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‘Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark’ is a health and wellness podcast where each guest provides their own remedy to heal a sick culture - physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Apothecaries were the place where people would go for natural remedies, and Alex is restoring this concept by inviting expert guests every Monday and Thursday night at 6pm PST/9pm EST to share raw, unpasteurized truths!
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I have been binge listing to this for the past few months, and it has completely changed the way I make decisions for my and my family’s health and wellness. Thank you for bringing on a variety of guest to give your listeners the information they need to make informed decisions. I heard once that we (the majority of people) don’t have a common sense problem, we have a courage problem. Thank you for your boldness and courage to say what needs to be said and empowering others to stand up for what is good, right, and true. Keep trailblazing!
I’ve been listening and enjoying Alex’s guests and information for at least 6 months and it just gets better and better. I want to see not only the US standards change from the inside out not the top down. This happens with heart change. While Alex is a truth telling, no tiptoeing around type of gal which coming from Maine myself, I appreciate but also coming into this as an eyes wide open Christian who want people to wake up to the deceptive lies the enemy has woven throughout our culture, I truly appreciate her content and expanding peoples perspectives! Thank you Alex for being brave and bold and tackling the hard topics that so many steer clear of out of fear. Mad respect and gratitude for you!
Culture Apothecary is not for the weak minded or easily influenced. The show platforms ideas and information that can be truly life changing for anyone in the United States with topics that speak to the overall health and wellness of our culture. Alex is an incredible journalist, engaging quick and intelligent back and forth with her guests that both dig deeper into a discussion and also provide pushback when necessary. Alex is a humble-hearted and hilarious anchor to the show and her infectious curiosity always keeps me coming back for more. (Her ads alone make me feel less alone in my spaz/crackhead tendencies🤣) If you want to spend an hour of your time learning with someone who feels like an instant friend, this is your show. I’m obsessed! ✨
Love the podcast, from the cover art to the guest line up. Always straight to the point, no mush or fluff!
This review is directed specifically at the most recent episode, “Don’t Trust Your Female Intuition.” The hypocrisy in this episode is difficult to ignore. You use the Bible out of context while seemingly trying to make Catholics into a common enemy. You argue that women shouldn’t preach, yet you host a podcast where you regularly preach to women about how they should think, live, and behave. You caution your audience against conspiracy theories, while much of your own show has been built around claims and narratives involving Big Pharma and Big Food. You even dared to say that forgiveness is unnecessary without your foes repentance. What I found especially disappointing was the timing. Exactly one year after Charlie Kirk was murdered, rather than simply honoring his memory, you used the occasion to defend political and religious positions that you attribute to him but that, in my view, did not accurately reflect his own views. There is a difference between encouraging people to question mainstream narratives and asking them to unquestioningly accept yours. This episode crossed that line for me. Shame on you.
At a Turning Point USA women's summit held in June, podcast host Alex Clark encouraged women to stop taking their hormonal birth control, because, she said, "it is completely altering your personality" and that "many birth control pills are actually abortifacients." This woman is not a doctor and her suggestions are a danger to public health. Please speak to a licensed medical professional before discontinuing any medication prescribed to you.
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