This week's podcast is a great listen.

I've got two Jane Monks from the US on my podcast, Sidali and Anubuti.

They're talking about the balanced docu-series that they've just created.

It's taken two years to be produced, directed.

And it's the most amazing series that you'll watch.

It focuses on perimenopause and it focuses on the injustice of women who aren't being listened to, aren't being believed, aren't be adequately treated. And it takes us on their personal stories as well about their own perimenopause and what they do to improve their symptoms and their future health.

So last time I saw you both was in real life.

I had this whistletop visit over to the US.

We were in New York, hailing Uber's, running around.

And then I came to the ashtrum and had the most

beautiful, calm, relaxing time there, still thinking about the mantras and what I learned.

And it was amazing. And now you're on a screen. And hopefully, coming to see you in a few months,

couple of months time now.

So I have so much respect for the two of you as individuals of your commitments, what you're doing.

Honestly, when I have really difficult times, I just think about you too because you're so calm and you're so peaceful.

And what you represent for others is just really powerful. So I want you to just explain a bit who you are and like even how you've

come together because it's it's unusual, you know, to have one female Jane Monk, but there are two

female Jane Monks in front of me from the US. So people might be wondering, like, where's this

conversation going? And I want a bit of intrigue. That's fine. So can you just explain a two of you

about your backgrounds? And why are we making movies about perimenopause and menopause?

Yeah, well, we'll come to that as well. Like, how did that happen? So we're Jane monks.

My name is Sadvi Saddali Sri. And I'm Sadvi Anubuti. And so Janeism focuses on nonviolence.

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