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Periods! Let's get into it. Comedians and real-life friends Kate Elston, Meghann Hayes, and Meg Trowbridge are talking (and singing) about periods. And they think you should be, too. Whether you have a period, had a period, will have a period, or love someone with a period, this podcast is for you. Featuring segments like Why I Cried This Week and Read My Labias, as well as interviews with fellow ... more

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We've been sitting in our rage for a few months now, and it feels a lot like sitting on a three-day-old maxi-pad... ITS TIME FOR A CHANGE. Since we're watching a fascist regime easily take over our country, we wanted to re-release our interview with ... more

At times like these, there are SO. MANY. REASONS. you may need an Everything is Fine episode. So, here it is! We barely touch on politics and instead try to make each other laugh all episode with a dorky rap, trivia, a movie review, a new game inspir... more

We've got our most-Catholic blost bringing you our most Catholic research yet: CATHOLIC HOSPITALS. Guess what? They are problematic. :) We dig into how and why some major reproductive health options are NOT options for patients, how these hospitals a... more

We're talking all things *climax* babyyyyyy! From biologically what's going on, to historical understandings of female genitalia, female pleasure erasure and the triumphant discovery of the clitoris... by men. Because, ya know, if you have a clitoris... more

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Liv Vasquez
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Plaintiff in a lawsuit against the city of Portland
Episode: 95 - RE-RELEASE: Police Tear Gas F*cked With Her Menstrual Cycle

Hosts

Kate Elston
Co-host focused on humor in discussions about periods and women's health.
Meghann Hayes
Co-host emphasizing personal stories and empowerment in her discussions about menstruation.
Meg Trowbridge
Co-host blending comedy and education in conversations surrounding women's health and periods.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 137 ratings
  • Excellent!

    Very much enjoy the show. Have you talked about premenopausal endometrial hyperplasia? I’m 46 and dealing with this now. Not a whole lot of anecdotes out there for us premenopausal gals about this. Awaiting biopsy results for treatment and think this would be a great topic!

    Love the show! ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MsTea828
    United States5 months ago
  • So glad you’re back!

    I’ve re-listened so many times, great content

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KellySHur
    Canada10 months ago
  • Light & levity

    Love the light and levity of the show ladies. Keep doing what you’re doing. Also, follow the IG everyone😁

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MFarook83
    United States4 years ago
  • Can we get vicious cycle Gear???

    I am 22 year old college graduate that majored it pre health medicine and biology and all of my very expensive education hasn’t taught me as much as this podcast has!! These ladies are shaping the future of our health and intimacy education and my 50 year old mother who is an immigrant foreigner is learning so many new and interesting facts about menopause that she had never even heard off but experienced!! The podcast for any generation, age, gender, color, and sexual orientation! Education doe... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    marishmallow
    United States5 years ago
  • Favorite feel good podcast

    Laugh out loud every time; grateful for these ladies!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mufassia
    United States6 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners enjoy the format that blends education with comedy, making topics less taboo.
The show's inclusive nature is frequently highlighted as a positive aspect by its audience.
Fans appreciate the podcast's humorous approach to serious topics like menstrual health.

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95 - RE-RELEASE: Police Tear Gas F*cked With Her Menstrual Cycle
Q: Do doctors say like, oh yeah, like we've seen this or it's not out of the question that this is what it is?
Many doctors were initially unaware of the link between tear gas and menstrual irregularities, but after more research became available, they started to recognize the connection.
95 - RE-RELEASE: Police Tear Gas F*cked With Her Menstrual Cycle
Q: What made you then, Liv, decide to sue?
Liv wanted to set a legal precedent for others affected by police actions and to seek justice for the harm caused by the tear gas, despite acknowledging the challenges of the legal process.
95 - RE-RELEASE: Police Tear Gas F*cked With Her Menstrual Cycle
Q: Talk about how the tear gas affected your period then?
Liv experienced severe cramps and irregular periods, which she linked to the tear gas that was used during the protests, which polluted her environment even while she was at home.
95 - RE-RELEASE: Police Tear Gas F*cked With Her Menstrual Cycle
Q: Paint us a picture of what Portland was like in the summer of 2020. What was going on?
Protests erupted following the death of George Floyd, with tensions high and police deploying tear gas every night during demonstrations.

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Topics surrounding menstruation are explored with humor and authenticity, with hosts discussing everything from personal experiences to broader societal implications regarding women's health. The engaging hosts approach serious subjects such as reproductive rights and the healthcare system while maintaining a lighthearted tone, often incorporating parody songs and listener interactions to create a communal atmosphere. With a commitment to openness, this podcast encourages discussions that break the longstanding taboos surrounding periods, making it accessible to a diverse audience.

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