Best Anything Said Productions Podcasts (2024)

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Matt De Remer - Every Product is Important 1:02:44

6h ago1:02:44

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#22 - Matt De Remer: Every Product is Important In high school, bought an RC car instead of a real car. He chose engineering over art. UMass Amherst had a program to help choose which branch of engineering. Mechanical engineering degrees can go into a wide variety of fields. In college, engineers need to problem solve and then keep learning. Small …

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Kevin Kildea - Cooking with Geeks 1:01:34

5d ago1:01:34

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BONUS #2 - Kevin Kildea: Cooking with Geeks Math major, teaching certificate, minor in radio and production Likes a beer called “Final Absolution” Joke about mathematicians and sheep Bert blew up Michael Jackson in college. Editing vs. splicing. Tape vs film. Audio vs. video. Math homework is easier to grade than history or English. “Don’t teach yo…

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Chris King - Engineering Songs (verb, not adjective) 56:27

12d ago56:27

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#21 – Chris King: Engineering Songs (verb, not adjective) Chris was drinking a Sedlec 12° from Human robot brewery in Philadelphia. His house had a slate roof. You could see light through it but it didn’t leak. On drinking 151 rum – after burning off the alcohol. Loves the creative problem solving of engineering. 3D printers are great to have but i…

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Dave Guertin - The Nuts of Software 1:01:14

27d ago1:01:14

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#19 - Dave Guertin Not a Beer drinker – Sangria or Bailey’s Software engineers have a sense of humor, too. His high school had AutoCAD in 1985(ish). He learned it and sort of taught the class. Software engineering hasn’t changed, yet it is completely different. Programming has been commoditized – But it depends how you define it. Does everyone need…

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Danielle YoungSmith - From Outer Space to Inner Space 1:01:21

1M ago1:01:21

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#20 - Danielle YoungSmith Homebrewing is safe, delicious, but occasionally messy. She wanted to be an astronaut She is a full stack engineer – she can do the back and front end of your software product. Astrobiology – more than studying aliens More people would take organic chemistry if they talked about aliens. She went to Mars (OK, it was really …

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BONUS Jen Uschold - She can engineer your pain away 1:01:03

1M ago1:01:03

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BONUS #1 A little off brand but still fun and interesting. Jen is a physical therapist – let’s call it a body engineer. She is an “engineer” because she fixes problems you didn’t know you had using methods you don’t understand. Psychotic pain and being sedimentary? Jen knows a lot about pain science. It is very complex Some is mechanical, some is “…

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EP.05 Revisiting Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls In Love 51:51

1M ago51:51

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One of the best films we reviewed back at the beginning of Queer Cinema Review. An incredibly wonderful and adorably inspired by the director and writers personal love story. Join Candice and Em as they revisit this film to give more details from the Director’s commentary for the film. A young Laurel Holloman (The L-Word) and Nicole Ari Parker (And…

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Summer Update - Keep Cool and Listen On 3:13

2M ago3:13

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A quick update for the summer. More episodes coming. Bonus episodes coming. Working on process capability for true position paper. LinkedIn version here. Get your alt-code card here. www.dexterityeng.comBy Bert Uschold

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EP.04 Revisiting All Over Me 59:58

2M ago59:58

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Dave Honan - Engineers are dogs, designers are cats. 58:01

2M ago58:01

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#18 - Dave Honan Like the title says, engineers are like dogs and designers are like cats Dave was very detailed in the models he made as a kid. He still is. IDSA is Industrial Designers Society of America. Have the rookies design your next product Many design firms are under molders instead of being independent. Making the customer and the manufac…

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EP.03 Revisiting The Intervention 46:53

2M ago46:53

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This is an amazing film written and directed by Clea Duvall. A story of a woman who feels the need to intervene on her friends' marriage, and feels a weekend away together will solve the problem. This is an amazing film and Candice and Em dive deeper into the movie and behind-the-scenes information.By Anything Said Productions

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Heidi Mehrzad - Human Factors is Applied Psychology 1:00:12

2M ago1:00:12

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#17 - Heidi Mehrzad Fun with hashtags Her favorite beer is Bitburger, from her hometown in Bitburg, Germany. The thing about German lightbulbs... Heidi is autistic and ADHD. Her work uses her creative and analytical side Investment banker to software engineering to pilot to aeronautical engineer to human factors scientist (with a stint as an EMT) R…

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EP.02 - Revisiting But I'm A Cheerleader 56:17

2M ago56:17

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The movie was the second for Anything Said Productions to review, and after a few years of maturing, film school, and life experience, the revisit was necessary because this film is also a masterpiece and deserved the extra time and consideration. Join writing partners, best friends, and married couple Candice and Em as they discuss the interesting…

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EP.01 - Revisiting Heavenly Creatures 53:58

2M ago53:58

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Join Candice and Em as they revisit their review of the movie Heavenly Creatures. A film written and directed by Peter Jackson (Lord of the Rings) and starring famous actresses Kate Winslet (Titanic) and Melanie Lynskey (Yellowjackets) in their debut roles. This film is based on a true crime based on New Zealand in the 1950's, of two girls who prem…

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Mike Warznie - When in Germany, Be Like Mike 59:12

3M ago59:12

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Mike is right 95% of the time He became an engineer to be cool. Decided he liked engineering only three years ago. Fatigue failures – find your own k factor and are tough to solve Don’t trust your memory – write everything down. Evaluating silicone seals can be unexpected. Doing lab reports in college is actually a useful skill Physics doesn’t lie …

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Tom Kenney - He makes jet engines cool. Literally. 59:05

3M ago59:05

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Vocational schools aren't what they used to be. From Porsche 911 dreams to Miata reality to Bughatti dreams. Or maybe just an MG. Jet engineer or rocket scientist? You decide. Jet engines are hot, Tom makes them cool. Material science and better cooling have made jets are way more efficient than they used to be. Solving problems is AWESOME! If you …

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Robert Kropiniewicz - You can't drill holes from the inside out 58:59

4M ago58:59

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First guest outside of US. Before becoming an engineer, he was going to go into religious life. Started in engineering in quality but didn’t want to wear safety shoes. In Solidworks, just because you can do it one way, doesn’t mean you should. It is critical to design the part for the process. Also, build the part to convey design intent. For the e…

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Cherie Duddridge - Retirement and ROUSs 49:36

4M ago49:36

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Topics of Conversation: Oil companies are not all bad. - they invest a lot in green technology in various ways. Bert’s crazy solution to recycling. Cherie’s experience with autism and neurodiversity. Any individual is neither unique or universal Benefits on including non-experts Your local chamber of commerce can help you in your business. Yoga is …

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Dave Smith - He plays games and asks questions. 57:56

5M ago57:56

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Dave is a manufacturing engineer that I worked with at Avery Dennison. We talk about: How those little things that hold the tag to your clothes are made (by Avery Dennison) It is pretty cool and the reason Dave still works there. Manufacturing is hard. Book reference - “Zero Marginal Cost Society” and 3D printing tractors Space Exploration by self-…

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Rafael Diana - Wait a minute? He's an engineer? 58:31

5M ago58:31

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Sorry, no joke this time. Learn by doing and helping others Land the little fish before the big fish. New projects and interviews are like a first date. Read a lot and learn from many different sources. Mentoring - it’s important and worth it to take the time teach people. Mentoring – people at all levels need it. Loss aversion and the strange psyc…

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Charlie Sears - Are some engineers becoming a commodity? 1:01:24

6M ago1:01:24

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Show Notes CAD – from the beginning Scotch in bourbon barrels 3D printing – from the beginning Medical Device approval Concurrent engineering and FDA approval Rise and fall(?) of product development firms. Engineering vs software development Being good at CAD vs being a good engineer. Design Engineer vs mechanical engineer. Don’t get cute designing…

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Frank Uschold - An engineer or an intellectual rapper? 36:51

6M ago36:51

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Today's guest is my nephew, Frank Uschold, a recent graduate of Clarkson University. Some of our topics include: Double engineering major and a minor in history. Why do it and how to accomplish it. Working on intellectual rap What he looks for in a job Skillshare as a music teacher The Colorado River The Great Wall of China How to ruin eggnog Can a…

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Mike Marcoux - Buying your wife auto parts. For Christmas. 55:35

7M ago55:35

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Today's guest is Mike Marcoux, Director of Engineering at Boston Engineering. Here is a couple of links to videos of the robotic tuna, link 1 and link 2. We also talk about a robotic pterodactyl. Here is a video, but maybe not the one we discussed. Mike's career advice: If you can't find something you love, find something you like. If you can't fin…

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Jeff Turk - We can’t all be engineers. 55:49

7M ago55:49

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Today’s guest is Jeff Turk. He is not an engineer but he is a recruiter who helps engineers get jobs. Recruiters are sometimes like lawyers or salesman. They can be annoying until you need one, but when you need one, you want a good one. Jeff is one of the good ones. Our conversation covers: Recruiters: good one vs bad ones. Are recruiters working …

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Brian Smith - Agility and character: for work and for play. 53:14

7M ago53:14

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Brian Smith coaches agility development for BigBear.ai. Our conversation starts in Guam, includes the Wright brothers, and ends with family karate. We also discuss: - managing vs coaching - listening to and learning from your employees - efficient employees vs. high value employees - the cost (and benefit?) of standing by your principles - decision…

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Nate Rollins - His network is his most valuable resource 58:30

8M ago58:30

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Nate Rollins is a design engineer and independent contractor. Among our topics are: - his motto – “my network is my most valuable resource” - 3D printed sugar snacks - buying cyanoacrylate by the gallon - the end of mechanical designers - having your coop employer pay for college - design engineer vs mechanical engineer - why his company is still j…

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Jay Julian - Did he say ramen spectroscopy? 55:45

8M ago55:45

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#2 - Today's guest is Jay Julian, founder of Accelerate Design in Charlton, MA. Out topics include: specialist vs. generalist, remote teams, mentoring, rock and ice climbing, big vs small company employment, and race cars. Here is a link to Jay's company, Accelerate Design. Here is a link to Bert's company, Dexterity Engineering, LLC. While I am ge…

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Ken Stuber - When engineers go camping. 52:55

9M ago52:55

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My guest today is Ken Stuber, a friend I met when I lived in Kentucky. He worked for a few years as an engineer for RCA but most of his career was at a non-profit called the Christian Appalachian Project where he did home repair. We talk about some of the things we built while camping, how his job and Kentucky have changed during his career, and di…

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Ralph - This one is for Moose. 51:19

9M ago51:19

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#3 - Ralph Thibodeau, a program manager at Jabil Healthcare in Clinton, MA. We discussed some similarities between our colleges and how we decided what kind of engineer to be. advantages of trial by fire and doing a little of everything as a young engineer learning from everyone you work with big salaries can have bad consequences companies and cul…

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Joe Paraschac - I am glad I didn’t kill him. 44:58

10M ago44:58

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#1 - The first Beers with Engineers podcast talks with Joe Paraschac, a very experienced medical device engineer that I have known for over thirty years. Among our topics are: - the importance of design - serving customers - knowing when to say when at a job - second chances in engineering - changes in engineering management - a little about playin…

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Beers with Engineers Trailer 1:43

11M ago1:43

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This short episode will tell you what I am trying to accomplish with this podcast. I hope you enjoy and subscribe. First episode should drop in October 2023 with new ones every week or so. If you want to find out more about Bert, below is a link to a short bio and a bit of work history. https://dexterityeng.com/about…

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A Summer Period Survival Guide 34:20

1y ago34:20

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Join Dr. Jen this week as she dives into something many of us can relate to: the summer period predicament. Now that we’re in the thick of the warmer months, it’s the perfect time to learn about practical tips for managing vaginal health in the heat. From period-friendly swimming options to menstrual cups and insights on period care while camping, …

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Myth-Busting the Morning After Pill 38:59

1y ago38:59

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This week, Dr. Jen is exposing the unknowns and misunderstandings surrounding Plan B, or the morning after pill. From the confusion over its technical term ("emergency contraception") to the stigma and shame associated with purchasing it, Dr. Jen navigates the landscape with empathy and humor. She breaks down how Plan B works, its effectiveness wit…

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What Is a Woman? Why This Question Is Really...NBD 28:48

1y ago28:48

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This week, Dr. Jen fearlessly takes on the most recent Twitter storm as she confronts backlash for championing inclusivity and expanding the definition of womanhood. She dives into the power of inclusive language and its ability to foster a more accepting society. Drawing inspiration from recent events, including contentious tweets and the surge of…

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Inside the OBGYN Journey: Dr. Jen's Q&A Sesh 42:54

1y ago42:54

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This week, join Dr. Jen for a special Q&A episode as she spills the beans on everything you need to know about becoming an OBGYN and med school as a whole! From the grueling years of classes to the rollercoaster ride of residency, she breaks it all down with no filter. She also confronts the impact of abortion bans on aspiring OBGYNs, exposing the …

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MTHFR & Abortion Bans: Empowering Knowledge for Those Expecting 47:29

1y ago47:29

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This week, Dr. Jen tackles two pressing questions that have been buzzing around. First, she dives into the MTHFR variant and its impact on folate processing, demystifying this complex topic in a way that’s easier to understand. But that's not all. She also addresses a timely concern about the current state of abortion bans. Specifically, she provid…

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From Postpartum Care to Pelvic Empowerment with The Vagina Whisperer 35:55

1y ago35:55

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This week, join Dr. Jen and Dr. Sara Reardon, the renowned pelvic floor expert known as The Vagina Whisperer, as they unravel the mysteries of pelvic health. With Sara's expertise as a pelvic floor physical therapist and her innovative online workout platform, they're here to empower women to take charge of their postpartum recovery and overall wel…

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The Pain Diaries: An Investigation into Teen Health and Mystery Aches 38:02

1+ y ago38:02

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This week, Dr. Jen takes a call from her youngest caller ever and dives headfirst into the world of period pain, pelvic exams, and finding your voice in the doctor's office. She uncovers potential culprits behind the pain, from endometriosis to ovarian cysts, and you'll also gain valuable insights on what to expect during pelvic exams and how to ad…

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The Bloody Truth: Debunking Myths About Period Products 41:28

1+ y ago41:28

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Dr. Jen is back and ready to take on one of the biggest challenges facing menstruators everywhere: choosing the right period product. With so many options out there, it's easy to get overwhelmed. But fear not; Dr. Jen is here to break it all down and help you figure out what's worth worrying about and what's not. From pads and tampons to menstrual …

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The Early Days of Expecting: Common Questions Answered 38:10

1+ y ago38:10

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Content Warning: Miscarriage This week, Dr. Jen is giving us the ultimate guide to early pregnancy. Think of it as the "So you're pregnant, now what?" episode. She's answering some fantastic questions from a listener who just found out she's pregnant. From the common symptoms you might experience (like tender breasts and extreme fatigue) to the tru…

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Abortion News Unpacked: Separating Facts from Fiction 29:12

1+ y ago29:12

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This week, Dr. Jen’s taking a deep dive into the latest abortion news—no questions, just her and the mic. She's got the inside scoop on the controversy surrounding the abortion pill, mifepristone, and the shady lawsuit that was filed in Amarillo, Texas. It's all a bit of a media circus, with conflicting views and information flying around. But fear…

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Cleansing Your Mind: The Truth about Feminine Hygiene Products 34:19

1+ y ago34:19

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Get ready to cleanse your mind this week as Dr. Jen tackles the taboo topic of feminine hygiene. From cleansing cloths to the ridiculous history of feminine hygiene products, Dr. Jen breaks down the claims of these unnecessary products and exposes the truth behind the industry's shame-based marketing tactics. Along the way, she shares her recommend…

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Going Down South: A Comprehensive Guide to Oral Sex 35:59

1+ y ago35:59

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This week, Dr. Jen is hopping back on the mic to talk about the tongue-twisting topic of oral sex! Is it safe? What are the risks? From Cunnilingus to Fellatio to Anilingus, and everything in between, she’ll cover it all. It's time to break down the stigma around oral sex and start talking about how to make it more safe, consensual, and fun. So gra…

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Should I Get a Hysterectomy Post-roe? 33:54

1+ y ago33:54

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After weeks of putting it off, Dr. Jen is finally tackling a topic that she’s sad and enraged that she even has to address: the need to consider hysterectomies as birth control due to the current abortion restrictions in the U.S. A heavy topic, yes, but at the end of the day, this podcast is a safe space where we can mention it all and have the har…

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What an OBGYN Really Thinks about Home Birth 43:53

1+ y ago43:53

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This week, Dr. Jen is answering one of the more controversial questions she’s received on the Viva La Vulva Voicemail and addressing the hot topic of home births. As a board-certified OBGYN, she wants you to hear what she has to say on the topic - and you might actually be surprised. Listen as Dr. Jen provides an informative overview of the risks, …

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The Birth Control Bonanza 35:41

1+ y ago35:41

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This week, Dr. Jen is hosting a bit of a birth control bonanza of sorts, if you will! After listening and finding the Viva La Vulva voicemail blown up with questions pertaining to contraception, she decided it was the right time to address each and wrap them into one informative episode. As an OBGYN that’s also active in the critically unwell world…

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A Pediatric POV with the Other Dr. Lincoln 40:18

1+ y ago40:18

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This week, instead of answering questions, Dr. Jen has the pleasure of sitting down with a very special guest—none other than the other Dr. Lincoln, a.k.a. her husband, Doug! As a general pediatrician and OBGYN, this dynamic doctor duo met in med school over 20 years ago and have been married for 15, accumulating a combined wealth of knowledge and …

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Vulvar Cancer Prevention and Self-Surveillance Down There 37:15

1+ y ago37:15

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Dr. Jen is shifting gears to discuss a topic that’s a bit more serious this week: vulvar cancer. Although rare, vulvar cancer is very real and can have incredibly unfortunate outcomes if not treated or monitored correctly. As always, Dr. Jen goes (down) there and doesn’t hold back on the facts when addressing matters of the vulva, walking us throug…

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Behind The Scenes: Dr. Jen Goes to DC to Talk Reproductive Justice 26:15

1+ y ago26:15

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Content warning: historical examples of racism Dr. Jen is switching things up in today’s informative and enlightening episode; instead of answering a question or two, she’s delving into the behind-the-scenes of her recent visit to DC for the State of the Union, during which she had the chance to speak to some incredible people about the importance …

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Burning Questions about Yeast Infections 37:36

1+ y ago37:36

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If you have a vagina, the chances that you’ve experienced a yeast infection are more than likely, and let’s face it, they’re annoying AF (IYKYK). Today, Dr. Jen is answering two burning (no pun intended) questions about yeast infections, addressing what they are, why you get them, how to treat them, and so much more. We also dive into this week’s t…

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