Dear Hormones

By: Jenny Smith and Kate Bauss
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  • Dear Hormones is a podcast for women to fess up to the things they may have said or done whilst under the influence of their hormones. Jenny Smith and Kate Bauss read letters from women spilling the beans about their teenage tantrums, PMT meltdowns, pregnancy madness and the menopause! There’s a badge for anyone who is featured on the show so, you know, what’s not to love?
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Episodes
  • S3:Ep10 I Didn't Mean To - Hormonal and Menopausal Confessions
    Feb 20 2024

    On today's show brace yourselves for a hellish hormonal story in the local Harvester (we suggest you finish eating first), one woman introduces us to her menopausal alter ego plus we have a letter about ADHD and the menopause. We also have menopause guru Dr Naomi Potter answering some of the most common questions that we hear around the topic.

    Dear Hormones is a podcast for women to fess up to some of the things they may have said or done whilst under the influence of their hormones, be it puberty, pregnancy, PMT or the menopause. Hosts Jenny Smith and Kate Bauss create a safe space for women to feel less alone in their hormonal hell and share their own experiences too.

    This week fellow podcaster Caroline Jones, who will feature Jenny on her show What Have I Done? at the end of February, shares a classic brain fog memory that we're sure many of you will be able to relate to.

    Naomi Potter is one of the leading medical figures when it comes to women's health and the menopause having written an award winning book with Davina McCall on the subject called Menopausing. She runs her own private clinic, Menopuase Care, helping women navigate this often turbulent time.

    Letter writers who are featured on Dear Hormones will earn themselves an exclusive Dear Hormones badge. You can get in touch with the show on email dearhormones@yahoo.com or send a DM on instagram @dearhormones

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    42 mins
  • S3:Ep9 Dancing with Hormones - confessions of hormones and the menopause
    Jan 23 2024

    Jenny and Kate are back with another episode of hormonal confessions including a top tip from Aunty Joy when dealing with hot flushes. There's a letter about brain fog, or 'brain full' as our letter writer describes it and one woman fesses up to her embarrassing menopausal flatulence!

    Dear Hormones is a podcast for women to share their hormonal hell be it puberty, pregnancy, PMT or the menopause. Jenny Smith and Kate Bauss are there to offer their sympathy and understanding as well as sharing their own traumas too.

    Letter writers are rewarded with an exclusive Dear Hormones badge. If you have a story to share you can write to the girls at dearhormones@yahoo.com or DM them on instagram @dearhormones

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    38 mins
  • S3 Ep8 Breathing into a Paper Bag - tales of hormones and the menopause
    Jan 16 2024

    On today's show we have a clash between mother and teen over a Mother's Day card, a story of brain fog during a key presentation at work and one woman's daily hell thanks to the perils of the menopause.

    Dear Hormones is a podcast for women to fess up to the things they may have said or done whilst under the influence of their hormones, be it adolescence, PMT, pregnancy or the menopause.

    Jenny Smith and Kate Bauss read letters from women sharing their hormonal stories as well as talking about the ups and downs they've been facing too. Nothing is off limits.

    If you have a story to share please write to the show at dearhormones@yahoo.com or send them a DM to @dearhormones on instagram. You'll be rewarded with an exclusive Dear Hormones badge if you're featured on the show.

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    31 mins

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