Welcome to The Penis Project Podcast. Connecting men through science, stories, solutions but most of all support. Founded by Melissa Hadley Barrett & Dr Jo Milios (PHD), this podcast is dedicated to stories from men who have bravely recognised the importance of sharing their experiences, breaking down stigmas, and having no-filter chats about sexual health, cancer treatment and recovery, relations... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 168 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Alternative HealthSexualityHealth & Fitness |
In this episode I speak to the amazing founder of “A Touchy Subject”, Victoria Cullen. https://www.atouchysubject.com/ more
In this episode of the "Penis Project Podcast," I chat with Jason Phillips to discuss his journey following his prostate surgery. Jason wants to give back, get on with life as he knows it and most importantly raise awareness about prostate cancer for... more
In this episode of the "Penis Project Podcast," I chat with Jenny and Peter to discuss Peter's journey with penile implants following his prostate surgery. They cover various topics related to the decision-making process, surgery, recovery, and post-... more
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Melissa’s kind demeanor and clinical experience really weaves powerful information into each episode, coupled with relatable stories and talking points. Really great! Penises are sadly underserved by the health community and this is an awesome resource.
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The information provided is incredible to those men going through a prostatectomy. The shows provide insights that are not easy found in the US. You can use this information to help with your own rehab anywhere in the world!
As someone who has struggled with men’s health issues for the past five years, this podcast and the conversations they have, have been extremely helpful! I’m now learning about pelvic floor function, and before this podcast, I was under the impression that those types of exercises were only useful for women and incontinence. more
I have thoroughly enjoyed this podcast for the wealth of information regarding men’s pelvic health. As a physical therapist practicing in the USA, there isn’t a lot of information provided, it seems to be highly protected information. I am grateful for the education I can pass on and use to treat the men I see for pelvic floor PT. Thank you!!
Apple Podcasts | #173 | United Kingdom/Health & Fitness/Sexuality |
Apple Podcasts | #20 | Australia/Health & Fitness/Sexuality |
Apple Podcasts | #142 | Ireland/Health & Fitness/Sexuality |
Apple Podcasts | #152 | South Africa/Health & Fitness/Sexuality |
Apple Podcasts | #167 | New Zealand/Health & Fitness/Sexuality |
Apple Podcasts | #188 | Switzerland/Health & Fitness/Sexuality |
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