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Should you wax your vagina? Is is possible to make your penis bigger? Mandy's high school students want to know, and we know, you do too. Since 2018, Mandy has collected more than 500 anonymous reproductive health questions. Now it's your chance to hear the answers to some you may be afraid to ask yourself!
CryoGam
Look Both Ways
Peach Islander Productions
CryoGam
Look Both Ways
Peach Islander Productions
Pediatrician Dr. Cara Natterson received a call one day asking which bra she recommended for her teenage daughter. Her answer was, "None! They're all terrible." The call came from her future co-founder of the company which makes puberty more comfortable: OOMLA. Today, Dr. Natterson creates educational content and products that adhere to her business' core values: honoring health, anti fast-fashion, does not exist for the male gaze, committed to inclusion, produce locally and think globally. Join Dr. Betsy Cairo and Mandy Johnson as they dive into how caretakers and kids can create a better puberty experience for everyone.
OOMLA, making puberty more comfortable: Myoomla.com
Look Both Ways for Reproductive Health: LookBothWays.us
Production: PeachIslander.com
Dr. Gretchen Frey served as an OBGYN for more than two decades. She has delivered many babies and helped countless people-with-ovaries to achieve comfort and satisfaction as they experience menopause. She supports the benefits of hormonal therapy and works to fight against scientific misinformation surrounding it. Join this deep dive conversation about menopause hosted by reproductive biologist, Dr. Betsy Cairo.
Mandy has collected more than 500 anonymous reproductive health questions from her high school students since 2018. Now it's your chance to hear what is top of mind for some of today's youth.
CryoGam
Look Both Ways
Peach Islander Productions
Colorado local 25-year-old Jessica Remmele and former student of Mandy Johnson shares her powerful story of recovery from more than a decade of sexual abuse that took place during her childhood.
Abortion, contraception, and sexual orientation are restricted topics in schools around the world. Fulbright scholar and educator Thea Benjamin covers what's different from the United States and what's surprisingly the same when teaching reproductive health education in home home country, the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia.
It started as a teenager one halloween when Melanie didn't eat any of her candy. Fifteen years later, Melanie Greenberg has overcome her eating disorders, but identifies as being in recovery from them. Join Dr. B and Mandy Johnson as they explore how our reproductive health can affect how we interact with food.
In some countries, government health benefits will pay for in vitro fertilization. This is unheard of in the U.S., where fertility is seen as medically elective. After working in fertility at Mayo Clinic for 10 years, Dr. Dean Morbeck moved to New Zealand to pursue his fertility business in a way that could match his vision.
Hosts: Dr. Betsy Cairo and Mandy Johnson
Producer: Hannah Copeland, Peach Islander LLC
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