Today on the show I’m talking to Jane Hartman Adamé, co-founder and CEO of Keela Cup, about her experience menstruating with a disability and how it led her to design a more accessible menstrual cup.

This episode of Heavy Flow is supported by The DIY Podcast Launch Guide, my step-by-step guide to taking your podcast from idea to iTunes.

What we discussed:

• How Jane’s own experience with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome led her to dream of an accessible menstrual cup
• How the Keela Cup differs from conventional cups
• The process of designing and manufacturing the Keela Cup
• Why Jane and Andy decided to fund Keela via crowdfunding
• The importance of inclusive design

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Music Credit: Julia and Bradley of Home Studios Graphic Design: Rachel Laird