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Today’s conversation goes deep into what really happens when women finally step into a menopause support space, the privacy they protect fiercely, the relief they feel when they discover they’re not alone, and the hunger for real, accessible care.
Guiding this exploration is Angela MacGregor, the powerhouse founder of the National Menopause Show. Angela is rewriting the script on how Canada talks about menopause: bold, future-focused, and grounded in evidence and humanity.
Together, we unpack why so many women show up to these sessions quietly and alone, why access to informed care still feels out of reach, and how normalization and community are slowly breaking decades of stigma.
Angela brings her signature clarity and courage as we explore what it truly means to elevate menopause from a whispered topic to a national priority, one honest conversation at a time.
What You’ll Hear in This Episode
Why privacy is a top reason women attend menopause sessions solo
The massive access gap in menopause care — and how it impacts real lives
The moment of “Oh… it’s not just me” that shifts everything
How stigma dissolves when menopause becomes a normalized, public conversation
The cultural shift Angela is championing through the National Menopause Show
Key Takeaways
Women often seek menopause support alone for privacy
Access to menopause-informed care remains limited
Shared experiences bring relief, connection, and validation
Every menopause journey is unique — and deserves respect
Education empowers women, providers, and workplaces
Larger cultural conversations are changing fast
Safe, stigma-free spaces are essential for women’s health and confidence
Chapters:
00:00:00 - Introduction to Angela MacGregor
00:03:00 - The National Menopause Show’s Impact
00:09:00 - Challenges Women Face During Menopause
00:15:00 - The Importance of Community and Education
00:21:00 - Advocacy and Support from Healthcare Providers
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🌐 Website: National Menopause Show
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