Episode 50: A Review of the First 50 Episodes!
Joy Noble • September 3, 2024
Welcome to Pints & Pelvic Floors: The Podcast. In Episode 50 we are doing a recap of the first 50 episodes!
I love numbers so we are diving into all of the numbers!
All Time Downloads: 1708 downloads
Where You Are Listening From:
Top 5 Continents:
- North America
- Europe
- Africa
- Asia
- Oceania
Top 5 Countries:
- USA
- Ireland
- Mexico
- Canada
- UK
Top 5 Cities:
- Baltimore, MD
- Washington, DC
- Chicago, IL
- Los Angeles, CA
- Albuquerque, NM
Number of Guests: 15 guest episodes (with more on the way)
Top 5 Guest Episodes:
- Episode 36: Chiropractors Meets Functional Medicine with Dr Liz Santangelo
- Episode 25: Beating Burnout: An Interview with Robyn Forney of The Burnout OT
- Episode 27: Maximizing Wellness Thru Massage: An Interview with Heather Conlon of Tranquil Traditions
- Episode 28: Pelvic Therapy with a Fertility Focus: An Interview with Dr. Melissa Thompson
- Episode 23: An Interview with James Rehak of Sobo Strength & Performance
Top 5 Episodes:
- Episode 8: A Tight vs Weak Pelvic Floor
- Episode 2: Pelvic Floor 101
- Episode 18: Soluble vs Insoluble Fiber Types
- Episode 24: Constipation Unveiled: Pelvic Therapy’s Impact on Digestive Well-being
- Episode 16: The Five Types of Urinary Leakage
Have a question or suggestion for an episode?
- Email us at joy@pelvicpride.com
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- Visit the Pelvic Pride website
- Give us a call: 410-941-9512
- Send us an email: info@pelvicpride.com
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- Pelvic Pride Physical Therapy & Wellness: @pelvicpride
- Dr. Joy:
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