Sex therapy isn’t awkward homework or uncomfortable demonstrations—it’s about safety, attachment, and reclaiming pleasure. Dr. Shannon Chavez breaks down sexual shame, vaginismus, compulsive sexual behaviors, and why the body holds onto pain even after physical healing. If you’ve ever felt confused about desire, shame, or intimacy, this conversation offers clarity and hope.

From rural Pakistan to the UK, Dr. Sadia Malick has seen what happens when women are supported—and when they’re silenced. In this powerful conversation, we discuss maternal mortality, menopause stigma across cultures, PCOS and insulin resistance in South Asian populations, and why vaginal estrogen should be routine care for women over 40. This episode challenges the idea that suffering is normal and calls for global change in women’s health education.

Dizziness, fatigue, pelvic pain—what if it’s all connected? Cardiologist Dr. Alexis Cutchins joins GynoGirl TV to explain how overlooked venous conditions may be at the root of common symptoms in women with POTS, MCAS, and hypermobility. If you’ve been dismissed, this one’s for you.

Only 1% of eligible Black women are receiving hormone therapy—despite being hit hardest by menopause symptoms. In this candid episode of Gyno Girl TV, Dr. Sharon Malone—OB-GYN, bestselling author of Grown Woman Talk, and Chief Medical Advisor at Alloy Health—opens up about the real barriers facing women in midlife. From career pressure and racial bias to hormone misinformation and the need for second opinions, this episode is a masterclass in grace, grit, and advocating for better care.

Dr. Kameelah Phillips, board-certified OB-GYN and author of The Empowered Hysterectomy, joins Gyno Girl to break down what every woman should know before a hysterectomy. From the dark history of gynecology to modern disparities in care, this episode explores informed consent, orgasm preservation, and why choice—not pressure—should guide your treatment plan.

Dr. Avrum Bluming spent over 30 years fighting for safe, evidence-based hormone therapy access for breast cancer survivors. In this powerful episode, he shares the journey that began with his wife’s premature menopause and led to the FDA finally removing the estrogen black box warning in 2025.

What changed in women’s health in 2025? From evolving care models and guideline updates to how women access hormone therapy and preventive care, Gyno Girl shares what mattered—and why it’s giving us hope for the future.

Dr. Kelly Casperson breaks down the menopause treatment crisis in America, from the shocking lack of certified providers to the outdated laws blocking testosterone access. Discover how grassroots advocacy and FDA changes are finally shifting the landscape.

Sexual dysfunction doesn’t just affect men—it impacts their partners too. Dr. Mohit Khera, leading urologist and expert in men’s sexual medicine, joins the podcast to explain how erectile dysfunction, Peyronie’s disease, and low testosterone disrupt intimacy for couples. We explore real treatments that work, why female testosterone is still underfunded, and how to tackle sexual health as a team.

Brain fog, anxiety, and memory loss in your 40s? It might not be just stress. Dr. Aoife O’Sullivan shares her personal story of misdiagnosis, why hormone therapy changed everything, and how she now helps women identify the real root of their symptoms.

On this episode of GynoGirl TV, Dr. Heather Quaile unpacks the connection between trauma and women’s health. Learn how trauma-informed care transforms gynecology—from pelvic exams to menopause—and how to advocate for care that truly sees and supports you.

Vibrators aren’t just for pleasure—they’re powerful tools for healing. Lara Pack shares how external vibration helped her overcome vaginismus, reclaim intimacy, and launch Elixir Play, a line of medical-grade vibrators designed for women navigating pain, trauma, and pelvic floor dysfunction.

What is the pelvic floor, and why does it matter for everyone — not just postpartum patients? In this episode, the GSM Collective team unpacks how sexual health, hormonal changes, and pelvic floor function are deeply connected. Learn why they left insurance-based care, how they collaborate to treat complex cases, and what to expect from pelvic floor physical therapy.

Menopause myths die hard—and they’re still preventing women from accessing the care they deserve. In this eye-opening conversation, Dr. Heather Hirsch unpacks the most harmful misconceptions still shaping how menopause is treated today. From hormone timing to progesterone intolerance, Dr. Hirsch offers clear, evidence-based insights every woman should hear.

In this episode, spine surgeon Dr. Choll Kim shares groundbreaking research connecting spinal conditions to sexual dysfunction and pelvic pain. While many providers overlook this link, Dr. Kim explains how annular tears, Tarlov cysts, and spinal inflammation can impact the S2–S4 nerve roots that control pelvic sensation.

Dr. Kim’s studies show that 8% of spine surgery patients suffer from undiagnosed sexual problems, often without back pain. He outlines how targeted diagnostic injections distinguish symptomatic from incidental findings, and why minimally invasive procedures can restore function with same-day discharge and zero complications.

If you’ve experienced unexplained pelvic pain or sexual dysfunction, this conversation sheds light on a root cause—and a path toward relief.