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Welcome to Womb Talk, a podcast dedicated to exploring the transformative journey of the Holistic Womb Shift. Join us as we discuss natural and holistic approaches to birth, pregnancy, postpartum, and more. Our mission is to challenge traditional views and empower people to trust in the innate wisdom of their bodies and the power of nature. Each episode features expert guests and inspiring stories from individuals who have embraced a more womb-centered and nature-centered approach to their bodies and birth. We delve into many topics surrounding women's health. Hopefully you'll join us!
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Signup to Generate a PitchWomb Talk is a health podcast hosted by Elisabeth van der Wilt, with 66 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.
Elisabeth van der Wilt hosts Womb Talk, a health show with 66 episodes published.
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Episode #8
What is the feminine energy in this masculine world? This is maybe a hot take and maybe its just my personal point of view but truly if you are looking into how we react as women compared to our male counterparts... this episode is something you NEED in your life! Let me know in the comments what are your thoughts about feminine energy - did I hit the nail on the coffin or am I missing something?
Episode #9
I had the pleasure of having The Ladybird Company come onto Womb Talk for our 9th episode of season 4. We take a look into some of the nutrition and herbal allies for women's cycles, and about telling her story that influenced her to get into herbal medicine. As well as the healing wisdom of our ancestors. Please check her out at: www.theladybirdcompany.ca BIO: Mackenzie Laurin is the founder, horticulturist, and practicing herbalist behind The Ladybird Company; where her work is a reflection of her lifelong study of the natural world. In 2021, she graduated from the Horticulture Technologist diploma program at Olds College, where she focused her studies on native ecosystem restoration, permaculture, and ethnobiology. Following college, she continued her education through independent study, fieldwork, and everyday practice; delving into the studies of herbal medicine, nutrition, and the biological sciences. She began to explore the threads that weave together health, ecology, and culture; it was in this intersection that, in 2025, The Ladybird Company was finally born. The Ladybird Company offers a collection of handcrafted goods inspired by old ways and made for modern life: apothecary products; artisan botanical skincare, haircare, and pet care; culinary herbalism pantry staples; low-waste kitchen & cleaning items; and medicinal plant seeds. Each item is rooted in respect for the earth, thoughtfully crafted with love and intention, and meant to nourish the spirit as much as the body. Alongside these, we curate a selection of non-fiction books and kitchen & apothecary tools. Outside of the retail space, Mackenzie leads classes, workshops, educational nature walks, and other events rooted in ecology, heritage, and hands-on learning. She offers herbalism consultation services & custom herbal formulation, and is in training to become a birth & death doula. Through the reclamation of traditional knowledge, and the insights of modern research, The Ladybird Company seeks to bring household healing into the modern home. This desire, to place the power of healing once again in the hands of the people, is the beating heart of the company.
Episode #8
Listen as I tell my story about what my first detox was like - although an interesting experience, and something I swore I'd never do again, let me tell you what my journey was saying and how you can get some thought. If you've detoxed before - I want to know about it, and if you don't feel brave to comment - send me the info via @fruitfulwombdoula on your social media that you prefer.
Episode #7
This podcast episode isn't going to be about literal snacks - it's about the hacks, the ones that can make you take self-care SERIOUSLY!As women we struggle to ensure that we come first, everyone else takes the cake, and this one episode might bring you just a little closer to what you need.Amanda Bearce is a board-certified health and wellness coach and founder of Simply Wellness with Amanda. She helps women who are exhausted from doing it all learn how to care for themselves in small, realistic ways so they can feel calmer, clearer, and more like themselves again.Through her signature “Self-Care Snacks” approach, Amanda teaches simple tools that fit into busy lives and create sustainable change without overwhelming routines.Learn more about her here and find the freebie on her website at https://www.simplywellnesscoach.com/
Episode #6
In this episode, I'm gonna be taking a dive into birth affirmations, the importance of them and how to create them in a way you'll actually use. This is no fairytale or Pinterest worthy birth - its to get the real shit done!! So grab out your notepad and make sure to take notes on how to create the birth affirmations you'll actually use for your birth - regardless of first or last baby!
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