HerSeason Collective PodCast
With Shanna — Social Psychologist & PhD researcher, women’s hormones and peri-menopause
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Experience the work, not hype
HerSeason is a research-first podcast. Each episode pairs empirical findings with lived stories so listeners come away informed and better able to act. Conversations are grounded in data, but always humane — practical guidance, not guesses.
Empower Women
Conversations are grounded in data, but always humane
Empower Women
Conversations are grounded in data, but always humane
Shanna
Social Psychologist
PhD researcher – Peri-Menopause
Upcoming Podcasts
I’m Shanna, a social psychologist and PhD researcher studying women’s hormones across the peri-menopause transition. My work combines rigorous field research with lived experience: I interview women, collect longitudinal data, and test practical interventions that help people manage symptoms and stay connected to work, family and community. HerSeason exists to change that.
08:50pm
Breaking the Silence: Peri-menopause
Speaker: Shanna
10:50pm
Behind the Methods: Fieldwork & Ethics
Speaker: Shanna
05:20pm
Voices from the Vault: Real Stories
Speaker: Shanna
01:10pm
Toolkit Episode: Sleep, Mood & Daily Functioning
Speaker: Shanna
Explore The Best Topics for HerSeason
HerSeason explores the most relevant, research-driven and practical topics about peri-menopause. Hosted by Shanna, each episode blends clear science, lived stories and actionable steps — from hormone basics and symptom toolkits to cultural context, workplace support, research transparency and community solutions — so researchers, clinicians and everyday listeners leave informed and ready to act.
Hormone science, simply explained
Clear, plain-language breakdowns of hormone changes in peri-menopause and what they mean for symptoms and daily life.
Practical symptom toolkits
Short, evidence-based strategies listeners can try tonight for sleep, hot flashes, mood and focus.
Cultural context & access
Comparative episodes on how different cultures understand and respond to peri-menopause, highlighting gaps and local solutions.
Workplace policies that work
Actionable employer and manager practices to support staff during hormonal transitions.
Research methods & ethics (Behind the Methods)
Transparent explanations of study design, recruitment, and limits so listeners understand how the evidence was produced.
Lived stories & peer solutions
First-person accounts and community-led adaptations that surface practical, low-cost ways to cope and thrive.
Recent episodes you can listen to now
New episodes from HerSeason are published regularly. Subscribe to get episode drops, research summaries and listener Q&As delivered to your inbox.
From Data to Dignity — Turning scientific findings into respectful, usable advice
Community & Care — Peer support programs that actually move outcomes for women.
Workplace Support — Practical adjustments and policies employers can implement now.
Why HerSeason
HerSeason explores the most relevant, research-driven and practical topics about peri-menopause. Hosted by Shanna, each episode blends clear science, lived stories and actionable steps — from hormone basics and symptom toolkits to cultural context, workplace support, research transparency and community solutions — so researchers, clinicians and everyday listeners leave informed and ready to act.
Research-first
Episodes grounded in peer-reviewed studies and primary data. Clear show notes with references for every episode.
Culturally curious
Explicit focus on whether findings apply beyond Western samples. Prioritises under-researched populations
Practical focus
Each episode ends with 1–3 actionable steps listeners can try. Tools, checklists and simple experiments—not just theory
Compassionate storytelling
Lived voices guide the research questions and priorities. Interviews that respect dignity and context.
Community & support
Subscriber-only Q&As, guides and listener meetups. Pathways for listeners to share experiences and find peers.
Transparent process
Methods, ethics and recruitment described plainly in “Behind the Methods.” Open about limits of current evidence and next research steps.
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