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You Keep Me Sane
Aileen Harvey and Julie Fahy
American History Tellers
Audible
4 Min Rambam
Bnei Ruven
Curious Kids Every Day: A Daily Educational Podcast
Curious Kids Every Day
Japan Real Estate
Nippon Tradings International (NTI)
Doctor Ramani’s Podcast
Dr. Ramani
Better Teaching: Only Stuff That Works
Gene Tavernetti
BioGraphics - True Biographies & History's Most Fascinating People
biog
The Broadcasting Seeds Podcast
Bennett Tanton
The Empowered Leader Podcast
Margaret Williams, MS, ACC
Business Brain – The Entrepreneurs’ Podcast
Shannon Jean & Dave Hamilton
English Unleashed: The Podcast
English Unleashed
Understand All
Aaron Barlow
Das Kalenderblatt
Bayerischer Rundfunk
Fluent Fiction - Spanish
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Educación
Aileen Harvey and Julie Fahy
Episode OverviewHave you ever caught yourself snapping, shutting down, feeling flat, or reacting in a way that doesn’t feel like you?In this episode, we talk about how stress can make us feel like we’ve become a differen...
Episode OverviewIn this episode, we read a listener letter from Sarah, who describes something many women feel but rarely say out loud - the quiet sense of being “in between” versions of themselves.Life looks good on pap...
Episode OverviewIn this episode, we’re joined by menopause practitioner Laura Lambe for a clear, reassuring conversation about what really happens to women during perimenopause, menopause and post-menopause.We talk about...
Episode OverviewWhy does joy feel harder to access in midlife - even when nothing is technically “wrong”? In this episode, we unpack that quiet heaviness so many of us carry and explore why joy can feel distant during th...
Episode OverviewThis week, we’re returning to something we haven’t done in a while - reading a listener letter. And this one stopped us in our tracks.Elsa writes about something so many of us quietly carry: doing well on...
Episode OverviewIn this episode, we explore something that’s been sitting underneath so many of our conversations lately… cortisol.What started as disrupted sleep and feeling constantly “on” quickly became something deep...
Episode OverviewThis week, we explore the need to be chosen — at work, in friendships, in love, and in family roles. For years, being picked can feel like proof of worth… and not being picked can quietly unravel us. We u...
Episode OverviewThis week, we explore a quiet but powerful shift happening in midlife: the move from chasing traditional success to craving something far less flashy - peace.For years, achievement meant striving. Buildin...
Episode OverviewThis episode grew from a simple image we shared in a recent Sanity Check: two jars.One jar is full - kind words, encouragement, praise, moments where someone saw you and appreciated you.The other jar hold...
This episode grew from a simple image we shared in a recent Sanity Check: two jars.One jar is full — kind words, encouragement, praise, moments where someone saw you and appreciated you.The other jar holds just one negat...
Episode OverviewThere’s a moment many women reach - often in midlife - where we stop and quietly think, Who am I actually?It doesn’t arrive with drama. It doesn’t happen overnight. It’s usually the result of years spent ...
Episode overviewIn this episode, we explore what it really means to live in an always-on world — and how that constant state of availability quietly keeps our stress response switched on.Cortisol has become a bit of a vi...
Episode OverviewIn this episode, we explore the idea of wintering - not as a trend or aesthetic, but as a very real biological and emotional experience.Recording from opposite sides of the world - one of us in a UK winte...
Episode OverviewWhen a relationship ends, it can feel completely disorientating - like the ground has shifted beneath you and nothing quite makes sense anymore. In this episode, we talk honestly about heartbreak, obsessi...
Episode overviewA line from Jon Bon Jovi that genuinely stopped Aileen in her tracks: “We’re all just here trying to figure it out.” Coming from someone who looks like he’s “made it”, it lands differently - like an equal...
Episode OverviewIn this episode, we explore a tension many of us feel deeply — the pull between wanting space and craving connection. When does protecting our peace start to feel like shutting people out? And why can set...
Episode overviewIn this episode, we unpack why so many of us learn to play it small — not because we lack confidence or ambition, but because at some point it felt safer to do so. Following the huge response to our Don’t...
Episode OverviewNew Year’s Eve often sits in a strange in-between space - part reflection, part expectation. In this conversation, we gently unpack why this moment can feel heavy with pressure, and how New Year’s resolut...
Episode OverviewIt’s Christmas Eve, and today we’re sitting with one word that has shown up again and again this year: connection.Not the glossy, picture-perfect kind we see in adverts, but the quiet, truthful kind that ...
Episode overviewIn this episode, we pause on one simple line that stopped us in our tracks:“We’ll know our children as adults far longer than we’ll know them as children.”We take a trip down memory lane talk about how qu...
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