Double board-certified reproductive endocrinologist Dr. Roohi Jeelani joins the SEAM Podcast to talk about the critical intersections of fertility, genetics, and cancer risk, and why proactive reproductive care is a form of self-advocacy. In this conversation with host Amy Cohen Epstein, Dr. Jeelani breaks down what every woman should know about egg preservation, family planning, and navigating fertility after a cancer diagnosis or high-risk genetic screening.

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After surviving breast cancer, Gina Lamanna wanted to do more than just move on — she wanted to change the conversation for the next generation.

Today, Gina uses her 25+ years as a stylist and her survivor’s wisdom to redefine what thriving after cancer looks like. The Fondle Project empowers women to know their bodies, advocate for their health, and celebrate every scar, every change, and every chapter with confidence and self-love. From editorial-style campaigns to in-person workshops, this movement is transforming breast health into a journey of empowerment.

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In this special mini-series episode of The SEAM Podcast, holistic nutritionist and author Elissa Goodman joins Amy Cohen Epstein for a deeply personal conversation about healing after loss, redefining wellness, and navigating motherhood, grief, and purpose. Together, she and Amy explore the impact of unspoken pain, overwhelm, and what it means to take back ownership of your health.

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Join us for an incredibly candid and inspiring conversation with author Gila Pfeffer as she navigates her cancer journey with remarkable humor and resilience. In this podcast episode, Gila shares the raw realities and unexpected laughs from her acclaimed memoir, "Nearly Departed: Adventures in Loss, Cancer and Other Inconveniences". Discover how she defied odds, found strength, and used wit to face life's toughest challenges. A must-listen for anyone seeking hope, healing, and the power of a good laugh.

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In part two of our candid conversation with Marla Tellez, we move past the initial whirlwind of becoming a new mom and dive into the evolving journey. Marla shares more about navigating the ongoing shifts in identity, relationships, and daily life as motherhood progresses. Tune in for relatable insights and strategies for embracing your new normal.

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In this episode, we speak with Maria Marlow about the importance of **gut health** and its impact on **skincare**. They honestly discuss acne and share personal stories, emphasizing why it’s a common topic in their families.

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What starts at the tips of your fingers could ripple through your whole body. In this episode of the SEAM Podcast, we sit down with Mary Lennon and Leah Yari, founders of CÔTE — the pioneering brand behind one of the first non-toxic nail salons and a growing line of clean beauty essentials — to talk about how seemingly small choices can make a powerful impact on your health.

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A Kickin’ Cancer Series episode by The SEAM Podcast.

This Mother’s Day, The SEAM Podcast debuts a special series for Kickin’ Cancer — celebrating the bonds between women and the communities that carry us.

In our first episode, journalist and FoxLA anchor Marla Tellez joins us just weeks after becoming a mother. A longtime supporter and host of Kickin’ Cancer, Marla shares her reflections on motherhood, the women who shaped her, and why preventive health is more personal — and more urgent — than ever.

Kickin’ Cancer 2025 is now open for registration!

Join us on Sunday, October 12th in Los Angeles to walk, run, and rally for better early detection. Use code 4THEMOMS for 50% off through June 1:

Register here

There’s plenty of time to gather your people, start a team, and show up for the women you love.

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In this episode of The SEAM Podcast, Amy Cohen Epstein sits down with Adrianna Abbott, founder of Lillipop Beauty — a clean beauty brand with a fierce commitment to joy, community, and inspiring young women. Adrianna opens up about the early days of Lillipop, what it means to build a business rooted in empowerment, and how beauty rituals can serve as acts of self-care and self-definition.

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Dear Annabelle makes luxury paper products and home goods for those who appreciate the art and soul of meaningful exchange, whether it’s a hand-written note, an invitation to dinner, or a personal name card, made just for you. Inspired by the refined style and collector’s eye of founder Marcie Pantzer, Dear Annabelle invites people to cultivate personal, intentional connection — a rare and precious gift in our increasingly digital age.

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