The Aging Games Podcast with Lynn Hardy
Nov 2, 2026 · 35 min · 13 segments
🧠 She's not crazy. You're missing context. In this episode of She's Not Crazy, I sit down with Harry Kloser-Pitcher, and this conversation goes deeper than I expected. We talk about what happens…
Harry Kloser-PitcherGuest
Lynn HardyHost
To be honest, Lynn, the real idea for it came from actually me and my wife hitting a place where we were on the edge of breaking up.
And that hit this place where for many years, both of us have been in and out of the communication fields.
I've been very much into nonviolent communication, therapeutic practices, all these sorts of things.
And then we would still hit this time on a monthly basis where, you know, what we weren't tracking is she was moving from follicular phase, ovulatory phase, interlutial phase.
And the way it would come out to me is something like, What's going on there? Like two days ago, you really loved me and you were telling me how much how wonderful I am and how brilliant it all is.
And now, just two days later, you're telling me you hate me and it's really difficult and all these different problems.
What I would say to her is something along the lines of you're just being really irrational.
And after many years, because she hadn't been tracking the fullness of what was going on in her own body either.
And she hit this point of like, hey, I'm not willing to do this anymore.
And that is what led me down this rabbit hole of, OK, I need to look into this really strongly and really powerfully because it matters.
diving deep into any of the female scientists and doctors and researchers I could find.
I was very clear that it had to be from women doctors and scientists because only they have the woman's perspective in its fullness.
And to find out all these different things I did, how little women have been studied throughout history.
To be honest, Lynn, the real idea for it came from actually me and my wife hitting a place where we were on the edge of breaking up.
And that hit this place where for many years, both of us have been in and out of the communication fields.
I've been very much into nonviolent communication, therapeutic practices, all these sorts of things.
And then we would still hit this time on a monthly basis where, you know, what we weren't tracking is she was moving from follicular phase, ovulatory phase, interlutial phase.
And the way it would come out to me is something like, What's going on there? Like two days ago, you really loved me and you were telling me how much how wonderful I am and how brilliant it all is.
And now, just two days later, you're telling me you hate me and it's really difficult and all these different problems.
What I would say to her is something along the lines of you're just being really irrational.
And after many years, because she hadn't been tracking the fullness of what was going on in her own body either.
And she hit this point of like, hey, I'm not willing to do this anymore.
And that is what led me down this rabbit hole of, OK, I need to look into this really strongly and really powerfully because it matters.
diving deep into any of the female scientists and doctors and researchers I could find.
I was very clear that it had to be from women doctors and scientists because only they have the woman's perspective in its fullness.
And to find out all these different things I did, how little women have been studied throughout history.
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