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  • From Loss to Legacy: Miscarriage, Breast Cancer & Motherhood with Dr. Jessica Zucker

    From Loss to Legacy: Miscarriage, Breast Cancer & Motherhood with Dr. Jessica Zucker
    2025/10/28
    “Until I went through it firsthand, I had no idea… I had read every book, I had gone to conferences. I knew as much as I could and informed myself the best I could, but until it happened to me, I really couldn't relate.” -Dr. Jessica Zucker Jessica Zucker, a leading psychologist in reproductive and maternal mental health, and the author of the award-winning book I Had a Miscarriage: A Memoir, a Movement, shared her unfiltered story of loss, survival, and self-compassion - how facing pregnancy loss and breast cancer reshaped her understanding of healing and the stories we tell ourselves. Through the viral #IHadaMiscarriage campaign she created, she shows the transformative power of storytelling in healing. Together we also discussed motherhood, the weight and quiet toll of societal stigma, and navigating breast cancer, and the impossible balance of caring for her family, patients, and her own mental health. Dr. Zucker’s second book, NORMALIZE IT: Upending the Silence, Stigma, and Shame That Shape Women’s Lives, continues to normalize these conversations. National publications including The Washington Post, The New York Times, Harvard Business Review, and Vogue among others, have highlighted Dr. Zucker’s voice and the critical role of destigmatizing women’s health topics to replace shame and instead foster understanding, support and needed research. If you or someone you know is navigating miscarriage, pregnancy loss, breast cancer, this episode offers insight, hope, and practical guidance. It’s a conversation about reclaiming your voice, your health, and finding resilience. What we explore in this episode: (03:19) The origins of Jessica’s journey in women’s reproductive health (08:50) Changing the vernacular of miscarriage (22:37) Navigating a breast cancer diagnosis (40:46) How illness can impact motherhood (43:13) Destigmatizing loss Connect with Jessica: drjessicazucker.com @ihadamiscarriage on IG Normalize It by Jessica Zucker, PhD Connect with Nathalie: AllOverAgainPodcast.com @AllOverAgainPodcast LinkedIn
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    1 時間 2 分
  • "Nourish & Navigate": Keri Glassman on Nutrition, Motherhood and Perimenopause.

    "Nourish & Navigate": Keri Glassman on Nutrition, Motherhood and Perimenopause.
    2025/10/21
    “You have to think ahead about your nutrition, most people don’t think about their health until there is a problem; maybe they are overweight, or can’t get pregnant..." Keri Glassman is a renowned certified and registered dietitian-nutritionist, and wellness thought-leader whose expertise is regularly sought after by the media. She is also the founder and CEO of Nutritious Life and The Nutritious Life Studio, an online certification that provides unparalleled, forward-thinking education to people of various backgrounds who are looking to establish knowledge and successful careers in the health and wellness industry. Keri and I spoke about becoming comfortable with change, the quest to control the uncontrollable, entrepreneurship, motherhood, divorce, and perimenopause. She also debunked myths around nutrition including gluten and dairy, and the importance of a healthy diet and lifestyle from childhood, not just as a way to address fertility, weight gain, or other health challenges when they happen. What we explore in this episode: Why Keri would relive her kids’ childhoods all over again (05:54) The emotional weight of divorce (18:25) Linking nutrition and fertility (29:14) Dairy and gluten consumption is highly individual (36:42) Perimenopause can take place over a decade (45:12) Connect with Keri: @KeriGlassman on IG Nutritious Life Connect with Nathalie: AllOverAgainPodcast.com @AllOverAgainPodcast LinkedIn
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    51 分
  • Raising Emotionally Intelligent Boys: Insights from Bethany Braun-Silva on Parenting, Marriage, and living with Type 1 Diabetes

    Raising Emotionally Intelligent Boys: Insights from Bethany Braun-Silva on Parenting, Marriage, and living with Type 1 Diabetes
    2025/10/14
    Free yourself of whatever it is that may be holding you back so that you can serve yourself and serve the world. - Bethany Braun - Silva In this insightful episode, we sit down with Bethany Braun-Silva, a renowned on-air parenting expert, author, and advocate for raising children with emotional intelligence. Bethany is the host of The Breakdown with Bethany podcast and web show on Mom.com, and is a digital reporter at Good Morning America Bethany shares about her personal journey, growing up in NYC, professional insights on raising emotionally intelligent boys, the importance of working on her own triggers and trauma to break the cycle for her kids, navigating the complexities of marriage, why ambition isn’t a dirty word for mothers, and managing life with Type 1 diabetes. What we explore in this episode: Childhood before cell phones (07:01) Uncovering generational traumas (08:57) Raising emotionally intelligent boys (11:41) The power of being able to reprioritize (19:59) Why Bethany would be kinder to herself if she could do it all over again (35:52) Connect with Bethany: The Breakdown with Bethany @BethanyBraunSilva on IG Like a Mother by Bethany Braun-Silva Connect with Nathalie: AllOverAgainPodcast.com @AllOverAgainPodcast LinkedIn
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    43 分
  • Money, Motherhood & the Pay Gap: Meggie Palmer on Rewriting Women’s Worth

    Money, Motherhood & the Pay Gap: Meggie Palmer on Rewriting Women’s Worth
    2025/10/07
    “Women are more likely to have time out of the workforce, women are more likely to care for elder parents and relatives as well. Girls from a young age are socialized to be more predisposed to go into certain professions versus how boys are socialized. So we do see more women in roles that are overwhelmingly paid less. ” Meggie Palmer, Founder of Pep Talk Her is on a mission to close the pay gap. Before setting out on her own, Meggie worked around the globe as an investigative journalist for organizations like BBC World, CNBC, SBS Dateline, Channel 7, Channel 10, SKY, Vogue, Marie Claire & News Corporation. Meggie and I spoke about the importance that education plays in closing the pay gap, unconscious gender bias, and her move to New York. She also shared about finding her voice, the importance of supporting women find their voice in the workplace and in the world, strategies to negotiate a higher salary, and how motherhood has changed her, as well as how it has strengthened her voice What we explore in this episode: Meggie’s mission to close the gender pay gap (02:21) Pivoting from journalism to entrepreneurship (09:43) People pleasing tendencies (14:48) How men can be allies in the workplace (21:43) The motherhood tax (32:39) Connect with Meggie: PepTalkHer Instagram Website Connect with Nathalie: AllOverAgainPodcast.com @AllOverAgainPodcast LinkedIn
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    40 分
  • Coming Soon: Season 2 of All Over Again!

    Coming Soon: Season 2 of All Over Again!
    2025/10/03
    1 分
  • Taboo Talk with Ginni Saraswati

    Taboo Talk with Ginni Saraswati
    2024/07/23
    “I think we need to remind ourselves sometimes, especially those of us who've had that trauma as a child, were conditioned as children to be like, ‘Oh, this is what life is going to be like. They’re in charge.’ But when we are an adult, we realize, “Actually, no, we're in the driver's seat.’ Your inner child can sit in the passenger seat and you say to yourself, ‘You can chill. I got this. We don't have to go through this again.’” Ginni Saraswati is the founder and CEO of Ginni Media, a podcast and content production company that specializes in podcast strategy, production, and creation for entrepreneurs and Fortune 500 companies. She is also co-founder of both the Podcast Accelerator, a program designed to coach clients to a fully realized podcast in just 8 weeks, and Metro Podcast Studio, a podcast and video recording studio in the heart of NYC. In addition to her entrepreneurial projects, Ginni is the host of The Ginni Show, a multi-award nominated podcast that gives listeners a front row seat to stories from movers and shakers about how their lives were changed through travel, human connection, and adventure. Ginni shared with me how the misunderstandings and judgment around mental illness have affected her and her family’s lives, the lack of protection around her that led to deep trauma, and why she believes so deeply now in the power of setting boundaries. We also talked about Ginni’s experience quarantining in Australia in order to see her gravely ill mother and the sacrifices her family expected her to make after her passing. What we explore in this episode: The circumstances during Ginni’s early childhood and even before her conception that influenced the rest of her life (01:15) The effect that fighting and lack of stability in the home has on a young child (08:02) How Ginni learned to stop people pleasing for the sake of her own happiness (17:26) The delayed grief that Ginni experienced after her mother’s death (21:51) Ginni’s experience coming out as gay as a Sri Lankan immigrant (28:16) Connect with Ginni: Ginni Media @TheGinniShow LinkedIn Connect with Nathalie: AllOverAgainPodcast.com @AllOverAgainPodcast LinkedIn
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    42 分
  • Failing Forward with Katya Libin

    Failing Forward with Katya Libin
    2024/07/16
    “All of my experiences led me to this point… I love the parts of my story that are messy and could be thought of as a failure, because you cannot grow without failure—you just can't. That is how you get there.” Katya Libin is the founder of Katya Libin & Co, a leading innovative and founder first holistic executive coaching practice for leaders looking for a paradigm shift through the Divine Feminine Leadership Program and the 64 Collective. Katya is also co-founder of HeyMama, the largest private network for moms in business in the US, built with the goal of growing the community she was lacking in her own life as a single working mother. HeyMama’s revolutionary platform in support of working mothers was recently acquired by MJR Ventures, making it part of the 1% of female founded businesses that sold a majority stake over the past decade. As a 28-year-old single mom of a 2-year-old daughter, Katya tackled motherhood while running a successful startup. Katya has no regrets about the messiness of her growth and evolution into who she is today and she credits her reeducation to the mindfulness practices and manifesting techniques to live a more positively vibrational life that she now teaches through her latest community building effort, the Divine Feminine Leadership program. Katya and I discussed her experience as an overworked, burnt out single mom and growing up as an immigrant in the US, along with the one message she’d like to share with the entire world… She also shared why she’s so passionate about supporting other women as well as how she’s teaching her daughter and other young women to locate their intuition and trust their bodies in the journey to manifesting their wildest dreams. What we explore in this episode: Katya worked to build HeyMama without a clear model of feminine leadership (04:29) Why Katya wouldn’t change anything about her growth process (10:20) The change in dynamics when investors are brought into a business (15:24) Being present as a mother and as a startup founder (20:12) How you can tap into your spirit when you’re feeling lost (38:35) How to be the love of your own life (55:30) Connect with Katya: KatyaLibin.com Divine Feminine Leadership Program @katyaslife LinkedIn Connect with Nathalie: AllOverAgainPodcast.com @AllOverAgainPodcast LinkedIn
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    58 分
  • How to Claim Your Confidence with Lydia Fenet

    How to Claim Your Confidence with Lydia Fenet
    2024/07/09
    I always say, being an auctioneer is not dissimilar to stand-up, you just kind of get beaten up by the crowd, until the point where you almost create this Teflon skin. And you really try to figure out what works. And what started to work for me was being myself, Lydia Fenet is a two-time author, podcast host of Claim your Confidence, and the founder and CEO of the Lydia Fenet Agency, a boutique agency representing best-in-class charity auctioneers. Over her two-decade-long career, Lydia served as the Global Managing Director of Strategic Partnerships for Christie’s and reshaped the fundraising landscape as the world’s leading charity auctioneer. She has single-handedly raised over one billion dollars for more than 800 organizations and broken-down countless barriers for women in the auction industry, and all over the world by educating women on how to claim their confidence. As a 24-year-old working for the world-famous Christie’s auction house, Lydia was given the chance of a lifetime to try out to be an auctioneer—a field that was completely male-dominated. After climbing the ranks and becoming the head of Christie’s auctioneering program, she had an “a-ha” moment that completely changed her career trajectory. Lydia shared her best advice for anyone suffering from a fear of public speaking, how she stays present, the power of our words, and finding fun in failure. Lydia and I discussed how her career inspired her to claim her own confidence and inspire others through her words in her latest book, Claim Your Confidence. Lydia also shared deeply about the harrowing car accident that she experienced with her family which changed her life and her outlook on it. What we explore in this episode: Lydia’s strategy for immediately commanding the attention of a room (05:17) Showing up and being your authentic self (06:35) Auctioning Bruce Springsteen’s guitar with him on stage at Madison Square Garden (14:47) Why it’s all about the delivery of your words (24:35) How Lydia and her family miraculously survived a near-fatal car accident and live life differently(43:23) Connect with Lydia: LydiaFenet.com @LydiaFenet Buy the book: Claim Your Confidence by Lydia Fenet Connect with Nathalie: AllOverAgainPodcast.com @AllOverAgainPodcast LinkedIn
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    49 分