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You Are Not Broken

Kelly Casperson, MD
Menopause
Women's Health
Hormone Therapy
Sexual Health
Testosterone
Perimenopause
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Hormones
Breast Cancer
Estrogen
Vaginal Estrogen
Midlife Health
Mental Health
Libido
Sexual Dysfunction
Nutrition
Midlife
Intimacy
Alzheimer's Disease
Vibrators

Welcome to the podcast that rewrites everything you thought you knew about sex, hormones, and midlife. I help women—and the people who love them—reconnect with their bodies, their minds, and their partners through science, mindset, and a whole lot of humor. Whether you’re navigating perimenopause, rediscovering desire, or just curious what’s possible, this show will remind you: you are not broken.... more

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Vibrator 101: Everything You Wanted to Know, But Were Too Embarrassed to Ask

Dr. Kelly Casperson explores vibrator basics through anatomy, blood flow, arousal, and pleasure. She discusses why sex education often misses important information about wo... more

Episode 394 – Dr. Susan MacDonald on Testicular Pain, Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, and Rebuilding Life After Stage 4 Breast Cancer

Normal scan. Normal labs. Still in pain. Now what?

Dr. Casperson is joined by fellow urologist Dr. Susan MacDonald for a... more

Dr. Casperson is joined by Dr. Rebbecca Hertel, DO, MSCP, for a candid conversation about getting stronger through perimenopause and beyond. They talk about how hormonal shifts change training, recovery, and body composition. They also cover why bone... more

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Episode 392 – When in Menopause: Advocacy, Policy, and the Power of Speaking Up

Who gets to be a menopause advocate? You do. You probably already are.

Dr. Casperson sits down with Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, a lawyer, women's leadership leader at NYU Law,... more

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Rebbecca Hertel
Osteopathic physician with nearly 20 years of osteopathic manipulative treatment experience in family medicine
Episode: 393. Stronger in Midlife: Muscle, Hormones, and Longevity for Women
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf
Lawyer, women's leadership leader, and author of When in Menopause
NYU School of Law
Episode: 392. When in Menopause: Advocacy, Policy, and the Power of Speaking Up
Sameena Rahman
Gynecologist in the Chicagoland area
Chicagoland area gynecology practice
Episode: 391. Say It Out Loud: PCOS Gets a New Name, PMDD Gets Real, and Your Ovaries Deserve Better
Dr. Melissa Mauskar
Vulvar dermatologist from UT Southwestern
UT Southwestern
Episode: 390. Vulvar Dermatology, Red Angry Vulvas, and Why Exams Matter
Dr. Lucy McBride
Author of Beyond the Prescription
Author of Beyond the Prescription
Episode: 387. Beyond the Prescription with Dr. McBride
Arnold Gilbert
Psychiatrist, MD, PhD, author
Los Angeles psychiatrist; author of The Myth of Aging
Episode: 384. The Myth of Aging with Dr. Gilberg
Joe Warner
Co-author of Burning Up, Frozen Out
Authors of Burning Up, Frozen Out
Episode: 383. Burning Up, Frozen Out — Men, Menopause, and the Midlife Marriage
Rob Kemp
Co-author of Burning Up, Frozen Out
Authors of Burning Up, Frozen Out
Episode: 383. Burning Up, Frozen Out — Men, Menopause, and the Midlife Marriage
Dr. Linda Bosserman
Oncologist with practice and research in hormone-related cancer management
City of Hope National Cancer Center
Episode: 381. Cancer, Sex and Hormones with Oncologist and Sex Therapist Dr. Bosserman

Hosts

Dr. Kelly Casperson
Host of the show; board-certified urologist; expert in women's sexual and hormone health
Joshua Gonzalez
Physician contributing clinical perspectives on sexuality and health education

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 1.8k ratings
  • Excellent! I recommend to so many patients - an adult neurologist

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Leah Brancheck
    12 days ago
  • What a cool and knowledgeable person!

    Follow Kelly & YANB to be “in the know” for your entire life and I mean- physically, emotionally and mentally- she’s ‘da bomb!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FriendsForever84
    United Statesa month ago
  • One of the best

    I have been following Kelly’s podcast for about a year. It is absolutely excellent. The interview with Lucy McBride was so good. I’ve heard several interviews with her since her book was published, but this is by far the best conversation. Every rant was absolutely right on!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Aedet
    United States2 months ago
  • Best Show Ever!

    I look forward to listening to Kelly Casperson weekly and on social media. She has such a great spin on all things women’s health, relationships and life satisfaction. She is so dang smart and hilarious. You know she was one of the instrumental docs that helped get the female hormone danger labels lifted too! She’s a “must subscribe”!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cat from San Diego
    United States3 months ago
  • Amazing!!!!

    Love love love this podcast!!! Such great information. I am 53 and am now in HRT because of you guys! My doctor wont prescribe testosterone so I will be getting a new doctor!!! And I absolutely loved the heated rivalry podcasts!!! Sooo fun and entertaining! Love you guys!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Angiemuss
    United States3 months ago

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Listeners praise accessibility and depth, with many noting improved understanding of menopause and sexual health.
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392. When in Menopause: Advocacy, Policy, and the Power of Speaking Up
Q: How the hell? They don't know how to advocate. They don't know how to try to make this better. Give them little teeny bites of how they feel like they can do more without adding more to their plate.
Weiss-Wolf advises clinicians to use the platform they already have: share trusted books and resources in their offices, and let staff post useful links for patients.
392. When in Menopause: Advocacy, Policy, and the Power of Speaking Up
Q: Did the change happen because of your menopause experience, your friends going through that, realizing, oh, it's not just good once we figure out menstruation. Like, what was the shift? Is it just like growth of your career?
Weiss-Wolf says her own symptoms were largely unrecognized at the time. A friend's question about menopause policy in 2020 prompted her to investigate, building on her earlier menstrual-policy advocacy.
393. Stronger in Midlife: Muscle, Hormones, and Longevity for Women
Q: Is it harder because we just don't have, we don't have the muscle memory there, or the body's like, oh, this is new? Or is it not harder?
Hertel says it takes longer to see muscle gains in midlife and describes changing her training, sleep, and diet, reducing cardio, and lifting heavier weights.
393. Stronger in Midlife: Muscle, Hormones, and Longevity for Women
Q: Can you share with the world who doesn't know that?
Hertel explains that osteopathic physicians receive the same core training as allopathic physicians and also learn osteopathic manipulative treatment, using hands-on techniques to address interconnected structures in the body.
391. Say It Out Loud: PCOS Gets a New Name, PMDD Gets Real, and Your Ovaries Deserve Better
Q: What happens to PCOS with menopause? What are older patients doing?
In menopause transition, the metabolic and cardiovascular risks associated with PCOS can persist and may worsen if metabolic health is not actively managed. Ongoing attention to insulin resistance, weight management, and cardiovascular risk factors remains important, and some patients may experience changes in symptoms as ovarian function declines, with treatments tailored to overall health goals.

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2. Jennifer Weiss-Wolf
3. Sameena Rahman
4. Dr. Melissa Mauskar
5. Dr. Lucy McBride
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7. Joe Warner
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