Best Fertility Matters At Work Podcasts (2025)

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Why Fertility Matters at Work? 1:01:19

28d ago1:01:19

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In this powerful episode of The Male Fertility Podcast, hosts Shaun and Ciaran welcome Natalie Silverman and Becky Kearns, co-founders of Fertility Matters at Work. This Community Interest Company is dedicated to improving fertility support in workplaces across the UK and beyond. Both guests bring their personal fertility journeys and professional …

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Why You’re Still Tired — And How to Fix It (with Dr. Andy Galpin) 2:00:05

3h ago2:00:05

2:00:05

On this episode of The Dr. Hyman Show, Dr. Galpin, a leading expert in human performance, shares how to use your blood work, sleep metrics, and movement data in a way that actually helps you feel better—not just check more boxes.We discuss: • What most people get wrong about sleep—and how to fix it• Why early testing can change your long-term healt…

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From Isolation to Inspiration: Jonathan's Fertility Journey 40:39

13h ago40:39

40:39

In this episode of The Male Fertility Podcast, male fertility advocate Jonathan Luwagga joins hosts Ciaran and Shaun to share his deeply personal journey from childhood surgery to becoming a powerful voice for men facing fertility challenges, breaking cultural barriers and transforming shame into advocacy. In this episode, Jonathan reveals: The Hid…

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Is the classic matchmaker making a comeback? 25:38

10h ago25:38

25:38

Forget swiping left and right to find a date. In the new rom-com, Materialists, actress Dakota Johnson plays a New York City matchmaker who helps single people find love... while also trying to find her own happily ever after. Many Aussies are also outsourcing their love lives to a professional. So, what makes a successful matchmaker? And who are t…

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Early Christmas shopping is the new self-care 10:42

10h ago10:42

10:42

Christmas shopping in June isn’t just smart it’s psychologically healthy. Planning early gives your brain a sense of control when life feels uncertain. So, how early do you start Christmas shopping?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Are we giving up on climate change? 13:21

10h ago13:21

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Around the world, climate targets like Net Zero by 2050 are starting to unravel. The Tories in the UK ditched the commitment a couple months ago and closer to home, the NSW Nationals decided they're not committing to the target anymore. So what's going on?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Tamworth’s big win for little readers 13:19

1d ago13:19

13:19

A simple idea is rewriting the story of early childhood literacy in country New South Wales. Through Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, nearly every baby In Tamworth receives a free book each month from birth to age five. The program has been running for more than five years and the results are striking.…

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How pandemic drinking almost destroyed a marriage 22:50

1d ago22:50

22:50

COVID lockdowns changed many people's relationship with alcohol. For journalist Kate Halfpenny and her husband Chris Ogge, a decision to leave the city during the pandemic gave them extra space... but also stirred up something else. Chris's drinking, already a quiet presence in their life, began to take over ... and suddenly, what was supposed to b…

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Why Healing Our Soil Is the Real Healthcare Revolution 1:05:13

1d ago1:05:13

1:05:13

Our health and the health of our soil are deeply intertwined. Modern agriculture has become heavily dependent on synthetic inputs and industrial practices that strip the land of vitality, and the farmers of agency. Many farmers no longer eat what they grow, suffer from poor health, and experience alarming rates of depression and suicide. But there’…

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Does protesting still pack a punch? 5:35

3d ago5:35

5:35

Have you ever been so fired up about something, you had to take to the streets? Mass protests have impacted Los Angeles in recent days. But does marching for change still make the same impact it used to?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Calls grow for e-scooter regulation 19:30

3d ago19:30

19:30

Last week, a 12-year-old boy died after colliding with a parked car while riding an e-scooter. And last month a pedestrian was killed by an allegedly intoxicated rider in Perth. These deaths add to a growing toll, at least 30 people have died in e-scooter incidents over the past five years, a third of them under 18. With fatalities rising and e-sco…

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What happens after you tap your phone to order dinner? 11:33

3d ago11:33

11:33

After an exhausting day at work, many of us like to treat ourselves to dinner via Uber Eats, Door Dash, or Menulog. So, how have these apps changed our lives... and what does the future of home delivery look like?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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What's holding back women’s sport in Australia? 14:44

3d ago14:44

14:44

Despite progress, women’s sport still battles for visibility. Experts say issues like low pay, poor scheduling, and weak infrastructure are stalling professionalisation, with ripple effects felt all the way down to community sport.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Same relationship, two very different stories 38:37

6d ago38:37

38:37

It's fascinating how two people can be in the same relationship and experience it so differently. What feels like a small annoyance to one can be a breaking point for the other. Conflict, connection, communication... none of it comes with a rule book, and most of us are figuring it out as we go. So, how do we keep showing up for each other, especia…

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Ask Aunty: Family that doesn't "do feelings" 12:29

6d ago12:29

12:29

What happens when your family isn't good at talking, listening or validating each other's feelings, and you're facing a major life challenge?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The 287(g) Program: A Force Multiplier for Immigration Enforcement 41:42

6d ago41:42

41:42

The Center for Immigration Studies releases a new podcast episode focusing on the 287(g) program, an ICE initiative that empowers and trains local law enforcement to help identify and detain illegal aliens involved in criminal activity. The Center’s director of policy studies Jessica Vaughan joins host Mark Krikorian to explain how the program work…

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Episode 488: Rethinking Diversity - A New Perspective with Jennifer Tardy 42:46

6d ago42:46

42:46

🎧 Tune in to an inspiring and timely episode of the Ellevate Network Podcast, “Conversations with Women Changing the Face of Business.” In this episode, host Tammy Williams sits down with Jennifer Tardy, recruiter turned advocate, and the visionary Founder & CEO of Jennifer Tardy Consulting. With nearly two decades of experience in talent acquisiti…

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Who actually needs a COVID jab? 12:12

7d ago12:12

12:12

The Australian Government has updated its COVID vaccination guidelines website and one line in particular is grabbing a lot of attention. It says in big bold text: "healthy infants, children and adolescents aged under 18 are not recommended to receive COVID-19 vaccine" Vaccine sceptics are calling it a backflip. Proof, they say, that the science is…

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Ethical Dilemmas: Parenting other people's children 9:21

7d ago9:21

9:21

Many people are child-free by choice .. and child-free wedding and party invitations are often the centre of heated debates online. So, what do you do when you're out and about - maybe enjoying dinner at a restaurant or at a movie - and someone else's child starts acting up? Do you say something? Is it considered "parenting" someone else's child if…

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Will new alcohol delivery laws help prevent family violence? 14:38

7d ago14:38

14:38

Getting alcohol delivered to your door might seem convenient, but in homes already under pressure, it can be a dangerous accelerant. Last year, the National Cabinet acknowledged the clear link between alcohol and gender-based violence. Now South Australia is leading the way with a draft bill to limit delivery times and introduce a mandatory wait pe…

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Buy Now Pay Later changes: How they'll impact consumers 15:46

7d ago15:46

15:46

The Buy Now Pay Later industry has undergone an overhaul, with new regulations coming into force this week. So, do the changes go far enough? And will they help protect people from new high-pressure sales techniques?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Dwayne Johnson on His Health Journey—and Why Ownership of Our Health Matters 44:13

7d ago44:13

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Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson isn’t just a global icon—he’s a father of three and a passionate advocate for taking control of your health. On this episode of The Dr. Hyman Show, I sit down with Dwayne to talk about what it really means to own your health. From advanced labs and AI tools to the power of functional medicine, he shares how root-cause appr…

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The Male Bag | Testing, Self-Blame, Speaking Up & Choosing a Clinics 18:47

8d ago18:47

18:47

Host Ciaran answers your most pressing questions about male fertility in this special Male Bag episode. From when to get tested to dealing with the emotional impact of diagnosis, this episode provides honest, experience-based guidance for men navigating fertility challenges. In this episode, Ciaran discusses: Why men should be proactive about ferti…

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Does tourism raise awareness about conservation or harm fragile places? 8:55

8d ago8:55

8:55

Tourism is often justified as a way to raise awareness, even in ecosystems like the Great Barrier Reef or Antarctica. But does it open our eyes or put fragile places at risk? Scientists warn growing visitor numbers are already damaging Antarctica’s delicate seafloor, so where’s the line?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Fertility industry questioned after another embryo mix-up 14:03

8d ago14:03

14:03

One of Australia's biggest fertility companies has revealed a second embryo mix-up.... just two months after disclosing an earlier embryo transfer mistake. How does this keep happening? And what changes could help Australians have more faith in our fertility health care system?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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How far have you gone to impress someone? 29:05

8d ago29:05

29:05

It's called "downbaditis" and it's an epidemic.You're so "down bad" for someone, you'll pretend you're an expert at their favourite hobby, learn a language, even travel for hours to somewhere in case you "coincidentally" run into them.So, when can a harmless fib be a funny start to a love story, a beautiful friendship, or an amazing career? And whe…

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Ethical Dilemmas: Kid free zones 9:21

8d ago9:21

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What do you do when you're out and about - maybe enjoying dinner at a restaurant or at a movie - and someone else's child starts acting up?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Are We Failing Our Boys at School? 21:06

9d ago21:06

21:06

Aussie boys are falling behind in reading and the gap is only getting worse. The latest global results show girls pushing ahead while boys slip further back. So, is it the way we teach? The books we give them? Or something bigger?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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During a professional bust-up, should you air dirty laundry? 6:52

9d ago6:52

6:52

Sonny and Cher, Cheese and Vegemite, Donald Trump and Elon Musk. Some pairings are iconic, but what happens when things go from nice ... to very, very nasty? In the wake-up one of the biggest bust-up of the year ... we ask, when is it okay to air your dirty laundry?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The truth behind family secrets 17:04

9d ago17:04

17:04

Two of the world's top models, Gigi and Bella Hadid, confirmed their family had been keeping a secret. The sisters revealed they have a younger half-sibling, after their father had a relationship with another woman more than 20 years ago. Meanwhile, actress Mariska Hargitay also recently shared a family secret she'd been keeping for decades - the m…

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Snap this! How photography can change lives 6:12

9d ago6:12

6:12

Do you love taking photos? Well, it's doing more for you than you might think. Whether it’s snapping your dog, the sky at sunset, or your grandkids pulling faces, photography helps us slow down and really see the moment. It gets us out of the house, sparks conversations, and reminds us that our lives are full of small, beautiful things. So think ab…

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Healing Autoimmunity from the Inside Out, What Most Doctors Miss 1:09:59

9d ago1:09:59

1:09:59

Autoimmune disease is explored as a complex and rising health challenge driven largely by lifestyle and environmental factors rather than genetics alone. Conventional treatments often rely on immune-suppressing medications that manage symptoms but fail to address underlying causes like gut dysfunction, chronic infections, toxins, and stress. A func…

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Episode 23: Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) with Disha Narang, MD 55:15

9d ago55:15

55:15

Send us a text Welcome to another episode of The Gynarchy Podcast! Today, I’m speaking with endocrinologist and obesity and culinary medicine specialist Dr. Disha Narang about a common but misunderstood medical condition, polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). In “Episode 23: Understanding Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome”, Dr. Narang joins me to explain w…

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Is your smartphone a parasite? 9:15

10d ago9:15

9:15

A new article in the Australasian Journal of Philosophy argues humans are hosts and phones are the parasite. So, what is our relationship with our phones?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Why do people choose to donate their body to science? 13:52

10d ago13:52

13:52

The University of Queensland is a major medical teaching institution. It's reliant on generous donors who give their bodies to science, to allow budding doctors to learn. So, why has the uni had had to say "NO" to new donors? And why do people choose to donate their body to science?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Will new rules for cosmetic injectables make these procedures safer for Aussies? 28:09

10d ago28:09

28:09

Overfilled lips, sculpted cheeks and a wrinkle free brow used to be a look you'd see on Hollywood stars or a Kardashian. Now, you're just as likely to see this face on your friends, family, and your social media circle. Australia's medical regulator last week introduced new safeguards aimed at protecting young people from potentially dangerous side…

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Bonus Episode: Healing ADHD at the UltraWellness Center 55:15

12d ago55:15

55:15

This special bonus episode features Dr. George Papanicolaou from the UltraWellness Center, diving into how functional medicine approaches ADHD — and why the root cause is rarely just in the brain.In this conversation, Dr. Papanicolaou shares the story of a young woman struggling with ADHD symptoms that conventional medicine failed to resolve. Throu…

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Ask Aunty: my child's best friend is being mean 10:51

13d ago10:51

10:51

When your child's best buddy is being mean, you might want to say "Hey Kid! That's my baby! Back off!" But is it really helpful to get involved?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The truth about parenting and how it changes you 40:25

13d ago40:25

40:25

Parenting doesn't come with a rule book. It's raw, real, and totally unpredictable. No one hands you a step-by-step guide the day your child is born, you just dive in. And somewhere in the chaos, you realise you're not just raising a child, you're also becoming someone new. Every parent is winging it, one messy, beautiful moment at a time. So, how …

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Foreign Student Admissions: How Does It Work and What Are the Challenges? 37:56

13d ago37:56

37:56

With foreign student visas at Harvard and elsewhere in the news, today's episode of Parsing Immigration Policy features Andrew Arthur, the Center for Immigration Studies fellow in law and policy, providing a crash course on the subject. He explains the foreign student admissions process, the responsibilities of schools certified to enroll foreign s…

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What's behind the boom in grey divorce? 18:05

14d ago18:05

18:05

More older Australians are finding themselves suddenly single, facing housing stress, and heading back to work, all thanks to a growing trend of late-in-life divorce. Nearly one in three divorces now involves someone aged 50 or older. Why are so many splitting up after long marriages?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Is the university sector in terminal decline? 6:49

14d ago6:49

6:49

Many experts fear the university sector is the grip of an identity crisis. Once proud institutions of knowledge and debate… now accused of becoming sausage factories... with declining funding, academic burnout, bureaucratic bloat, and staff cutbacks. There are growing doubts about whether a degree is even worth it anymore.…

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Should Australia invest more in competitive gaming? 19:06

14d ago19:06

19:06

Forget the cliche image of gamers as nerds in a basement... competitive gaming is now a multi-billion dollar global industry and professional gamers are superstars who earn millions. Now, there's a push for Australia to invest more in this growing industry... particularly as we approach the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.…

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My Two Cents: Sarah McLeod 6:44

14d ago6:44

6:44

Musician Sarah McLeod, who fronts The Superjesus, reveals her rock n roll approach to finances. After hitting rock bottom financially almost 20 years ago, she's worked her way back up to a place where she can make impulse purchases without breaking the bank.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Jeff Bland (Part 2): The Science of Immune Aging—and How to Reverse It 1:13:07

14d ago1:13:07

1:13:07

Dr. Jeff Bland has been a guiding force in my life—and in the world of Functional Medicine. For decades, his work has helped shift medicine away from naming and blaming disease, toward truly understanding and addressing its root causes.In this episode of The Dr. Hyman Show, Jeff and I continue our conversation about how to turn the tide on chronic …

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Beyond Performance: Sex During Fertility Treatment with Kate Moyle 52:18

15d ago52:18

52:18

In this episode of The Male Fertility Podcast, psychosexual therapist Kate Moyle joins hosts Ciaran and Shaun to discuss the complex relationship between sex and fertility, addressing the often unspoken sexual side effects of fertility struggles. In this episode, Kate reveals: Men Do Seek Help: Contrary to common belief, Kate's practice is approxim…

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Can you do anything about the forever chemicals in your body? 15:23

15d ago15:23

15:23

New data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows that 85% of Australians have at least three types of PFAS in their blood - the forever chemicals found in everyday products. The numbers are grim, and if you live near a site that's known to be contaminated by PFAS none of this will be new to you. But what does it mean for the rest of us? How …

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What's the best way to protect mum and dad from cyber scams? 12:24

15d ago12:24

12:24

Online scams targeting older Australians are getting bolder - and more expensive. From remote access tricks, to phishing texts and email invoice fraud... when anything can be a scam, what's the best way to protect your loved ones?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Has the Right to Disconnect made a difference in your life? 23:55

15d ago23:55

23:55

The Right to Disconnect law is about to be put to the test in court for the first time. It's approaching a year since the legislation came into effect. So, do you feel like you can fully disconnect after work now?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Should you be dipping into your super? 15:19

16d ago15:19

15:19

More Aussies than ever have withdrawn from their superannuation fund on "compassionate grounds."But what are the long-term effects on your finances? And why are some experts calling the practice "predatory"?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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