🚀 Adalyst Media Welcomes New Podcast on Navigating Puberty

Adalyst Media, a podcast network aimed at women, added to its lineup with This Is So Awkward.

This is a show cohosted by Dr. Cara Natterson and Vanessa Kroll Bennett, two trusted voices on the subject of puberty. Dr. Natterson is a pediatrician and New York Times bestselling author, while Vanessa is a national bestselling author and has also served as a puberty educator.

Less Awkward is the first company arming parents with a membership, an innovative health and sex education curriculum for schools, and game-changing products to make puberty comfier.

Their best-selling book, This Is So Awkward: Modern Puberty Explained, was covered on Good Morning America, CBS Mornings, The Drew Barrymore Show and Morning Joe, with The New York Times' Wirecutter touting them as some of the best on puberty. Vanessa Bennett said, "I'm beyond thrilled to be joining the Adalyst network of women-focused, high-quality podcasts.

Indeed, the podcast has received great responses where many parents commend it for thorough coverage of most topics, content of guest speakers, and open conversations. Thus, the podcast has moved with empathy into the home in practical ways, proving to be of indispensable help for many parents in the adolescent world.

ABOUT ADALYST MEDIA

Founded in 2022 by Margaret Ables and Amy Wilson, Adalyst Media has over two dozen podcasts in its network and has sold over 150 million host-read ad impressions since its launch. Adalyst connects brands seeking to reach the mom demographic with award-winning podcasts with dedicated female audiences. This Is So Awkward joins a roster that includes Couple Things with Shawn Johnson and Andrew East and The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast, along with Struggle Care with KC Davis, What Fresh Hell: Laughing in the Face of Motherhood, TILT Parenting, and Flusterclux.

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