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Steel Roses Podcast
Steel Roses is a podcast created for women by women. Social pressures for women are constant. Professionals, stay at home moms, working moms, we are here to tell you that you are not alone! This podcasts primary focus is providing real honest content shedding light on the daily struggles of women while also elevating women's voices.
All women are experiencing similar pressures and hurdles, and yet, no one is talking out in the open. If these topics continue to only exist as whispered conversations then we further permeate a culture of judgement and shame.
Join Jenny weekly as she discusses topics that effect women in a relatable, honest way.
Steel Roses Podcast
Latest Episodes
The Lindsay Clancy Case: Postpartum Psychosis, the Insanity Defense & Where Accountability Meets Mental Illness
The Lindsay Clancy case has reignited difficult conversations about postpartum psychosis, postpartum depression, maternal mental health, the insanity defense, and criminal accountability. But when social media reduces a complicate...
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The Dangerous Myth of “Building Tolerance” to Food Allergies
"Just eat a little every day and your body will get used to it” is common advice given to people with food allergies and sensitivities—but repeating something often does not make it safe or scientifically sound.In this episode, we explor...
Is Strength Training Safe for Kids? Exercise Facts Every Parent Should Know
The fastest way to get kids moving usually isn’t a lecture about health—it’s turning exercise into a game they actually want to play.In this episode, I’m sharing how our family made children’s fitness a normal and enjoyable part of every...
The Overscheduled Family: Having the courage to slow down
Does your family calendar feel like a game of Tetris you can never win? Between practices, games, lessons, fees, weekend travel, and endless driving, kids’ extracurricular activities can quickly turn parenting into a second full-time job.
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