GYNO GIRL PRESENTS:
SEX, DRUGS & HORMONES
Hosted by Dr. Sameena Rahman
Welcome to “Gyno Girl Presents: Sex, Drugs & Hormones,” a candid and enlightening podcast hosted by renowned OB/GYN, Dr. Sameena Rahman. Dive into the complex world of women’s health as we explore topics ranging from sexual wellness to hormonal imbalances and everything in between. Join us as we unravel medical mysteries, debunk myths, and bring you the latest in women’s health research and care.
From Commands to Purpose: How Gen Z Needs to Be Led | Calle Foster
Gen Z gets written off as lazy, but Calle Foster — a leadership coach with 12 years in corporate learning and development — says the stereotype is costing leaders more than they realize. The real problem isn't the generation. It's how they're being led. She joins Dr. Rahman to break down what Gen Z actually responds to, why command and control shuts them down completely, and how generational silence about bodies, fertility, and mental health gets passed down through families — and how to break that cycle.
Why AI is Medicine's Future (Not Its Replacement) | Dr. Ami Bhatt
AI is making clinicians nervous — but Dr. Ami Bhatt, Chief Innovation Officer at the American College of Cardiology and Chair of the FDA Digital Health Advisory Committee, isn't one of them. She joins Dr. Rahman to explain what collaborative intelligence actually means, why women are adopting AI faster than men, how wearable data is giving patients evidence when doctors dismiss their symptoms, and why understanding algorithmic bias is now a basic health literacy skill.
Teaching Anatomical Language, AI in Medicine, and Why Three OB-GYNs Stopped Delivering Babies with Dr. Meredith McClure and Dr. Ashley Fuller
Three OB-GYNs walk into a podcast — all of them trained in residency not to examine the clitoris, all of them now running gynecology-only practices because what they learned wasn't enough. Dr. Meredith McClure and Dr. Ashley Fuller of the Labialogic podcast join Dr. Rahman to break down the conditions that keep getting missed — lichen sclerosus, DIV, recurrent BV — the tests producing false positives, and why teaching women to say "vulva" instead of "vagina" actually changes treatment outcomes.
Endometriosis, Pelvic Floor PT, and the Medical Gaslighting That Keeps Women in Pain with Jandra Mueller
Beth Crosby spent years getting iron infusions before a single doctor tested her for celiac disease. In this episode, she and Dr. Rahman talk perimenopause anxiety, medical gaslighting, the reality of working in Hollywood as a mother, and how a joke post about a music festival turned into something Alanis Morissette noticed.
Perimenopause, Mental Load, and Why We're Not Going Away with Beth Crosby (Garbage Mom)
Beth Crosby built an audience of 250,000 people by refusing to sugarcoat perimenopause — and it turns out a lot of women were waiting for exactly that. In this episode, she and Dr. Rahman talk anxiety, celiac disease that went undiagnosed for years, the impossible math of working in Hollywood as a mother, and why Alanis Morissette commenting on your post is a sign you're doing something right.
Understanding Orgasms: Science, Solutions, and Why Doctors Don't Ask with Dr. Lauren Streicher
70% of OB-GYNs never ask patients about orgasm. And when women finally bring it up themselves, the answer is usually "this just happens when you age." Dr. Lauren Streicher — sexual medicine specialist — joins Dr. Rahman to explain what's actually happening, what's actually causing it, and what actually works.
Pelvic Venous Disorders, Chronic Pain, and the Pelvic Floor with Dr. Julie Baron
For years, Dr. Julie Baron — a pelvic floor physical therapist — couldn't sit or stand for more than 10 minutes without needing to lie down. She saw urologists, gynecologists, GI docs, and colorectal specialists. Everyone told her she was normal. She finally diagnosed herself, pushed for her own imaging, and found 12-millimeter varicose veins across her uterus. This episode is for every woman who has been told her chronic pelvic pain is just part of life.
Labiaplasty, Anatomy, Overdoing It, Traveling for Surgery & Prevention with Dr. Dahlia Rice
What's actually normal when it comes to labial anatomy — and what happens when surgery goes too far? Dr. Dahlia Rice joins Dr. Rahman for an honest conversation about labiaplasty: who it's for, who it isn't, the risks of overdoing it, and why traveling abroad for the procedure deserves serious thought before you book.
Fertility Myths, Egg Freezing, and The Lucky Egg with Dr. Lucky Sekhon
Is 35 really a fertility cliff? Should everyone freeze their eggs? Dr. Lucky Sekhon — double board-certified reproductive endocrinologist and author of The Lucky Egg — joins Dr. Rahman to give the actual numbers most fertility doctors won't say out loud, and explain why vague answers from your doctor are a red flag.
How We Treat Pelvic Pain, Painful Sex, and Sexual Dysfunction
Insurance gives you ten minutes for pelvic pain, painful sex, and sexual dysfunction. That's not care — that's a timer. Dr. Rahman sits down with her nurse practitioner and pelvic floor PT to explain what comprehensive sexual health care actually looks like, and why she left insurance behind to deliver it.
Functional Strength Training, Nutrition, and Midlife Reset with Katalin Rodriguez-Ogren
Her doctor offered marriage counseling when her menopause symptoms got severe. So Katalin Rodriguez Ogren — 25-year owner of Chicago's POW Gym and a lifelong martial artist — wrote a book instead. Dr. Rahman and Katalin get into protein, estrogen, and why midlife is a metabolic reset if you know what to do with it.