The grand finale of season one, Periods & People Around Aotearoa explores the experiences of three phenomenal people who get periods. We start with Linda Vagana, a world-class athlete and the auntie we want around when our periods unexpectedly
Such a special episode to make and share, Periods and te ao Māori with Te Rina Triponel. Te Rina is an incredible wāhine working at Māori Television. We asked Te Rina to come on this episode to discuss waiwhero and what having a period means to
The culture of shame around periods and a strain on resources prevent some people in Aotearoa from accessing basic period education and products. People who get periods are often ostracised from basic activities, and if you’re struggling to put
It’s time to talk about the things you only talk about with your closest mates. This episode we brought in Dani Fennessy to do just that. Dani is the host of the podcast Diaries of a Dyke and we love her because she isn’t afraid to talk about a
We recommend listening to this episode with your favourite snack nearby. Our Periods & Nutrition episode is full of the genius advice and support of one smart lady, dietitian & women's health expert, Sara Widdowson. Sara gets real about the way
On this episode, we chat Periods & Gender with two long-time friends of The Period Place, Aych McArdle and Lee Lamont. We wanted to find out, what’s the period experience like for non-binary and transgender people? That question is pretty huge
Welcome to the first episode of The Period Place Podcast, in this episode Danika and Tegan chat with Dr. Sasha Kljakovic, AKA, @DoctorSash. Please forgive the sound quality on this episode (#Lockdown). In this ep we start right at the beginning
From the basics to the biology, join hosts Tegan Yorwarth and Danika Revell as theysmash the stigma surrounding periods, and dive head first into period topics we don'ttalk about enough.With sensitivity, personal stories, and guests from a