The V Word

Here is literally EVERYTHING you ever wanted to know about peeing yourself. Executive Producer Bethney Bonilla gets the scoop from Dr. Lisa Rogo-Gupta, Director of Urogynecology at the Stanford University Pelvic Health Center.

If the postpartum period isn't as joyous for you as those Pampers commercials would suggest, don't worry, you're not alone. A TON of people experience symptoms of postpartum depression/anxiety in the first several months after birth (truly, it's a lot more common than you think). Here's everything you need to know about PPD so that you can fly free and be our little depression de-stigmatizing butterflies in the world.

RESOURCES:

Go to the Resources tab under Postpartum.

Here is literally EVERYTHING you ever wanted to know about anal sex- the ins, the OUTs (get it). Producer Aysha Chaudry takes a deep dive with Dr. Leah Millheiser, the Director of Sexual Female Medicine at Stanford University.

The future of sexual health will blow your mind! What IS sex tech anyway and what does "teledildonics" have to do with women's health. Get ready to learn more about the geeked out devices, tools, and resources that put the 'G' in G-spot. You're welcome.

Special interview with Brianna Rader, Founder and CEO of www.juiceboxit.com. 

Why do your boobs leak when you hear a crying baby? What happens to your huge pregnancy boobs once the pregnancy is over? What the heck is fenugreek? Here is everything you need to know about why, when, how, and why we lactate. You're welcome.

What exactly IS feminist porn and why should you care? Feminist porn is so many things: it's ethically made porn; it's gender, sexuality, and racially inclusive porn; it's equal pay for equal work porn; and it's porn that focuses on the whole sexual experience. Join the Doctors as they explore the health implications of the feminist porn industry and interview feminist porn expert and iconic film producer, Ms. Naughty.

Listen in for this urgent and essential primer on the Public Charge, and everything you need to know NOW about how the Trump administration is trying to jeopardize immigrant women's health.

Special guest: Wendy Parmet, Professor of Law and Director, Center for Health Policy and Law; Professor of Public Policy and Urban Affairs, Northeastern University School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs 

RESOURCES:

Submit your comments BEFORE DEC. 10 using the link below, through Protecting Immigrant Families, a collaboration with The National Immigration Law Center:

https://protectingimmigrantfamilies.org/#take-action?utm_campaign=p-PES&utm_content=INH-_&utm_source=gs&utm_medium=se

"Throughout our nation’s history, the United States has often been defined by the phrase “E Pluribus Unum” — meaning “Out of many, we are one.” President Trump’s proposed public charge regulation betrays everything our country should stand for.

By punishing families for accessing healthy food, health care, and housing, the regulation would make the United States sicker, hungrier, and poorer. Our diversity is our nation’s strength. Our country is stronger when we join together across racial differences, like we’ve done in our past in fighting for civil rights or better wages and working conditions. I strongly oppose the Department of Homeland Security’s shameful proposed rule change to "public charge.” Withdraw it immediately."

Menage a moi, Jilling-off, finger painting... call it what you want. This episode is all things and everything you ever wanted to know about female masturbation. Is it healthy? Is it common? What's a clitoral suction device? We got you.

Let's get real here- can you really "plan" your birth, and what all does that mean? Drs. Jenn & Erica dissect the good and the bad of birth plans, and reminisce about the best plans they've seen (spoiler alert: twerk births included!).

Remember in the late '90s when Wheelchair Barbie was taken off the market (her long hair kept getting stuck in the wheelchair, she didn't fit in the Barbie Dream House, her dimensions were too complex for toy designers)? It's no surprise that we often get it wrong when advocating for people with disabilities, and sadly this includes visiting the gynecologist. Special interview with Cody Unser, Founder of the Cody Unser First Step Foundation.