, the Womb Room challenges dominant patriarchal narratives about the brokenness and fallibility of women’s bodies. Common gyno diagnoses are re-explored and women can use the episodes as a learning tool to check in with their bodies and listen to our intuitions about the processes of deep healing. Very excited for future episodes! 🌺
Apple Podcasts5Cicko810Australia4 years ago - Best podcast ever!
The episodes are always enlightening, easy to follow, and inspiring. Thank you so much Quiddist for your important work!
Apple Podcasts5Lightbulb friendUnited States4 years ago - Place to learn
Just listened to the hair podcast and I can’t believe that essential oils are unhealthy! I’m floored! and saddened as well
Apple Podcasts5Egypsy1234United States4 years ago - Super interesting, informing and truly educational.
Can’t get enough of This podcast!
Listen if you have a womb! If You are thinking about body sovereignty, life in a female
Body.
Really hitting the spot!
Apple Podcasts5Animama_uk
United Kingdom4 years ago - grateful for this podcast!
i first encountered qiddist’s work on instagram, and am excited to continue learning through the podcast. the content is empowering and i appreciate the generosity and integrity with which it is shared! give it a listen, it speaks for itself.
Apple Podcasts5m1k2o3United States4 years ago
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