Marlee Newman (LOONA Seeds)

How coming off birth control inspires the creator of seasoning blends that support women throughout their monthly cycles.

Episode 2 of the Making Us podcast, hosted by Alex Roses, Mike Giordani, Marlee Newman, titled "Marlee Newman (LOONA Seeds)" was published on September 14, 2021 and runs 29 minutes.

September 14, 2021 ·29m · Making Us

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How coming off birth control inspires the creator of seasoning blends that support women throughout their monthly cycles.

Episode Description

Marlee Newman discovered the world of seeds and herbs as a way to support her body while transitioning from birth control. Her experience was so meaningful that it sparked the idea for LOONA Seeds. Based in San Rafael, CA, the company offers nutritional seasoning blends that support women throughout their cycles. In this episode, we dive into Marlee's story, her approach to product development, and how to cultivate a culture that honors women's natural rhythms.

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