58 - Irene Tu Never Wanted Her Period

from Vicious Cycle · host Kate Elston, Meghann Hayes and Meg Trowbridge

This week, the hosts sit down with stand up comedian Irene Tu, who has...mixed?... feelings about her period. We talk period products, hot and cold foods (we explain... kinda), and hear about her mom's sage advice. We also chat about comedy and how to tell the hosts apart - it does get tricky sometimes. Oh, and stick around for a special new segment at the end of this episode. Pop in a tamp', some buds and blisten up!

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