Robin Stebbins
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Each week we explore new ways to heal your body from the root, igniting your inner healer. You are the medicine.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Medicine Girl Podcast traces the spiritual, political and personal beliefs that shape a deeply intuitive approach to healing.
Robin Stebbins runs Medicine Girl Podcast as a free-flowing interview show, following guests from bodily symptoms into spirituality, personal autonomy and distrust of medical institutions.
A regenerative farmer drops by; Robyn Stebbins lets your curiosity follow the conversation far from the farm.
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A skeptical conversation about supplements, trust, and what people notice when they step away from them.
Robyn Openshaw takes a skeptical look at supplements and the way health advice gets sold. The episode stays close to her own questions about the supplement story, the reactions she has seen from people who felt better after stopping their supplements, and her refusal to tell…
A return visit that turns injuries, homeschooling, and fear into a broader case for preparation.
Dave Weiss returns to Medicine Girl for a conversation that begins with kite surfing, wind winging, and an injured knee, then settles into homeschooling, kids hearing old episodes, and the idea that ordinary routines can help prepare a child for a harder world.
A skeptical B-12 discussion that turns nutrition into a larger argument about nature, propaganda, and authority.
This episode stays anchored on B-12, yet it keeps reaching outward to plant-based eating, lab-made vitamins, the language of deficiency, and the sense that medicine has turned a synthetic story into common sense.
A practitioner-led look at Chinese medicine, shaped by observation, experience, and personal conviction.
This conversation offers a close look at Chinese medicine through Dr. Julia Lee, who describes moving from science and pharmaceutical research into herbal medicine, acupuncture, cupping, and clinic work in Santa Clara.
A pointed, anti-hype episode about how wellness claims get polished into common sense.
Medicine Girl treats wellness culture like a racket, with Robin Stebbins putting truth telling and self trust at the center of the discussion.
A firm, supportive discussion of birth trauma, home birth, and practical preparation.
This conversation focuses on birth trauma, home birth, and the case for giving pregnancy and delivery more informed support. Billie Harrigan comes across as a steady voice for natural and home birth, especially for listeners trying to work through fear or guilt after a hard…
A forceful critique of birth care that turns personal testimony into a wider systems argument.
The episode frames birth care as more than a medical process, casting it instead as a place where control, trauma, and spiritual conflict can meet.
A conversation that pits medical systems against each other while tracing where belief, diagnosis, and healing meet.
Robyn Stebbins and chiropractor Dr. Gabe Roberts spend their time in a real back-and-forth, weighing functional medicine against allopathic medicine and touching muscle testing, homeopathy, Lyme testing, and lab work.
Herbal medicine mapped through stars and plants.
Robyn Stebbins interviews Paula Conroy about healing feminine consciousness through rites of passage, addressing parenting challenges with technology, and embracing death as a natural transition.
Beth Blackmore, a former federal HR leader in Ottawa, Canada, describes losing 60 pounds after starting a health reset in March 2019 that focused on whole foods, ketosis, intermittent fasting, and removing sugar and processed carbs.
Robyn Stebbins hosts Paul Zolman on Medicine Girl Podcast Episode 71, where he explains the "role of love" as a daily practice he designed after childhood abuse and years of anger.
The terrain becomes the battleground.
The body knows before institutions do.
Robin Stebbins, Jake, and PJ host Medicine Girl for a cross-show conversation about supplements, sovereignty, and why they think fear is used to sell solutions.
Corey Bignell says a 15-year nursing career in Kitchener, Ontario ended after mandates put her on unpaid leave, and she left Canada for northern Nicaragua with her son.
Robyn Stebbins frames Medicine Girl Podcast Episode 89, Part 2, around what helps people diagnosed with schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, and bipolar disorder.
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Robin Stebbins hosts Crow777 on Medicine Girl Podcast Episode 81, and the conversation centers on medicine, parasites, heavy metals, and what both speakers call an “upside down world.” Crow describes a liquid zeolite product called Masterpiece, says a wife’s home tests showed “every heavy metal on the list, max,” and claims later testing showed a “significantly less” metal load after use.
Robin Stebbins sits down with Daniel Roytas for a sharp conversation about supplements and natural medicine.
Host Robyn Stebbins interviews Dr.
Robyn Stebbins interviews chiropractor Dr.
Jamie Andrews starts with a move.
Robyn Stebbins sits down with Billie Harrigan to talk about birth trauma, natural and home birth, and reclaiming birth choices.
Robin Stebbins opens the door to a blunt conversation about healing, then brings on Zach from Power of the Pulse.
The episode opens with the show's familiar idea that purifying body, mind, and spirit helps the body heal itself, then broadens into a longer conversation.
Robin Stebbins opens by bringing the focus back to the body as the place where truth gets felt.
Robyn Stebbins opens the conversation by putting financial health in the same bucket as body health.
Robyn opens by asking Molly Englehart how she went from running vegan restaurants in Los Angeles to regenerative kitchen and ranch life in Texas.
Robyn Stebbins welcomes Robyn Openshaw and opens the conversation on vitamins and supplements.
Darlene Green brings a Navy career and a serious health history to the conversation.
Robin Stebbins opens the conversation with Julia.
Janice Barcelo comes on to talk about birth protocols, trauma-based control, and why she sees modern medicine and radiation as dangerous.
Lindsay calls it a hamster wheel, and Robyn is right there with her.
Kristen Nagel describes moving from a 14-year NICU nursing career into holistic nutrition, then into rejecting vaccination and birth-system norms after her first son was born.
Medicine Girl Podcast episode 90 features Robin Stebbins interviewing David Parker, co-author of What Really Makes You Ill with Dawn Lester, about a 10-year research project that rejects germ theory.