Strong Bones for Life: What Women Need to Know About Osteoporosis with Professor Belinda Beck – Part 1
We often think about osteoporosis as something that happens later in life—but Professor Belinda Beck is here to remind us […]
Healthy Banter
From the Couch to Consistency: Building Healthy Habits That Last with Caitlin Clarke – Part 2
In Part 2 of our conversation with Exercise Physiologist Caitlin Clarke, we unpack the role of exercise alongside GLP-1 medications,
Exercise Made Simple: Breaking Through the Barriers with EP Caitlin Clarke – Part 1
Whether you’re struggling to find the motivation to exercise, unsure where to begin, or wondering if you’re doing enough, this
Breathe Easy: What Every Woman Needs to Know About Menopause, Hearing & Thyroid Health with Dr. Emily Perry – Part 2
When we think about menopause, symptoms like hot flushes and mood changes often come to mind—but did you know hormonal
Breathe Easy: All You Need to Know About Kids’ Tonsils & Adenoids with Dr Emily Perry – Part 1
Do tonsils and adenoids actually serve a purpose? Why do some children seem to be constantly battling sore throats, snoring,
Behind the Banter: Why We Started the Conversation with Meg & Jules
Who are the voices behind Healthy Banter? In this special episode, we’re turning the microphones on ourselves. Join us as we
Bendy, Dizzy & Exhausted: Connecting the Dots – Hypermobility Part 2 with Sharon Hennessey
In Part 2 of our conversation with Sharon Hennessey—award-winning physiotherapist, founder of The Hypermobility Project, and principal of Not Just
Good Day/Bad Day – Hypermobility with Sharon Hennessey Part 1
What does it really mean to be hypermobile—and when does being “just bendy” become something more? In Part 1 of
Seriously… Eat Your 5 Veg! Part 2 with Associate Professor Shelley Wilkinson
This episode is packed with evidence-based advice delivered in a compassionate, practical way—helping women feel more confident and less confused
Nourishing Women with Associate Professor Shelley Wilkinson Part 1
In Episode 6, we sit down with Associate Professor Shelley Wilkinson, women’s health dietitian and clinician-researcher, to unpack what women really need