Fertility, Feelings, and the Podcast Journey So Far

Welcome to Episode 19 of Scrambled: The Podcast. In this episode, Ash and Alyssa sit down for a candid catch-up, reflecting on their journey building the show so far. They share insights from their experiences, revisit memorable moments, and dive into their vision for future topics, along with a few dream guests they’d love to have on. CONNECT WITH US: IG: @Scrambled_ThePodcast TikTok: @Scrambled_ThePodcast Email: [email protected]⁩ Disclaimer: Scrambled is for entertainment and education only, it is not intended as medical advice. Always check in with your health care provider for your own health needs.

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