Out of the Reeds
Out of the Reeds is a podcast for those who want honest stories — about motherhood, identity, healing, and what it means to find your way back to yourself.
Hosted by Natasha Preckajlo — licensed therapist, poet, and author of The Art of Motherhood — each episode weaves together personal storytelling, poetry readings, candid guest conversations, and healing insights from the therapy room.
This is not a parenting tips show. It is a space where the real, unpolished, beautiful truth of womanhood is told with art, honesty, and deep humanity.
For every woman who has ever felt unseen, unheard, or simply in need of a story that tells the truth.
Out of the Reeds
Latest Episodes
Out of the Reeds Episode 17: Love Your Body Again
Pelvic floor care is not just about Kegels, leaking, or postpartum recovery - it is about reclaiming confidence, pleasure, and a body you actually feel good living in. Pelvic floor therapist and sex counselor Dr. Sara Sohn shares why so ...
Out of the Reeds Episode 16 : Answer Your Calling
A Doula, a Corporate Exit, and the Question That Changed EverythingWhat if the life you built on paper is exactly the one that’s keeping you from your real calling? Amanda Saxon, founder of Sunrise Doula in Jacksonville, Florida, shares ...
Out of the Reeds Episode 15 : Care Comes Home
The advice every new parent needs: not every baby symptom is a crisis, but some absolutely are. Megan Spore of First Call Pediatrics breaks down how her in-home pediatric practice helps Jacksonville families know the difference, get answers fas...
Out of the Reeds Episode 14 : Small Changes, Big Impact
The cleanest sustainability advice starts where most moms are busiest: in the middle of real life. Janette Spiezio reveals how a lifetime of resourcefulness, motherhood, and hard-earned lessons led her to build Sustainable Haus, a New Jersey st...
Out of the Reeds Episode 13 : From Burnout to Purpose
What happens when the life you built stops working, and your body forces you to listen? Claudia’s story is a powerful reminder that burnout is not just exhaustion - it can be a full-body wake-up call that changes everything.Natasha Preckajlo si...