Friday, November 3rd 2017
Excerpt: Sisters talk about periods, and Liz gets on the other side of the mic.
Summary: I had a lot of fun with this one – my sister, Liz Lerner, asked if she could interview me for the kickoff episode for season 2. We talk birth, babies, and obviously periods, including the time I thought I had gotten my period in fifth grade, but hadn’t. Liz is the one of my inspirations for this podcast, and is the person behind the scenes who makes it all sound so good. I’m so glad you finally have the chance to meet her and hear her lovely radio voice. If you live on the Cape in Massachusetts, you’ll be hearing more of her next year! I’ll be the sister bragging on Twitter when there are more details to share.
Liz is an accomplished TV personality, award-winning documentary filmmaker, freelance journalist, and all around great sister. You’ll find her going on insane trail runs, chasing her meatballs (AKA her two children), or making great videos on Cape Cod.
Thanks to Ellebox for sponsoring season 2 of PERIOD. Enter our giveaway to receive a deluxe three month subscription – you have until November 22nd, 2017. And use coupon code “periodpodcast” or this link to get 50% off your order.
Subscribe to PERIOD so you don’t miss an episode! Subscribing, especially on iTunes, helps us a ton with promoting the podcast and getting the word out to more people. So does leaving a review, so please do that too!
Do you want to be a patron, or is there someone on your shopping list who would want to be? Check out my new Patreon page for ways to support this podcast. Help me make beautiful things!
Finally, you can also find information about the podcast at Period Podcast on Facebook.
Want a better PERIOD?
Call or write me! I am collecting two things right now: your period questions, and first period stories. Leave me a voicemail with either or both at 262-PERIOD-2 (262-737-4632). Don’t forget to tell me how to contact you if you don’t mind my following up.
Other ways to contact me:
I can’t wait to hear what you think! Thanks for listening!
Direct download: here
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Friday, October 27th 2017
Excerpt: PERIOD returns for a new season!
Summary: It’s been a bit. I’ve been pregnant, had a kid, had a bunch of complications, gone on leave, and now I’m finally starting to put together some great episodes for you. The first episode drops November 3rd 2017. I’ve also got a sponsor for this season – I can’t wait to tell you all about our giveaway and affiliate program!
In the meantime, subscribe to PERIOD so you don’t miss an episode! Subscribing, especially on iTunes, helps us a ton with promoting the podcast and getting the word out to more people. So does leaving a review, so please do that too!
Check out my new Patreon page for ways to support this podcast. Help me make beautiful things!
Finally, you can also find information about the podcast at Period Podcast on Facebook.
Want a better PERIOD?
Call or write me! I am collecting three things right now: first period stories, perimenopausal stories, and lochia (postpartum bleeding) stories. Leave me a voicemail with either or both at 262-PERIOD-2 (262-737-4632). Don’t forget to tell me how to contact you if you don’t mind my following up.
Other ways to contact me:
I can’t wait to hear what you think! Thanks for listening!
Direct download: here
Permalink: here
RSS: here
Friday, December 23rd 2016
Excerpt: I talk to Dr. Molly Fox about why grandmas are cool, and you should listen to this episode with her.
Summary: Thank you so much to the hundreds and hundreds of you who have been listening to this podcast! This has been a great first season and I look forward to many more.
For this last episode of season one, I am please to get to introduce Dr. Molly Fox. Dr. Fox is an Assistant Professor of Biological Anthropology at UCLA. Her research focuses on maternal and grandmaternal transgenerational transmission of genes, phenotypes, life-history patterns, and disease risk within the frameworks of evolutionary and developmental biology. She is interested in the acute and long-term effects of pregnancy and lactation on women’s physiology and disease etiology, and how the life experiences of mothers may become biologically embedding in ways that influence fetal and infant developmental trajectories.
Most of our focus today will be on grandmothers, the evolution of menopause, and the evolution of humans’ long post-menopausal lifespan. It’s the holidays, so if you are with family, I’d really encourage you to listen to this one with the mothers, aunts, grandmothers, nieces, or daughters in your life.
Subscribe to PERIOD so you don’t miss an episode! Subscribing, especially on iTunes, helps us a ton with promoting the podcast and getting the word out to more people. So does leaving a review, so please do that too! There WILL be bonus content between seasons, so you definitely want to subscribe.
Do you want to be a patron, or is there someone on your shopping list who would want to be? Check out my new Patreon page for ways to support this podcast. Help me make beautiful things!
Finally, you can also find information about the podcast at Period Podcast on Facebook.
Want a better PERIOD?
Call or write me! I am collecting two things right now: your period questions, and first period stories. Leave me a voicemail with either or both at 262-PERIOD-2 (262-737-4632). Don’t forget to tell me how to contact you if you don’t mind my following up.
Other ways to contact me:
I can’t wait to hear what you think! Thanks for listening!
Direct download: here
Permalink: here
RSS: here