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CLAM
TALKS

Vulnerable health topics explored with honesty, humor, and insight beginning with women’s health.

WHY CLAM? 

The name “Clam” has multiple layers of meaning that resonate with the core of our platform's mission:

CULTURAL POSITIVITY

“Happy as a clam” is a widely known expression that evokes positivity, contentment, and peace—an uplifting message for us all navigating the complexities of health and wellness.

VULNERABILITY & OPENNESS 

Just as clams “clam up” and close off, our platform shines a light on vulnerable, often hidden topics. The clam symbolizes the courage it takes to open up and share personal experiences in a safe, nurturing space.

APPROACHABILITY

A cute animated clam serves as a visual symbol of openness and empowerment, making sensitive topics more approachable and educational, while paving the way for broader, inclusive health discussions.


At its core, Clam Talks fosters a space to feel safe, informed, and empowered not just to confront challenges related to health but to embrace the fullest, most vibrant version of living.

SEASON 1  TOPICS

Birth Control, Decoded

What each option means for planning, wellness, and everyday life.

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Skin Health & Aging

Navigating the overwhelming world of cosmetic dermatology for healthy, glowing skin.

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Menopause

Understanding the changes occuring in the body and how to support yourself and/or loved ones through this transition.

2

Microbiome

How gut and vaginal microbiomes shape individual and family health.

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About Us

Amy and Amanda met during undergrad at the University of Texas at Austin, and their friendship has consistently deepened over the last few decades as they’ve navigated family, career, loss, and personal growth. Now, as their passions and expertise intersect, they’re more motivated than ever to combine their skills to create a platform that empowers through knowledge, conversation, and community.

Dr. Amy Papermaster

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Amy is a PhD & Nurse Practitioner in Women’s Health, focused on promoting health for women across their lifespan. She is passionate about helping women with complex (uro)gynecologic conditions achieve their treatment goals. An entrepreneur & innovator in health tech, she also serves as an Assistant Professor at The University of Texas Schools of Nursing & Medicine.

Amanda Glaeser

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Amanda is a creative director & video producer who has worked with dozens of brands ranging from tech startups to Fortune 500s like National Instruments and globally recognized names like Sundance Film Festival and Lego, helping clients develop clear messaging, compelling content, & strategic brand storytelling.

Common Infections

How to tackle vulvovaginal infections with confidence and clarity.

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At Your Cervix

Decode Pap tests, HPV, cervical cancer, and steps after a cancer diagnosis.

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Uterine health

Understanding periods, common issues, and tools like ultrasounds and hysteroscopy to find answers. 

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Sexy Time (Sexual Health)

Tips for maintaining intimacy, sexual health, and thriving relationships.

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...and many more to come!
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