Psychotic P***y Podcast

Just two sisters discussing women’s mental and physical health. It's not only our hobby, but our careers. We want to shed light on important topics & teach people new things every episode.

Psychotic P***y Podcast is a health podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 29 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Psychotic P***y Podcast, a health show with 29 episodes published.

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  Episode #9

  The Gender Health Gap

  Aug 1, 20251 hourS3

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>Have you ever wondered why we're still using euphemisms for female body parts in 2024? Or why your doctor dismissed pain that kept you bedridden for days? The shocking truth is that women's health remains shrouded in medical mystery —not because we lack the capability to understand it, but because we've systematically failed to prioritize it.<br/><br/>In this eye-opening conversation with Saskia and Lucy, founders of "What Nobody Told Us," we dive deep into the alarming gender health gap and its real-world consequences. When a December 2023 report revealed the dismal state of re...

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  Episode #8

  Gene Editing and Female Antiheroes

  Jul 18, 202548 minS3

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>Science meets sociology in this thought-provoking episode where we tackle revolutionary genetic technology alongside persistent gender double standards in entertainment.<br/><br/>First, we dive into CRISPR gene editing – a medical breakthrough recently used in Japan to eliminate an extra chromosome in a Down syndrome embryo. We explore the incredible potential of this technology to address genetic conditions while wrestling with the ethical boundaries. Could targeting disease genes evolve into selecting for eye color, height, or intelligence? The specter of "designer babies" raises profound questions about equity, accessibility, and the limits of human in...

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  Episode #7

  Escape, Reconnect, Recharge: Why Moms Need Retreats

  Jul 17, 202533 minS3

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>What if mothers had a retreat designed exclusively for them, where every detail was handled, where experts helped them reconnect with themselves, and where they could form genuine connections with other women navigating the same journey? That's exactly what therapist, Marissa Volinsky, has created with Off-Duty: A Mom's Retreat, a revolutionary retreat launching April 2026 in Stone Harbor, New Jersey.<br/><br/>Motherhood, despite its many joys, can be profoundly isolating. Even surrounded by family and friends, mothers often struggle with their identity beyond being "mom," battling body image concerns, feeling overwhelmed, and experiencing...

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  Episode #6

  From Breaking Points to Breaking Free: The Reality of American Motherhood

  Jun 6, 202534 minS3

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>A groundbreaking study confirms what many have suspected: mothers in America are experiencing a mental health crisis. The data reveals a sharp decline in maternal wellbeing since 2016, with one in twelve moms rating their mental health as fair or poor. For single mothers and those with children on Medicaid or uninsured, the situation is even more dire.<br/><br/>Modern motherhood has become a perfect storm of challenges. Despite the appearance of connection through social media, many mothers feel profoundly isolated. The traditional "village" that once supported new parents has largely disappeared, replaced...

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  Episode #5

  Puberty, Periods, and Judy Bloom: The Truth About Growing Up

  May 23, 202547 minS3

  <p>Send us a text</p><p>When did puberty become a battleground? Today, girls as young as eight years old are experiencing their first periods—significantly earlier than previous generations—and the reasons might surprise you. <br/><br/>The latest research challenges our long-held assumptions about childhood obesity triggering early puberty. Instead, scientists have discovered that diet quality, independent of weight, plays a decisive role in when menstruation begins. Children consuming inflammatory, ultra-processed foods face a 15% higher likelihood of early periods, while healthier diets delay onset by 8%. This timing isn't merely an inconvenience; it's a health marker with lifelong impli...

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