Journey to Womanhood is a podcast exploring the raw, real, and inspiring stories of women’s early experiences. Through candid interviews with women from all walks of life, we’re breaking the silence and diving into the conversations that often go unspoken—your first period, self-discovery, pleasure, body image struggles, and first intimate experiences. We unpack the moments that shaped us and reflect on how things could have been more empowering—creating space for growth, healing, and deeper connection. Whether you’re a teen or young woman finding your way, or an adult revisiting the past, this podcast offers wisdom, solidarity, and a safe space to learn and grow. 💫 Let’s break the cycle of shame and confusion and shape a future where every woman feels empowered in her body and experiences. 🔗 Learn more about girls’ circles at: https://journeytowomanhood.org
In this powerful and deeply personal episode, Lila shares her story as a woman of mixed Portuguese and Cuban heritage, offering insight into her unique path to reclaiming the feminine. She reminds us that education around womanhood, particularly menstrual and body literacy, is just as vital for boys as it is for girls.
Lila reflects on a childhood marked by neglect and abuse, and how, in the absence of nurturing care, she has learn...
In this interview, Petra reflects on her evolving body awareness over the years and wonders if this process could have been accelerated with the right education at an earlier age. She opens up about an early sexual experience and discusses the subconscious impact it has had on her. Petra also delves into her exploration of the "inner masculine," and how intimacy can be influenced when there is a lack of this inner strength to guide...
In this touching interview, Anas discusses the unique challenges of navigating the two worlds of menopause and coming of age, which at times can feel like two opposing journeys. She opens up about her own early experiences with loss and health struggles, which significantly shaped her personal path into womanhood. Ana also reflects on how these experiences have influenced her concerns for her children’s futures.
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In this episode, we sit down with Linda to explore her journey into womanhood. She reflects on how her faith shaped her experience of sexuality—both positively and negatively—and how, despite floating through her teenage years with a sense of ease, she now recognizes what was missing: a deeper connection to her body.
We also discuss how media and societal expectations for women have evolved over time. While Linda’s generation may n...
In this episode, Gaynor shares her personal journey with pleasure and sexuality from a young age, as well as the challenges she faced in integrating that pleasure into intimate connections later in life. We explore the cycle of protection and resentment that many women experience after years of disconnecting from their bodies and needs—often losing themselves in the masculine-driven pursuit of orgasm as the ultimate goal.
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I'm starting this series by sharing my own early stories—my first period, first experiences with pleasure body image intimacy. I'll explore my journey learning to embrace authenticity and let go of external expectations. It's been a deep, ongoing process, but I'm grateful for the challenges that shaped me. My hope is to inspire the younger generation with a different way—one that feels easier, more beautiful, and truly connected.
In this episode, Genevieve shares candid reflections on early life, periods, body image, and sexuality, offering a down-to-earth, practical perspective.
Coming from a scientific family grounded in facts, she brings an honest and balanced voice, reminding us how natural it is to feel at home in our bodies—when we feel safe. Her wisdom is reassuring and empowering, making this a must-listen for navigating the journey to womanhood.
Kalyani shares her early experiences, including her positive views on body image and intimacy. She reflects on the lack of guidance from women around her and why it's time for change. She also shares 3 books that shaped her growth: 'Wild Feminine' by Tami Lynn Kent, 'The Thirteen Original Clan Mothers' by Jamie Sams, and 'If Women Rose Rooted' by Sharon Blackie.
Holly shares her early experiences with shame around pleasure. She reflects on societal expectations and how she's reclaiming her sense of self. She talks about the book Period Power by Maisie Hill—a resource she wishes she'd read when she was younger! Check it out here: Period Power on Amazon
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