Erika is unlucky when it comes to trying different kinds of birth control. She experiences all the side effects under the sun. But what will her husband say when she asks him if she can get her implant removed? <3

The Practical Guide to Pussyhood

Erika, the NuvaRing, Hormonal IUD and Implant, Richmond, CA

Join me for a conversation with Aagya Mathur, Co-Founder and CEO of Aavia.io. Aavia is a smart birth control pill case and hormonal health company. I'm giving you early access even though they're still testing in beta because Aavia is going to be a game-changer for anyone taking birth control pills <3 Check them out at www.aavia.io

Aagya Mathur & Aavia.io - Life as CEO of a smart birth control pill case & hormonal health company

Florence (Co-Founder and CEO) and Gideon (Co-Founder and CMO) have launched Cherie, the first totally organic and sustainable tampon subscription company. We talked about what guys can do to be more informed and helpful when it comes to periods 🤣 👏🏽

Cherie's goal is to reduce our planet's plastic menstrual waste and to give back to girls in need. They do this by using entirely compostable packaging and 100% plastic-free products, and partnering with the nonprofit, PERIOD. Support their upcoming Kickstarter campaign, and check them out at www.cherieorganic.com.

Cherie Tampons: Florence Kwok & Gideon Nweze - A new approach to age-old period products

Tash sits down with Rachel Hobart and Fran Wang, a visual designer and mechanical engineer duo who are redesigning one of the most outdated technologies used on vaginas everywhere: the speculum. Along with their previous team members, Sahanna Kumar and Hailey Stewart, this team has created Yona. They're doing amazing work to redesign the speculum, which has a dark history and needs some serious updating since its first patent was approved in 1892. 
Check out their work here: https://yonacare.com/ and follow them on Instagram and Twitter here: @yonacare.

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Yona Care - Rachel Hobart & Fran Wang from Yona Care on redesigning the speculum

Anne shares with us the most profound story of life, and what it means to have children, that I have ever come across. She delights, entertains and shocks us with her personal experiences going through surgeries to repair her fallopian tubes, IVF, miscarriages, abortion, the eventual birth of her children, and gives us her take on the classic questions of balancing career with family.

Anne's story: a profound tale of life, death and IVF

After almost 2 years of research and development, has Lulu Ge found a natural solution to period cramps? Lulu recently launched her company, Elix Healing, a blend of natural herbs personalized to each girl, to solve the period pain problem that she and so many of her friends have faced. But is the science there to back it up? Let's find out!

Can traditional herbs treat period pain? with Lulu Ge from Elix Healing

This episode gets real up close and personal. Rosie shares her Pussy Prologue with us, which she performed at The Center in San Francisco. That night, a group of women wrote their own version of The Vagina Monologues to give it a modern update. It was one of my favorite nights of the year. Please enjoy!

Will I have a baby? Will I be a mother? Rosie's Pussy Prologue about Motherhood and PCOS

This week, our two favorite lady doctors, Dr. Jenn and Dr. Erica, take to the stage 😍. They host The V Word Podcast, where they deep dive on womxn's health and reproductive policy issues. Check them out! They're amazing. Here, we ask them about their personal journeys becoming gynecologists and getting birth control. What they say will surprise you! 

Special shoutout to Terilyn for joining us 🤗.

The V Word Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-v-word/id1342089208 👂✨

I saw birth so much, I decided I really wanted to do this: Dr. Jenn and Dr. Erica

This is a podcast about freedom for people with pussies: how we define ourselves, make our own decisions, and live our own independent lives. Our guests share their experiences of how their vagina interfered with their life, school, work or family, and how they dealt with it. Tash Doherty also interviews femtech founders and feminist leaders, whose inventions are making the experience of having a vagina fundamentally better.