The Merry Menopause Bookclub

The Merry Menopause Podcast has become one of my most loved & trusted guides to navigating the choppy waters of this menopause life transition. Jo’s manner is so warm and authentic and she interviews such a wide range of authors covering all areas that I’ve become so more better informed, less fearful & more inspired for what lies ahead. It’s like meeting up for a regular cuppa & a chat with the best ever menopause ‘big sisters’ passing back insights and wisdom to find your OWN best way through - to not just feel better, but to really harness the opportunities this menopause transition presents. Thank you Jo! Can’t wait for next season!

I adore the Merry Menopause podcast - I’ve been an avid listener from the start and Jo and her guests have become such warm, heartening and supportive company on this intense perimenopause journey. It has resonated often and I’ve learned so much about what is happening to our bodies and minds at this life stage, how it can manifest, how we can help ourselves. The range of authors Jo talks to introduces natural, mindful and medical approaches to menopause, with some myth and fiction along the way, enabling the listener to then delve deeper into the books that speak to their own menopause path. Huge, heartfelt thanks for all the midlife and menopause wisdom, experience, passion and expertise shared; it is so needed.

This has been on my list of podcasts for several months now. Today (due to some cancelled work commitments) I finally gave myself the time to listen in. Time well spent! It’s such an easy and informative listen. Jo has clearly read the books she’s talking to the authors about. Which we know is not always the case. She allows the authors to talk, tell their stories and share their wisdom, whilst prompting them from her own curiosity and her desire to educate us, with spot on questions. It was a joy to listen to. You’ll feel like your in good company. Enjoy!

Loved listening to your chat especially the “moron mum” part. I too feel my adolescent sons love ganging up on me! Thanks for sharing your knowledge, the “tomorrow is another day” part helped me breathe and see light at the end of the tunnel. Keep it up Jo Xx