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EPISODE · Mar 7, 2026 · 7 MIN

Welcome to HoMC Frequency – A Space for Cyclical Living

from HoMC-Frequency-English · host Mariam Tatu Katongole

In this first episode I introduce HoMC Frequency – a space for cyclical living, embodied awareness, and honest self-leadership.This podcast explores the menstrual cycle not only as a biological process, but as a living rhythm that shapes body, emotions, and everyday life. HoMC Frequency is a place for women who want to understand their cycle more deeply and listen more closely to the signals of their own body.In this opening episode I share why this podcast was created, the perspective behind it, and how this space will unfold over time. Rather than following a strictly linear approach, this podcast moves in rhythm with the cycle itself.Future episodes will explore the different phases of the menstrual cycle, women's health, body awareness, and the many ways women experience their inner rhythms.Every cycle is different. Every woman experiences it in her own way. HoMC Frequency is an invitation to discover your own rhythm.HoMC Frequency is hosted by Mariam Katongole, holistic practitioner and graduate in educational science.German version of this podcast is available in HoMC Frequency.

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