Women’s Health Universe Podcast

Your expertise could help a woman find the support she has been searching for.

We are inviting experienced practitioners serving women’s health to join honest, educational conversations about what they do, who they help, and when their expertise matters.

Applications are reviewed before interviews are offered.
Who we feature

Practitioners helping women navigate real health questions.

Women often know they need help but do not know which type of practitioner to look for, what different credentials mean, or how different forms of care can work together. Your interview helps make that clearer.

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Women’s health practitioners

Professionals supporting perimenopause, menopause, fertility, hormones, metabolic health, digestion, inflammation, stress, sleep, pelvic health, mental health, movement, nutrition, and healthy aging.

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Specialized experts

Practitioners with a defined area of expertise, a clear methodology, and meaningful experience helping a specific type of woman or health concern.

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Collaborative professionals

Experts who understand responsible scope of practice, appropriate referrals, multidisciplinary support, and the value of working alongside other members of a woman’s care team.

Why participate

Help women understand the value of your work before they need it.

The interview is designed to give women a better understanding of your profession while introducing your expertise in a way that is useful, human, and easy to trust.

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Explain what you actually do

Go beyond your title and help women understand your role, credentials, philosophy, and approach.

2

Reach women who need your expertise

Discuss the symptoms, patterns, and situations that may signal it is time to seek someone with your specialty.

3

Build authority through education

Demonstrate your knowledge through a thoughtful conversation rather than a promotional sales pitch.

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Receive a professionally edited episode

Selected guests receive the completed long-form interview and may share it under the podcast collaboration agreement.

The conversation

This is not a generic interview or a sales webinar.

We explore the problems women face, why your expertise may matter, and how they can make better-informed decisions about seeking support.

We may discuss

  • Your credentials and what they mean
  • The women and health concerns you specialize in
  • Common signs that someone may need your expertise
  • How you assess a client’s history and health patterns
  • Your philosophy and approach to care
  • How you track progress and outcomes
  • When referrals or collaborative care are appropriate
  • What women should know before choosing a practitioner

Strong candidates generally have

  • Relevant education, training, credentials, or licensure
  • Direct experience serving women or women’s health needs
  • A clearly defined specialty or professional perspective
  • An active practice, service, organization, or body of work
  • A responsible and evidence-informed communication style
  • Comfort participating in a recorded video conversation
  • A desire to educate rather than make exaggerated claims
What happens next

A clear three-step process.

Submit your application

Tell us about your credentials, practice, specialty, audience, and the perspective you would bring to the podcast.

We review your fit

The Tolu team reviews each application for relevance, experience, topic fit, and alignment with the purpose of the series.

Selected guests are invited

Approved applicants receive the onboarding process, collaboration agreement, preparation details, and booking link.

Guest application

Apply to join the conversation.

Give us enough information to understand your expertise and the value your interview could offer women.

Estimated completion time: 5–8 minutes
Applying does not guarantee selection
We will contact you when there is a potential fit

Podcast guest application

Please complete all relevant fields before submitting.

Meet your host

Nina Mirhabibi

Founder of Tolu Health and a functional nutrition practitioner building a clearer path through women’s healthcare.

Nina created the Women’s Health Universe Podcast to help women understand the practitioners, disciplines, and collaborative approaches available to support them.

Each conversation helps translate professional expertise into language women can understand—while giving qualified practitioners a meaningful platform to explain who they help, how they work, and when their support may be relevant.

Frequently asked questions

Before you apply

Most interviews are approximately 45–60 minutes. Additional time may be reserved for a short sound and video check.

There is no fee for the interview itself. Optional professionally edited long-form and short-form clips and promotional content packages may be available separately.

No. Applications are reviewed based on experience, audience relevance, subject-matter fit, and alignment with the educational purpose of the podcast.

Yes. We will introduce your practice and tell viewers where they can learn more. The conversation itself should remain educational, useful, and centered on women’s needs.

Episodes may be distributed across selected Tolu Health and Women’s Health Universe channels. Distribution may vary by episode and campaign.

Selected guests receive access to the completed long-form interview and may share it according to the podcast collaboration agreement.

Women cannot seek expertise they do not know exists.

Help us make your field, specialty, and approach easier for women to understand.