Substacks recommended by Nancy Fisher

Recommended by Nancy Fisher

Oldster Magazine

By Sari Botton

Exploring what it means to travel through time in a human body, at every phase of life.

From the Forest

By Whitney

Photography and writing on the seasons of the forest, healing, and living a gentle life.

Tending to Your Womb's Substack

By Anietie Ukpe-Wallace

A newsletter/blog all about tending and caring for your womb throughout your reproductive spectrum.

I'm sad to say I didn't tend to my womb until it started to cry. Luckily, it's not too late. Tia's knowledge and perspective have been instrumental in turning things around.

- Nancy Fisher

Phosis

By Susan Campbell

Conversation and Community for Women in Peri/Menopause

Susan's Substack is a resource through perimenopause that feels like that one friend you can always turn to when you're looking for warmth and advice that will both make you feel better and help improve your daily life.

- Nancy Fisher

Things That Don't Suck

By Andrea Gibson + Megan Falley

One poet's quest to uncover what shifts when we shift our attention

Vain Feminist

By Karen Flood

Musings on beauty and aging, and the connections between body, image, and self.

Karen focuses on the traps of beauty and wellness in current cultures that distort both. And she's funny!

- Nancy Fisher

Rethinking Wellness

By Christy Harrison

Critical thinking and compassionate skepticism about wellness and diet culture, and reflections on how to find true well-being.

The Vajenda

By Dr. Jen Gunter

Imagine a Venn diagram with overlapping circles labeled: Medical Facts, Feminism, and Fire. You've arrived at their intersection.

Author of Menopause Manifesto, The Vagina Bible, and Blood. Fellow Canadian. Data and feminist driven.

- Nancy Fisher

Yogaland

By Andrea Ferretti

Reflections and recommendations on embodiment, emotions, motherhood, midlife, and creativity all through the lens of yoga and mindfulness.

I love Andrea's economy of language, a skill given the abstract content of her clear and concise writing. Yogaland, while not a physical space, feels like a place of refuge where I can go when I need some TLC.

- Nancy Fisher

The Equine Ethologist

By Renate Larssen

Making the science of horse behaviour and welfare accessible to horse owners everywhere. By equine ethologist Renate Larssen MSc.