InHushedTones

On this week’s episode, I sit down Ryenn Andreassi and we dive in deep into fertility! Ryenn works as a counselor for a pregnancy resource center. Ryenn became passionate about Fertility Awareness after learning about her own reproductive health and how much charting the cycle can benefit a woman’s overall health. Ryenn is finishing her certification process to become a FAM instructor in the FEMM method. She hopes to shatter the stigma and myths about FAMs and empower women by helping them learn to chart their cycles. To learn more about the FEMM method, you can go to femmhealth.org

On this week’s episode, I sit down with Erica Eberhart about all the messy bits about pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum life that is NEVER discussed but vital to women’s reproductive health and livelihood. Erica Eberhart lives in the woods of the Finger Lakes with her husband and son. A former editor in Washington, DC, she now lives a quieter life in the country amongst her family, books, art, and nature.

How can we achieve sexual equity with an orgasm gap? On this week’s episode, I sit down with Alison Gudan and we discuss boundaries, consent, and building a more equitable society through intentional relationships. Alison is a Powhatan Catholic mother of four out radicalizing everyday relationships by tackling taboo topics with facts, sincerity, and more than a little casual vulgarity.

What if our periods were something of pride and not a source of shame? On this week’s episode, I sit down with Erica Virvo Hackman, who is a certified holistic health coach enamored with periods!

Is there space for pro-life and pro-choice women to coexist in our current wave of feminism? What would it look like if we created a society that equally cared for women, their bodily autonomy, and children? On this episode, I dive into these questions with feminist activist, bonafide badass, and Executive Director of New Wave Feminists, Destiny Herndon- De La Rosa.

In this episode, I sit down psychotherapist and author of Theology of the Womb, Christy Bauman, diving deep into sexuality, womanhood, and understanding the Divine as She/Her.