That's My Story, Period.
By Campfire Media
That's My Story, Period.May 07, 2019
“It’s important to be intersectional in the research.”
This episode of That’s My Story, Period features an interview with Dr. Jessica Barnack-Tavlaris, an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at The College of New Jersey. She conducts research on attitudes toward menstruation, as well as the transition from infertility to motherhood.
“It’s always like the doors in the overlook hotel.”
This episode of That’s My Story, Period features stories from Betsy Stover (@whymommydrinkspodcast) and Kaitlyn Tanimoto (@totallymoto).
“My first time telling my parents I had sex was at church.”
This episode of That’s My Story, Period features stories from Emily Fightmaster (@genderless_gap_ad) and Ashleigh Hairston (@ashleighcrystal).
“She gave me that American Girl book, Your Body and You.”
This episode of That’s My Story, Period features stories from Rashawn Scott and Nikki Mejia.
“It’s such a double standard that women can’t talk about periods.”
This episode of That’s My Story, Period features an interview with Mary Flynn, host of Tampon Talk with Mary
“It’s really the start of a number of changes in a girl’s life.”
This episode of That’s My Story, Period features an interview with Dr. Mychelle Farmer.
"All over my little white and green Totoro spandex pants."
That’s My Story, Period is a compilation of hilarious stories by people who happen to get their period, hosted by Steph Garcia. This episode features stories from Dani Adaliz @danicoqui and Maggie Mae Fish @maggie.mae.fish.
"Don’t listen to bitches that don’t know."
That’s My Story, Period is a compilation of hilarious stories by people who happen to get their period, hosted by Steph Garcia. This episode features stories from Becky Yamamoto @becksyams and Kay Kaanapu @kaykaanapu.
"It’s so funny that I’m the host...and...I don’t want to deal with my period."
That’s My Story, Period is a compilation of hilarious stories by people who happen to get their period, hosted by Steph Garcia. This episode features an interview with the founder of Period.org, Nadya Okamoto and a story from me, your host!
"I get cramps that are so bad that the entire bottom half of my body goes numb."
"And my period started, in the hospital bathroom, my ass hanging open."
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Season 3 Teaser
"I posted a photo of me free bleeding on a bench with a sign ‘bleeding while trans’"
"They see bloody footprints and they trace it back to this tampon..."
"She was the goddess of having perfect periods."
“I requested an ultrasound which revealed a ten centimeter cyst the size of an infant’s head on my right ovary.”
"Americans, on the whole, are horrified when I say we don’t have applicator tampons."
"I was blown away, I was like it’s my big break, I was so excited."
Season 2 - Coming Soon
"So again, I'm like, I'm gonna shop around for my vagina."
"Every two hours I would tell the couple next to me that I had to get up and go to the bathroom and make myself another pad."
"My period isn't paralyzed. My ovaries aren't paralyzed. My uterus isn't paralyzed."
"So I come to...I go look in the mirror and my tooth is gone."
