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Quiet The Clock

Are you a woman in your thirties or early forties feeling the relentless tick of a clock, be it biological or otherwise? Are you caught in the comparison game, sensing time slipping away? Look no further!

Podcast · By Beth Gulotta · American English · Official site

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Sep 2, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Are You Choosing Your Life or Following a Timeline? (opens the original)

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    What happens when the life you imagined for yourself doesn't unfold on the timeline you expected? In this deeply personal conversation, Beth sits down with licensed mental health counselor Anne Sandefur, JD, EdM, LMHC, to talk about her decision to freeze her eggs at 34 and everything that came with it. Anne opens up about the emotional, physical, and mental realities of the experience, from the uncertainty and financial stress to anger, grief, gratitude, and the complicated feelings that can co

  2. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Why You Feel the Need to Keep Everyone Happy (opens the original)

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    What if the life you thought you'd have by 30 doesn't look anything like the life you're actually living? In this episode of Quiet The Clock, Beth sits down with psychologist Dr. Laura Bersenbrugge for an honest and deeply relatable conversation about the pressure so many of us carry through our 20s and 30s. The career, the relationship, marriage, kids, financial stability. There can be an invisible timeline in our heads telling us where we're supposed to be by a certain age. And when real life

  3. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Should You Freeze Your Eggs? The Truth About Fertility, Anxiety & Future Motherhood (opens the original)

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    What happens when you're successful, independent, and still feel like your biological clock is quietly ticking in the background? Beth sits down with Ariana White, a publicist at Atlantic Records, for an honest conversation about fertility, egg freezing, anxiety, and the complicated journey toward motherhood. Ari opens up about why she chose to freeze her eggs as an empowering insurance policy, how societal pressure shaped her decisions, and how having generous fertility benefits through work ga

  4. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    You're Not Behind in Your 30s: Stop Letting Society Decide Your Timeline (opens the original)

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    What if your 30s aren't supposed to look the way you thought they would? At 34, Kayla Kleinman found herself confronting the gap between the life she imagined she'd have by this point and the life she was actually living. As the creator behind a huge Instagram community focused on the conversations no one seems to be having about your 30s, Kayla has built a following by saying out loud what so many people are quietly thinking. In this candid conversation, Kayla sits down with therapist Beth Gulo

  5. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    Why More Women Are Freezing Their Eggs (opens the original)

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    Why are women really freezing their eggs? The answer may surprise you. For years, we've been told that women delay motherhood because they're focused on building their careers. But what if that's not the real story? In this eye-opening conversation, Beth sits down with Yale professor and author Marcia C. Inhorn to uncover what she learned after interviewing more than 150 women who chose to freeze their eggs. Her groundbreaking research reveals a very different reality: the biggest reason women a

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