The Canna Curious Podcast: Conversations on Cannabis, Wellness & Women’s Health
The Canna Curious Podcast: Conversations on Cannabis, Wellness & Women’s Health
Podcast Description
A podcast exploring medicinal cannabis, plant-based healing, and women’s health. Host Kyla de Clifford shares real stories, expert insights, and conscious conversations about chronic pain, nervous system support, advocacy, and natural medicine. For curious minds redefining healing.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on topics related to women's health, chronic pain management, and the therapeutic benefits of medicinal cannabis. Episodes feature real-life stories like that of Sharna Stewart, who discusses the challenges of using cannabis in a hospital setting, and Alice Davy, who shares her experiences with cannabis during pregnancy while managing endometriosis, multiple sclerosis, and ADHD.
A podcast exploring medicinal cannabis, plant-based healing, and women’s health. Host Kyla de Clifford shares real stories, expert insights, and conscious conversations about chronic pain, nervous system support, advocacy, and natural medicine. For curious minds redefining healing.
Note: Canna Curious is an independent educational podcast. Content is for general information only and does not promote or advertise any therapeutic goods. Always talk to a qualified health professional about your individual circumstances.
For decades, women have been expected to fit into healthcare systems that were never really designed with us in mind.
This week I'm sharing the story that made me realise the gap in women's health research isn't just a cannabis problem, it's a women's health problem.
From being prescribed Stilnox before anyone understood how differently women metabolised it, to the everyday conversations I have with women who apologise before asking a simple question, this episode explores what happens when we stop assuming and start listening.
I also share why I've launched an international survey asking women how they actually want to be spoken to about medicinal cannabis, what I hope to do with the results, and why I believe listening might be the most powerful form of advocacy we have.
Plus:
- Why women have historically been underrepresented in medical research
- The NSW driving law debate—and how not to get distracted from the bigger picture
- This week's Wellness Field Note on learning to truly listen
- Dating updates, gummies gone wrong, and why I might soon be answering to ”Mistress Kyla.”
Resources
📝 Help shape the future of cannabis education for women
Complete the How Women Want to Be Spoken To About Cannabis survey here:
📣 Want to support cannabis law reform?
Download my guide with the next steps you can take to support cannabis legalisation and fair driving laws.
This weeks episode is supported by Azure Health
If you enjoyed this episode, I'd love it if you left a review, shared it with a friend, or tagged me on social media. Every conversation helps break stigma and bring us one step closer to better education for women.
Connect with Kyla de Clifford
Instagram: @cannacuriousaus
TikTok: @cannacuriousau
YouTube: @cannacurious
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Disclaimer:
We are not doctors, and this is not medical advice. Everything shared here is based on our personal lived experiences and the stories of others. Always speak with a qualified healthcare professional before making any changes to your health or wellness routine.
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