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Vaginas are important to us all. Whether you have one of your own or interact with someone else's, a basic knowledge of all things vagina is good for everyone.
So then, why is it so difficult to talk about vaginal and reproductive health? Why do women fear gynecologists? And how can we be more empowered by appreciating the female body and all it offers?
To answer these questions and a whole lot more, we asked Dr. Samatha McLean, DO to join us. A gynecologist passionate about women's health, Dr. McLean shares her knowledge and insight on this intriguing and informative episode.
Special Guest:
Dr. Samantha McLean, OB/GYN resident who is passionate about advocacy, reproductive justice, and my dog.
Dr. McLean's suggested resources:
Check out these books:
by Laurie Mintz
Come as You Are by Emily Nagosk
Or listen to these podcasts: Sex With Emily or Sex Gets Real
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Vaginas are important to us all. Whether you have one of your own or interact with someone else's, a basic knowledge of all things vagina is good for everyone.
So then, why is it so difficult to talk about vaginal and reproductive health? Why do women fear gynecologists? And how can we be more empowered by appreciating the female body and all it offers?
To answer these questions and a whole lot more, we asked Dr. Samatha McLean, DO to join us. A gynecologist passionate about women's health, Dr. McLean shares her knowledge and insight on this intriguing and informative episode.
Special Guest:
Dr. Samantha McLean, OB/GYN resident who is passionate about advocacy, reproductive justice, and my dog.
Dr. McLean's suggested resources:
Check out these books:
by Laurie Mintz
Come as You Are by Emily Nagosk
Or listen to these podcasts: Sex With Emily or Sex Gets Real

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