Every Womyn & Her Dog

Send us Fan Mail Every Womyn and Her Dog – Episode 11 Where Did the Women's Circle Go? Once upon a time, women held women through life's transitions. Through the beginnings, the endings, the celebrations, the losses and all the moments in between. There was a circle. A place to be witnessed, supported, heard and reminded that we were never meant to navigate life's changes alone. But...

Send us Fan Mail Every Womyn and Her Dog – Episode 10 The space between who you were and who you're becoming There is a space in personal growth that we don't always talk about. The old way no longer quite fits. You know differently. You want differently. Perhaps you're even beginning to choose differently. But the woman you're becoming doesn't feel completely natural yet...

Send us Fan Mail Every Womyn and Her Dog – Episode 9 New Beginnings — Courage and the Path of Least Resistance What if a new beginning doesn’t start with a decision? Sometimes change begins long before we can name it, as discomfort, restlessness, curiosity, a recurring thought, or the quiet sense that something in our lives no longer fits. In this episode of Every Womyn & Her Dog , Jo and Kate...

Send us Fan Mail Every Womyn and Her Dog – Episode 8 Menopause - The hidden invitation We’ve taught women what menopause can do to their bodies. But have we taught them what menopause may be asking of their lives? In this episode of Every Womyn and Her Dog , Joanne Lea is joined by Katelyn Dwyer-Taylor and special guest Sandra Stack, creator of Sh!ft-ology, author of This Is Your Shift , and Inner...

Send us Fan Mail Every Womyn and Her Dog – Episode 7 Information Isn't Transformation You know the pattern. You've read the books. Listened to the podcasts. Attended the workshops. You understand what needs to change. So why does life still look the same? In this episode of Every Womyn & Her Dog , we unpack one of the biggest misconceptions in personal growth: the belief that more in...

Send us Fan Mail Every Womyn and Her Dog – Episode 6 So many women have become experts at coping. Holding everything together.  Managing everyone else.  Pushing through exhaustion.  Functioning on autopilot while quietly feeling disconnected from themselves. And because they’re still “doing life,” no one realises they’re surviving. In this episode of Every Womyn & Her Dog, we unpack the differ...

Send us Fan Mail Why does wanting more feel so uncomfortable for so many women? More fulfilment. More alignment. More depth. More from life, relationships, work, motherhood, purpose… and self. In this episode of Every Womyn & Her Dog, we unpack the conditioning many women carry around desire, ambition, needs, and expansion — and why wanting more is so often mistaken for selfishness. I’m joined...

Send us Fan Mail Self Love — Why It’s Confronting Self love gets spoken about constantly… but what happens when it doesn’t actually land ? In this episode of Every Womyn & Her Dog , we unpack what self love really is — beyond the surface-level rituals, affirmations, and quick fixes. Because on paper, it’s about being kinder to yourself. But in reality… it often asks you to face parts of yourse...

Send us Fan Mail What makes a space transformational … and not just another event? In this episode of Every Womyn & Her Dog , we take you inside And She Rose (a 2-day immersive experience for women), and unpack what’s actually happening beneath the surface. Because on paper, it’s conversation, reflection, and guided work. But in reality… it’s something far deeper. In This Episode, We Explore:...

Send us Fan Mail Episode 2 – The Cycle Within the Cycle Women’s cyclical nature — beyond menstruation. Energy, seasons, and phases of becoming. In this episode of Every Womyn & Her Dog , Jo is joined by Katelyn Dwyer-Taylor for a deeper conversation about something that quietly shapes the way women experience life — our cyclical nature. While many people reduce female cycles to menstruation, t...

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to the very first episode of Every Womyn and Her Dog. Today, Jo is joined by Katelyn Dwyer-Taylor, Kristy Lees, and Carissa Skrinnikoff to unpack a phrase we hear constantly: “You need to do the work.” But what does that actually mean? Is it therapy? Journaling? Awareness? Accountability?  Or something deeper? This conversation is real, reflective, and at times… a little c...