In this episode of Beyond The Bedroom™, Jaclyn takes us back to a viral 2017 moment — a room full of men deciding the future of women’s healthcare. No women. No voices. No balance.

We talk about what happens when women aren’t at the table — and how that silence echoes through policies, paychecks, and pain.

This isn’t just about healthcare. It’s about power, representation, and reclaiming our seat.

✨ Listen, reflect, and pull up your own chair.

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We’ve all been there: it’s late, you can’t sleep, and suddenly you’re 15 clicks deep into Dr. Google’s worst-case scenarios. From “Why is my period purple?” to “Can you die from holding in a fart?” — nothing is off-limits at 2 a.m.

In this episode of Beyond the Bedroom™, Jaclyn dives into the hilarious, awkward, and sometimes heartbreaking questions women secretly Google in the dark. We’ll laugh at the ridiculous, tear up at the reality, and uncover what these late-night searches really say about women’s health.

💡 Why do we trust Google more than our doctors sometimes?

💡 What myths keep showing up in those search results?

💡 And how can we start asking these questions out loud without shame?

✨ Funny. Raw. Real.

Because your body isn’t weird, the silence around it is.

🎧 Listen now on Spotify + Apple Podcasts.

After a miscarriage and weeks of unanswered pain, I went to the ER at 5 AM, begging to be believed. The doctor brushed me off, reluctantly ordered a CT scan, and sent me home ‘all clear.’ Hours later, the hospital called: I had appendicitis.

In this episode, I share the raw story of being dismissed, misdiagnosed, and nearly ignored, only to discover a tumor growing in my appendix. This isn’t just my story; it’s the story of countless women whose pain is minimized, doubted, or delayed in healthcare.

💔 A true story of dismissal, bias, and survival.
🎙 Listen now on Spotify & Apple Podcasts.”

What happens when women’s pain is dismissed? Silence creeps in. Self-doubt grows. And lives are put at risk.

In this episode of Beyond the Bedroom, Jaclyn Huff takes listeners deeper into the impact of silence — from her own postpartum journey to the systemic dismissal that women face every day.

From historical roots in medicine to modern ERs where women are told ‘it’s nothing’ while battling life-threatening conditions, Jaclyn connects personal stories to a broader truth: silence isn’t harmless. It’s deadly.

This episode is both a reflection and a call to action because when women speak, we break the silence. And breaking the silence saves lives.”

In this heartfelt episode, Jaclyn Huff shares her personal journey through motherhood and the struggles of postpartum depression. She honors the memories of two women who lost their battles with mental health issues and reflects on her own experiences during and after childbirth. Jaclyn candidly discusses the overwhelming feelings of numbness, disconnection, and guilt that accompanied her postpartum journey, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the signs of postpartum depression and seeking help. The episode serves as a powerful reminder that mothers deserve to be heard and supported in their struggles.

Beyond the Bedroom is a raw, intimate podcast about the parts of womanhood we were told to stay quiet about — from postpartum depression to perimenopause, from trauma to body image, intimacy to aging, and everything in between.

I’m Jaclyn Huff — a mother, survivor, and truth-teller. I’m not a doctor. I’m not here to make this sound perfect. I stumble, I pause, and I record from my kitchen table — because our stories matter more than polish.

This trailer is your invitation into a space where silence ends and truth begins.

✨ Here’s what you’ll hear inside Beyond the Bedroom:

Postpartum mental health & maternal trauma

Domestic violence and sexual abuse

Hormonal shifts, aging, and body image

The silence and dismissal of women’s pain across history

And the voices of women are finally saying it all

Men, you’re welcome here too — because women’s health is family health, partner health, community health.

🎙️ Subscribe now. The truths medicine won’t tell are about to be spoken out loud.