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soapdish love we live under a rock | soapdish love | episode 6in this episode, we explain why we recorded an entire episode that discussed issues surrounding the Lindsay Clancy trial...but never actually talked about her. also, we have a new and exciting feature for supporters, which causes Kevin to tell a story about his medieval penance practice during engagement. and we answer an important question: how can you practically help your spouse grow in holiness?🛒items mentioned in this episode:(we earn commission as an Amazon Associate via these links…it supports us at no cost to you!)King of the Golden City...

2026-10-021h 04

System Updates: IFS Chitchat The Case for CompassionChitchat about intrusive content and the Lindsay Clancy trial. Content warning: This episode includes discussion of potentially distressing content, including homicidality and suicidality. Please take care while listening. Martha is at marthasweezy.com Hanna is at hannarea.com Fiona is at fionakaterice.com Want to hear us chitchat about something specific? Leave it in a 5 star review! System Updates is produced by Fiona Kate Rice with sound production from Emily Newton. Views shared in this podcast are for educational purposes only and are not a substitute for m...

2026-09-2937 min

rePROs Fight Back Kate Clancy on Her New Book: Pregnancy Interrupted: The Science and Stories of How Pregnancies Really End**Trigger Warning: Miscarriage and Pregnancy Loss“One of the most prevalent myths about human pregnancy is that of all possible outcomes, a baby is the most likely. Pregnancy Interrupted challenges the misleadingly linear narrative that begins with two lines on a pregnancy test and ends with a newborn. Kate Clancy shares her own deeply personal stories of pregnancy loss and moving interviews with others, and reveals how the frequency of loss and miscarriage is far more common than most realize.”For more information, check out Lady to Lady: https://ladytoladycomedy.com/Supp...

2026-09-1545 min

Motherhood Uncut After Lindsay Clancy: What Most Mothers Need to HearThe Lindsay Clancy case has brought postpartum psychosis and severe perinatal mental illness into public conversation in a very big way. These conversations matter. We need better recognition of serious maternal mental illness, better treatment, better education for families, and systems that know how to respond when a mother is becoming dangerously unwell.But there is another part of the maternal mental health conversation that I don’t want us to lose.The overwhelming majority of mothers who struggle with anxiety, intrusive thoughts, overwhelm, fear, or emotional distress after having a baby do not develop po...

2026-09-1524 min

Heal Here: A Podcast for Lightworkers, Healers, & Spiritual Seekers 188. Akashic Guidance: The Lindsay Clancy Trial, Dinkies, & DiscernmentIn this episode I share guidance connected to the spiritual karaoke song and pull cards for listeners. I talk about distraction on the spiritual path and the importance of discernment right now. Of course I get side-tracked googling about a Pontiac Firebird dinky with double exhaust pipes....and John Hamm memes. I also re-visit the topic of alcohol and spirituality from last episode and explain why I felt resistance channelling the message (of course Spirit put me in my place yet again). Overheard in this episode: Turn the lights off Dinky tracks and conspiracy...

2026-09-1153 min

History Buffoons Podcast KGB 007: Bohdan Stashynsky Part OneA basement water alarm chirps in the night, and somehow that’s the calm before we dive into one of the most unsettling Cold War espionage stories we’ve ever covered. We start with a blunt conversation about the Lindsay Clancy case, postpartum psychosis, and why social media can twist people into arguing against evidence. Then we crack open Blake’s Hard Cider Pomegranate Fizz and pivot hard into history.Bohdan Stashynsky grows up in western Ukraine where borders flip, occupations collide, and “politics” can get your family arrested. We walk through the tangled roots of Ukrainian nationalis...

2026-09-081h 06

Benny & Kate Women Just Set Themselves Back 1000 Years…And That’s Really Bad For MenGot something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!Benny and Kate discuss the ongoing debate over the Lindsay Clancy trial.

2026-09-0847 min

Reality Life with Kate Casey Ep. - 1709 - SATURDAY SERIES: ALICE LACOURAlice LaCour, former federal prosecutor, litigation partner at Hilgers Graben, and co-host of The Prosecutors podcast, joins me for a conversation that spans her immigrant childhood in a small Georgia town where she didn't speak English until kindergarten, her path through Yale Law School and two federal clerkships, her work on Supreme Court confirmation teams, and the day she went into labor mid-trial and didn't leave the courtroom. We also dig into her career as a podcaster, including the backlash she faced after concluding Adnan Syed's original conviction was correct, and her real-time coverage of the Lindsay Clancy trial, i...

2026-09-0550 min

Kate Delaney Radio w/Extra Sauce ATN Extra Sauce 09-04-26 | Feminist Icon Gloria Steinem dies, Lindsey Clancy jury deadlocked, Colorado upsets Georgia Tech

2026-09-041h 04

Kate Dalley Radio 090226 PART 2 SUSAN Lindsay Clancy Case Is Being USED and WHY ; AND MORE Headlines090226 PART 2 SUSAN Lindsay Clancy Case Is Being USED and WHY ; AND MORE Headlines by Kate Dalley

2026-09-0354 min

Dive Bar Astrology Yellow Diamonds in the Eclipse PortalIn this episode of Dive Bar Astrology we cover more Virgo season, the Full Moon Partial Lunar Eclipse in Pisces, Jupiter trining Saturn, Luigi pleading guilty, AOC's many recent headlines, the 'country hicks' who blocked an AI data center, the Live Nation Good Charlotte drama, the latest round of celeb deaths and near-deaths, the latest pop news including Britney and Rihanna's upcoming projects, and the latest round of viral true crime including the Lindsay Clancy trial. Book an Astrology Reading: Jess Abbott | Kate Kettelkamp Monthly Astro Forecasts: Jess's Patreon Newsletters...

2026-08-251h 08 $Friday I\'m in Bed$

Friday I'm in Bed It’s Friday I’m Kinda Chic: Trend Backlash, Lindsay Clancy and Forensic FandomSome people watch a murder trial the way other people watch Love Island. This week we're looking at what happens when a real criminal case becomes internet entertainment, and why the audience for all of it is overwhelmingly women. We get into forensic fandom, TikTok detectives and the postpartum psychosis story that's being drowned out by conspiracy theories about body doubles.Then something considerably lighter. Everyone made a kinda chic carousel, and then everyone got told off for making a kinda chic carousel. We're asking why joining in became embarrassing, whether trend backlash is just snobbery in...

2026-08-2159 min

Actually, with Emily and Kate Corn Dogs, Comstock, and Trump's Human PrinterEmily's coming at you from the future (well, Maine, in a fleece, with a fire going) and Kate is hot in Wisconsin. But first, a teaser: next weekend these two are podding on location together, dog and toddler included.Then it's a speed round through the news.Kate reports back from the Iowa State Fair, and makes the case that the least glamorous races on your ballot are often the ones you can actually swing.Emily walks through what's happening with North Korea: what kind of country it actually is, why the U...

2026-08-1947 min

Reality Life with Kate Casey Ep. - 1693 - THE LINDSAY CLANCY TRIAL: WHAT A FORENSIC PSYCHIATRIST WANTS YOU TO UNDERSTANDDr. Susan Hatters Friedman, a forensic and reproductive psychiatrist specializing in maternal mental health, joins Kate to discuss the Lindsay Clancy trial and what we need to understand about postpartum psychosis. Dr. Friedman is the Phillip J. Resnick Professor of Forensic Psychiatry at Case Western Reserve University and Director of Forensic Psychiatry at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center. She explains why postpartum psychosis can be difficult for doctors and families to recognize, how someone experiencing psychosis can still plan and appear functional, and the critical distinction between severe mental illness and legal insanity. They also discuss what spouses can...

2026-08-1747 min

MedCrimes: a Medical True Crime Podcast Lindsey Clancy; part 1 TW: child abuse, child loss, suicide, mental health in crisis Devon unpacks the story taking headlines by storm, the tragic story of Lindsey Clancy, and RN who suffered from postpartum depression/psychosis, and is on trial for allegedly killing her three young children. ….Intro/outro: New Media, Olive MusiqueCover art: Blossom Creative Studio, Jenny HamiltonInstagram: @medcrimespodcastFollow, like, share, subscribe! Visit us at: Www.medcrimespodcast.comMedcrimes is a medical true crime podcast. The hosts are two best friends who are chatting about true...

2026-08-131h 00

Reality Life with Kate Casey Ep. - 1682 - THE TRIAL OF LINDSAY CLANCYThe trial of Lindsay Clancy has reignited difficult questions about postpartum mental illness, criminal responsibility, and where medicine and the law intersect. To examine the case from two legal perspectives, Kate speaks with two attorneys whose expertise approaches the case from different angles. Jenifer Marks is a former family law attorney and legal consultant. Marks discusses the family law issues surrounding the case, including child welfare and parental responsibility. Mark Eiglarsh is a criminal defense attorney, former prosecutor, and law professor. Eiglarsh explains the prosecution and defense strategies, Massachusetts' standard for criminal...

2026-08-0537 min

Kindred The Donkey Sanctuary | With Dr. Cara Clancy, Senior ResearcherIn this week’s episode, we are speaking with Dr. Cara Clancy, senior researcher and social scientist for the Donkey Sanctuary located in Sidmouth, England. In 1973, Dr. Elisabeth Svendsen, after buying a donkey named ‘Naughty Face’, and going on to take in many donkeys after seeing the state of them at a local market, officially started The Donkey Sanctuary. Fast forward to today, and you’ll see the Sanctuary present around the world, fulfilling Dr. Svendsen's dream of helping donkeys across the globe live healthy and happy lives. And today, Cara’s role at the Donkey Sanct...

2026-04-211h 00

Coffey Talk Shut Her Down, Clancy: Kim Dallefeld on Grit, Community, and a Career That Never Stopped MovingKim Dallefeld has spent nearly three decades in the Microsoft Dynamics NAV and Business Central ecosystem, and her story is anything but a straight line. From accidentally triggering a debugging message at Ford Motor Company to leading a ten-country ERP implementation, building Dallefeld Consulting from the ground up, and eventually selling it to Centre Technologies, Kim has lived through just about every chapter this industry has to offer. In this conversation, Kim and Kate dig into what it really takes to build a career worth remembering: listening before solving, showing up honestly, leaning into community, and never being...

2026-04-0651 min

Princeton UP Ideas Podcast Kate Clancy, "Period: The Real Story of Menstruation" (Princeton UP, 2023)Menstruation is something half the world does for a week at a time, for months and years on end, yet it remains largely misunderstood. Scientists once thought of an individual's period as useless, and some doctors still believe it's unsafe for a menstruating person to swim in the ocean wearing a tampon. Period: The Real Story of Menstruation (Princeton UP, 2023) counters the false theories that have long defined the study of the uterus, exposing the eugenic history of gynecology while providing an intersectional feminist perspective on menstruation science.Blending interviews and personal experience with engaging stories from her...

2025-12-3028 min

New Books in Biology and Evolution Kate Clancy, "Period: The Real Story of Menstruation" (Princeton UP, 2023)Menstruation is something half the world does for a week at a time, for months and years on end, yet it remains largely misunderstood. Scientists once thought of an individual's period as useless, and some doctors still believe it's unsafe for a menstruating person to swim in the ocean wearing a tampon. Period: The Real Story of Menstruation (Princeton UP, 2023) counters the false theories that have long defined the study of the uterus, exposing the eugenic history of gynecology while providing an intersectional feminist perspective on menstruation science.Blending interviews and personal experience with engaging stories from her...

2025-12-3028 min

New Books in Medicine Kate Clancy, "Period: The Real Story of Menstruation" (Princeton UP, 2023)Menstruation is something half the world does for a week at a time, for months and years on end, yet it remains largely misunderstood. Scientists once thought of an individual's period as useless, and some doctors still believe it's unsafe for a menstruating person to swim in the ocean wearing a tampon. Period: The Real Story of Menstruation (Princeton UP, 2023) counters the false theories that have long defined the study of the uterus, exposing the eugenic history of gynecology while providing an intersectional feminist perspective on menstruation science.Blending interviews and personal experience with engaging stories from her...

2025-12-3028 min

New Books in Gender Kate Clancy, "Period: The Real Story of Menstruation" (Princeton UP, 2023)Menstruation is something half the world does for a week at a time, for months and years on end, yet it remains largely misunderstood. Scientists once thought of an individual's period as useless, and some doctors still believe it's unsafe for a menstruating person to swim in the ocean wearing a tampon. Period: The Real Story of Menstruation (Princeton UP, 2023) counters the false theories that have long defined the study of the uterus, exposing the eugenic history of gynecology while providing an intersectional feminist perspective on menstruation science.Blending interviews and personal experience with engaging stories from her...

2025-12-3028 min $New Books in Women\'s History$

New Books in Women's History Kate Clancy, "Period: The Real Story of Menstruation" (Princeton UP, 2023)Menstruation is something half the world does for a week at a time, for months and years on end, yet it remains largely misunderstood. Scientists once thought of an individual's period as useless, and some doctors still believe it's unsafe for a menstruating person to swim in the ocean wearing a tampon. Period: The Real Story of Menstruation (Princeton UP, 2023) counters the false theories that have long defined the study of the uterus, exposing the eugenic history of gynecology while providing an intersectional feminist perspective on menstruation science.Blending interviews and personal experience with engaging stories from her...

2025-12-3028 min

New Books in the History of Science Kate Clancy, "Period: The Real Story of Menstruation" (Princeton UP, 2023)Menstruation is something half the world does for a week at a time, for months and years on end, yet it remains largely misunderstood. Scientists once thought of an individual's period as useless, and some doctors still believe it's unsafe for a menstruating person to swim in the ocean wearing a tampon. Period: The Real Story of Menstruation (Princeton UP, 2023) counters the false theories that have long defined the study of the uterus, exposing the eugenic history of gynecology while providing an intersectional feminist perspective on menstruation science.Blending interviews and personal experience with engaging stories from her...

2025-12-3028 min

CRAMPED The Evolutionary Reason We Get Periods, And What It Explains About the PainIn season 1's final episode, Kate calls up biological anthropologist Kate Clancy to find out why we're even in this pain to begin with. Then Kate throws a period party, and gives the details on how she's been treating her period pain and endometriosis.Sound Design & Mixing: Kelly Kramarik at Maven Post MediaAssociate Producer: Katelyn Sabater Theme song: FaridehPodcast art: Nicholas ScheppardThis podcast is supported by the Simons Foundation’s Science, Society & Culture InitiativeFiscal partnership is provided by the Arkansas Pod...

2025-04-0832 min

AnthroBiology Podcast Dr. Kate Clancy - Period: The Real Story of Menstruation Dr. Kate Clancy of Illinois State University Urbana-Champaign joins the show to talk about her book, Period: The Real Story of Menstruation. We touch on what periods are, why humans might menstruate, factors that affect menstruation, the study of women's health in general, and a few things to keep in when doing research. Books, articles, and media mentioned in this episode + helpful sites and articles: Clancy, K. (2023). Period: The Real Story of Menstruation. Princeton University Press. (Audiobook version) Dr. Clancy's website Dr. Clancy's faculty profile at the University of Illinois...

2025-03-2745 min $Feisty Women\'s Performance$

Feisty Women's Performance Surprising Truths That Every Woman Should Know About Her Body with Dr. Kate ClancyMost of us have inhabited our bodies for several decades, so why do we know so little about it? Why aren’t we versed in the history of menstruation and the uterus? Why are the female body and menstruation still often cloaked in mystery and shame? Quite simply, it’s because of the massive gender gap in science and research that we’ve often been left guessing about the “whys” and “hows” of being in a female body. Society and cultural norms have also told us to “keep quiet” about our periods and reproductive system and, sadly, many women our age...

2023-11-2758 min

Peacemindedly Period, the Real Story of Mensuration by Kate ClancyAbout half of the world deals directly with bloody menstruation, yet, we do not know much about the blood women lose every month for years to come. In this episode, Kate Clancy, professor, biological anthropologist, and researcher at the University of Illinois-Champaign, uncovers the truth for us.

2023-09-2724 min

Peacemindedly 71: Period, the Real Story of Mensuration by Kate ClancyAbout half of the world deals directly with bloody menstruation, and the other half endures it indirectly. Yet, we do not know much about the blood women lose every month for years to come. In this episode, Kate Clancy, a scientist and researcher at the University of Illinois-Champaign, ucovers the truth for us.

2023-09-1924 min

Food Dignity Podcast White Spaces and Food RacismToday, Clancy speaks to Kate Gardner Burt, an associate professor at Lehman College, City University of New York, and a registered dietitian nutritionist. You won't want to miss their discussion about how systemic racial bias and whiteness impact the dietetics profession and food systems. For more on this episode, visit: https://fooddignitymovement.org/podcast/episode-153-white-spaces-and-food-racism/

2023-09-1928 min

Taboo Science Menstruation (with Dr. Kate Clancy)Menstruation is so much more than a useless byproduct of the reproductive cycle — it's a dang biological miracle. With the help of Dr. Kate Clancy, a professor at the University of Illinois and author of Period: The Real Story of Menstruation, this episode dives deep into the misconceptions, stigmas, and hidden truths about menstruation. Uncover the true purpose of periods, debunk the idea of a 'normal' period, and explore how environmental factors and personal experiences can impact menstrual cycles. We touch on premenstrual dysphoric disorder, PCOS, and endometriosis, along with the stigma associated with menstrual blood and why efforts to gi...

2023-08-1037 min

2023-05-1528 min

New Books In Public Health Kate Clancy, "Period: The Real Story of Menstruation" (Princeton UP, 2023)Menstruation is something half the world does for a week at a time, for months and years on end, yet it remains largely misunderstood. Scientists once thought of an individual's period as useless, and some doctors still believe it's unsafe for a menstruating person to swim in the ocean wearing a tampon. Period: The Real Story of Menstruation (Princeton UP, 2023) counters the false theories that have long defined the study of the uterus, exposing the eugenic history of gynecology while providing an intersectional feminist perspective on menstruation science.Blending interviews and personal experience with engaging stories from her...

2023-05-1528 min

On Health for Women What's a Normal Period, Really? with Kate Clancy, PhDIn this episode of On Health, I dive deep into the science and culture of our menstrual cycles with Kate Clancy, PhD, period researcher and expert in the field of reproductive biology who has dedicated her life’s work to advocating for menstrual health and wellbeing.We explore the myths and misconceptions surrounding menstruation, as well as the social stigma that often accompany it. Kate sheds light on the latest research in menstrual biology, from the role of hormones to the microbiome of the uterus. We also discuss the cultural and historical factors that have shaped our at...

2023-04-2646 min

Hear Books Come Alive Naturally Through Talented Narrators and Cinematic Spoken Performances Daily Period Audiobook by Kate ClancyListen to full audiobook for free :https://litupbook.com/freeTitle: PeriodSubtitle: The Real Story of MenstruationCategories: Biology, ScienceAuthor: Kate ClancyNarrator: Kate ClancyPublisher: Princeton University PressRelease date: 04-18-2023Language: EnglishSummary:This audiobook narrated by Kate Clancy shares a bold and revolutionary perspective on the science and cultural history of menstruation Menstruation is something half the world does for a week at a time, for months and years on end, yet it remains largely misunderstood. Scientists once thought of an...

2023-04-1800 min

Dive Into Expertly Narrated Audiobooks with Easy Access Period: The Real Story of Menstruation (Written by Kate Clancy)#ads Stream any unabridged audiobook of your choice with premium access by starting your trial on:https://booksreader.space/ak-4698/Title: Period: The Real Story of Menstruation Author: Kate Clancy Narrator: Kate Clancy Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 8 hours 0 minutes Release date: April 18, 2023 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1 Genres: Biology & Chemistry Publisher's Summary: This audiobook narrated by Kate Clancy shares a bold and revolutionary perspective on the science and cultural history of menstruation Menstruation is something half the world does for a week at a time, for months...

2023-04-188h 00

This Podcast Will Kill You Special Episode: Dr. Kate Clancy & PeriodMenstruation. Is there any other biological process that is so widely experienced yet is still discussed in hushed tones or with an air of disgust? Period product commercials that never mention menstruation (and what’s with the blue liquid?), sex education classes covering what periods are without advising how to manage them, the endless list of menstruation euphemisms, prominent evolutionary hypotheses dismissing periods as maladaptive, even proposed laws forbidding the discussion of periods in school (looking at you, Florida) - these are just a few examples of the ways that we have been taught to be ashamed or grossed ou...

2023-04-1855 min

Talk Nerdy with Cara Santa Maria Period w/ Kate ClancyIn this episode of Talk Nerdy, Cara is joined by Dr. Kate Clancy, Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Illinois and intersectional feminist biology researcher. They talk about her new book, "Period: The Real Story of Menstruation," with a special focus on the function, variability, and stigma connected to our periods.

2023-04-171h 14

Out the Gap Pull My Pork-meet 'Magic Mike'On a lovely Autumn day join Noel Clancy on the Twomey family pig and dairy farm in county Cork right on the edge of Cork city. Support the podcast: https://buymeacoffee.com/outthegappodcast Hear from 'Magic Mike' and his band of ladies! Join myself, Peter, Kate and their children as we take a stroll throughout the farm and hear about Peter's love and enthusiasm for the free range Pig enterprise. Find out all about 'the glen' which is his favourite part of the farm and all about the latest markets for their pork. We also...

2021-10-2338 min

Open House Kate O'Donnell Wants You to #standbyyourtransActor, Writer, Maker and Artistic Director of Trans Creative, Kate O'Donnell, talks to us in this episode about her experience of conversations around trans identity and navigating conversations around denial. **Content Warning** - Please be aware that abuse is talked about in the second conversation. If this is not content you want to consume right now, please take care and feel free to skip and join us again next week!Kate O'DonnellInstagram: @kateodonnellpresentsTwitter: @kateodonnellxEmail: kate@transcreative.ukTrans CreativeWebsite...

2021-04-191h 00

Courageous Scientist Podcast Jane Willenbring - I miss that time when I was secretly against sexual harassmentDr. Jane Willenbring is an Associate Professor at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography and will be joining the faculty as an Associate Professor of Geological Sciences at Stanford in fall 2020. Dr. Willenbring was also featured in the recent documentary Picture a Scientist. She tells us about her own awakening in deciding to come forward as a survivor of harassment, but also what it's like to have a vulnerable part of you be shared so publicly. Check out Jane's faculty profile page and Google Scholar page to learn more about her amazing research.

2020-08-0716 min

Courageous Scientist Podcast Rose Ferreira - I just wanted to talk into the voidThis week I had the absolute pleasure of talking to astrophysicist Rose Ferreira. I've been following and learning from Rose on Twitter for ages, and am so glad she agreed to talk to me for the podcast! Please check out her website at rosedf.net to learn more.

2020-07-1009 min

Downers Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Creepshots#174 – Kate's gone this week, so we have to figure out what to do! The central conceit of the indie darling video game THE OUTER WILDS is that you live your life on a twenty-two minute loop. What if your real life were like that too?? That is just one of the many hard-hitting questions we ask on an episode of Downers like this one. Plus, additional content regarding: rapid memory insertion, bartering, secret bazaars, thigh tech, and Germany. Plugs this week: Chinese food blogger Li Ziqi (Jack) Biking downhill (Hao) downersradio@gmail.com • /r/down...

2020-07-0852 min

Courageous Scientist Podcast Jodie Wiggins - I was told what I really wanted to be*Content warning - death of a child* In this episode I had the pleasure of talking to Dr. Jodie Wiggins, Teaching Assistant Professor at Oklahoma State University. Dr. Wiggins has found her place at the nexus of teaching and research after many years of searching, and loss.

2020-06-2713 min

Courageous Scientist Podcast Tessa Logan - Persistence Over Perfection*Content warning for: domestic abuse, death of a friend.* Tessa Logan is a graduate student at Stanford, and it was a long road to get there. Logan has persisted despite pauses, restarts, and personal tragedy. Hear how she decided to be like Dory and just keep swimming. To learn more about Tessa Logan find her on Twitter at @tessalationl. TRANSCRIPT Dr. Kate Clancy (Intro): Okay this is Kate Clancy and welcome to… uh. Oh wow! I was about to say Period Podcast. This is not Period Podcast this is the Courageous Scientist Podcast. (La...

2020-06-1916 min

Courageous Scientist Podcast Krishna Pakala - I don't want to treat everybody as a numberDr. Krishna Pakala is today's guest and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering at Boise State University. He is the Faculty in Residence for the Engineering and Innovation Living Learning Community and the Director for the Industrial Assessment Center at Boise State. He is the recipient of David S. Taylor Service to Students Award and Golden Apple Award from Boise State University. He is also the recipient of ASEE Pacific Northwest Section (PNW) Outstanding Teaching Award, ASEE Mechanical Engineering division’s Outstanding New Educator Award and several course design awards. Dr. Pakala puts students fi...

2020-06-1217 min

Courageous Scientist Podcast Jennifer Freyd - Personal and Institutional CourageDr. Jennifer Freyd is a Professor of Psychology at the University of Oregon, as well as the Founder and President of a new non-profit, the Center for Institutional Courage. Dr. Freyd spoke with me about her journey from studying cognitive psychology to institutional betrayal, to institutional courage, as well as the ways she has had to show personal courage along her scholarly path. Though we don't discuss it in this episode Dr. Freyd is also fighting for pay equity at her institution via a major lawsuit. TRANSCRIPT Dr. Kate Clancy (Intro): Hello and welcome to...

2020-06-0615 min

Courageous Scientist Podcast Vassiki Chauhan - Courage is a hard wordVassiki Chauhan is a PhD candidate at Dartmouth in psychology and brain sciences. She has also been a courageous activist against sexual harassment in science. Hear her story, and then learn more about her amazing science: you can read her scholarly papers, or follow her on Twitter. TRANSCRIPT Dr. Kate Clancy (Intro): Alright this is Kate Clancy and this is the Courageous Science Podcast/ educational material for my humanizing science students in the middle of a global pandemic. I am joined by the rather amazing Vassiki Chauhan. She is a PhD student in psychological and...

2020-05-2913 min

Courageous Scientist Podcast Max Liboiron - The courage of dealing with extreme ambivalenceI am so pleased to share with you this week's CSP interview. Dr. Max Liboiron is an Assistant Professor of Geography at Memorial University of Newfoundland, Associate Vice President of Indigenous Research, and the Director of CLEAR, the Civic Laboratory for Environmental Action Research. Please learn more about Dr. Liboiron and her team at https://civiclaboratory.nl/ .

2020-05-2215 min

Courageous Scientist Podcast Aunchalee Palmquist - There isn't a recipe for successDr. Aunchalee Palmquist is an assistant professor of maternal and child health at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. She is an affiliate of the Carolina Global Breastfeeding Institute and is the co-host of the podcast Anthrolactology. In this episode, Dr. Palmquist describes her winding and worthwhile path to science. She stands in her goals of decolonizing and achieving justice within science, and uses them to motivate her work every day. TRANSCRIPT Dr. Kate Clancy (Intro): Hello and welcome to the Courageous Scientist Podcast. This is Kate Clancy, anthropology professor and aspiring courageous scientist...

2020-05-1517 min

PERIOD Podcast Breakthrough bleed - Illness Stigma and the COVID-19 PandemicWell, we were going to talk menstrual stigma, but then the pandemic happened. Join me and Drs. Amber Wutich and Alex Brewis as we talk about stigma - what it is, how it affects people, and its repercussions on health. Race is playing a significant role in how stigma is laying on people through this pandemic - first through where this novel coronavirus originated, and then through who seems to have the worse health outcomes. Race-related stigma is allowing us to scapegoat certain groups, which has profound consequences for how we handle this disease and help those who are...

2020-05-0834 min

Courageous Scientist Podcast Asmeret Berhe - I would choose a healthy workplace climate over anythingDr. Asmeret Berhe is a soil biogeochemist and the Falasco Endowed Chair in Earth Sciences at the University of California at Merced. Join me in learning about the brave ways Dr. Berhe has shown up for science by making hard decisions and refusing to be pushed out. Learn more about Dr. Berhe's research, watch her TED talk on soil mitigation, and watch her Story Collider on growing up and loving science in a war torn region. TRANSCRIPT Dr. Kate Clancy: Okay, so welcome to yet another round of ‘Ask a Courageous Scientist.” I am going to b...

2020-05-0824 min

Courageous Scientist Podcast Rebecca Shansky - The way we talk about womenDr. Rebecca Shansky is an associate professor of psychology at Northeastern University. Dr. Shansky studies the behavioral neuroscience of rodents and has taken on her field's exclusion of female animals in research. As she points out, the way we talk about women has an interesting similarity to the way we talk about female rodents, and it's time for biases against "fluctuating hormones" to stop. You can learn more about Dr. Shansky's work on her website, read her Science commentary, and listen to her talk at the Mind & Life Institute Meeting in Gabarone Botswana (starting at the 6:30 mark). ...

2020-05-0112 min

Courageous Scientist Podcast Introduction to the Courageous Scientists PodcastJoin Kate Clancy as she introduces her new podcast, and answers the three questions of this pandemic passion project: what brought you to science? How do you show courage in science? What do you want others to know about what it means to be a courageous scientist? Many thanks to Carrie Templeton for the logo and Janice Collins for music selection. TRANSCRIPT Hello, this is Kate Clancy, and welcome to the Courageous Scientist Podcast! I am a professor of biological anthropology at the University of Illinois and my work focuses on reproductive justice – in particular on...

2020-04-2406 min

PERIOD Podcast Breakthrough bleed - menstrual pads as masks?Return guests Drs. Jodi Flaws and Jessica Brinkworth help us understand why disposable menstrual pads as masks should NOT be a thing (see example here)... but that some cloth masks may do at least a little something. One of the better options is from Suay LA. And see Dr. Brinkworth's page on cloth masks more generally.

2020-04-1429 min

PERIOD Podcast Breakthrough bleed - my kid's review of Go With the FlowGo With the Flow is a new graphic novel about friendship and periods, written by Lily Williams and Karen Schneemann. My kid has read it about twenty times, so I thought you should hear all about it too! Enjoy a short departure from Tiger Kings and pandemics, and expect a few more of these in the coming months. Buy the book here: https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250143174

2020-03-3112 min

Sausage of Science SoS 67- Hackademics: Harassment and SAFE13 with Dr. Kate ClancyIn this installment of our #Hackademics series, Dr. Kate Clancy, Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Illinois, shares her work on the SAFE13 project and provides advice for dealing with harassment in academia. Dr. Clancy's work has had significant policy ramifications, exemplified by her Congressional testimony and co-authorship on a National Academies report on sexual harassment of women in STEM. Broadly, Dr. Clancy's research centers on issues of reproductive justice. To learn more about her, check out her website:http://kateclancy.com/ or follow her on twitter @KateClancy. Check out the papers referenced in the episode here: "Sexual...

2020-03-2340 min

Altered Cognition #27 Meat Slappers w/Brian Barganier and Kate ClancyBrian Barganier and Kate Clancy stop by to talk about their books and other various projects. Listen to their podcast the meath slap podcast. Visit their website for more information https://www.meatslappodcast.com/ Brian & Kate's books: https://www.meatslappodcast.com/merch/the-liquor-store-chronicles https://www.meatslappodcast.com/merch/liquor-store-chronicles-ebook https://www.meatslappodcast.com/merch/10-pounds-a-month-the-guide-to-lazy-keto Upcoming Events: Brian & Kate - FEB 21 FRI KaFo Coffeeshop Ridgefield, CT, United States FEB 22 SAT Hutghi's at The Nook Westfield, MA, United States FEB 23 SUN Willimantic Records...

2020-02-211h 16

PERIOD Podcast Living with endoThis week we put aside the scholarly tone this podcast usually takes in order to speak to a patient living with endometriosis. I've known Chris, and her experiences with endo, for over a decade. Chris had a hysterectomy recently to see if she could put an end to all of the pain she has had, but it wasn't the straightforward resolution she hoped for. I hope you'll join me in listening to this experience and learning more about this condition.

2019-10-2158 min

PERIOD Podcast Is it that hard to study female mice?Dr. Christian studies how epilepsy’s effects on the brain have consequences beyond that organ, like on reproductive hormones and the menstrual cycle. We had a wide-ranging and really interesting discussion about whether and when to study the effects of the menstrual cycle on whatever thing you are interested in studying in your lab. Also, no, it's really not that hard to study female mice so more scientists should get over themselves and do so.

2019-10-1447 min

PERIOD Podcast Menstruapps know a lot about youI talk to information security doctoral candidate Laura Shipp about her recent work to understand the privacy policies of the most popular menstruapps out there. We tell these apps our moods, our periods... even when we have sex. Is this something we want corporations sharing with advertisers?

2019-10-0727 min

PERIOD Podcast Pinoe and PeriodsJoin me as I chat with Dr. Meredith Reiches of the University of Massachusetts-Boston about periods and athletic performance. Trainers for the US Women's National Team claim they harnessed their knowledge of menstrual cycles to maximize performance and help these athletes win the World Cup for the fourth time. But is it true? Oh come on, if you're a regular listener you know the answer! But listen anyway because Dr. Reiches is brilliant and it's probably the one and only chance I'll get to gush with someone about Megan Rapinoe on this here podcast.

2019-09-3055 min

PERIOD Podcast Menstrual hygiene, whatever that meansThis is PERIOD Podcast, episode 31. I am so pleased to bring you this week’s episode with guest Dr. Julie Hennegan. Dr. Julie Hennegan is a Research Associate at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. In this episode, Dr. Hennegan and I talk about the concept of menstrual hygiene management, and how what we assume menstruators need isn’t always what they actually need. I also really appreciated what Dr. Hennegan had to say about making sure that the evidence we collect on menstruation is good. You’ll see what she means in the interview - have a listen

2019-09-2349 min

PERIOD Podcast Flaws in the systemJoin me as I interview the brilliant Dr. Jodi Flaws of the University of Illinois on her research on how phthalates affect the female reproductive system. I'm grateful for the research on how endocrine disrupting chemicals affect kids... but not enough folks seem to center their research on direct effects of women. Learn about what our cosmetics, toys, and food contain, how to reduce exposure to these chemicals, and the kinds of effects these chemicals have on our menstrual cycles, menopausal symptoms, and more.

2019-09-1641 min

PERIOD Podcast Myths and DisturbancesThe mother of menstrual cycle research is here! I spoke with Dr. Jerilynn Prior, one of my personal heroines, about her early and more recent work on menstrual cycles, perimenopause, and estrogen. Dr. Prior made several important interventions in clinical research on the menstrual cycle, asking: Why are we comparing two groups of women who are so different, then blaming all those differences on physical activity? Why are we acting as though physical activity is so damaging to fertility? And, why do we do so little to translate this work to the menstruators who so desperately need it?

2019-09-0957 min

PERIOD Podcast Iron Man...struatorsJoin me as I nerd out with anthropologist Dr. Elizabeth Miller as we talk about iron stores, iron deficiency, and all the ways menstruators are pathologized for bleeding.

2019-09-0445 min

PERIOD Podcast Women's advocacy and "technologies of passing"Check out the fabulous Dr. Sharra Vostral as she walks us through the contentious and fascinating history of tampons and toxic shock syndrome. She uncovers the largely ignored history of the many consumer advocates who pushed for change long before menstrual product companies were willing to.

2019-08-2647 min

PERIOD Podcast Pregnant Citizen ScienceJoin Kate as she talks to Dr. Caroline Signore, Deputy Director of Extramural Research at the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development at the National Institutes of Health. We talk about Dr. Signore's path to obstetric and gynecological research. And, we discuss PregSource, a very important program at the NIH designed to involve pregnant women in research understanding the normal experience of pregnancy. Too often we think whatever we are experiencing is normal when it isn’t, or is abnormal when everything is fine, and that’s because there is so little data on preg...

2019-08-1949 min

PERIOD Podcast Are We Defined By Our Cycles?Join Kate as she talks to Dr. Annaliese Beery, professor and member of the Psychology, Biology, and Neuroscience programs at Smith College. I wanted to talk to Dr. Beery because of her work on sex, gender, and estrus cycles in animal research. People often avoid studying females because they believe we are all too variable because of the effects of the menstrual cycle on physiology and behavior. Dr. Beery tells us how that isn't at all true! She also tells us about the research that shows that males are often the ones who are more variable.

2019-08-1226 min

PERIOD Podcast OH HI I'M BACKI've missed you, fellow period enthusiasts! Here's a sneak peek of season 3, first full episode will be up August 12 2019!

2019-08-0502 min

PERIOD Podcast Lawyered, periodJoin Kate for the last episode of season 2. She talks to Imani Gandy and Jessica Pieklo (AKA @AngryBlackLady and @Hegemommy on Twitter), the hosts of Boom! Lawyered and Senior Legal Analysts at Rewire News.

2018-02-0950 min

PERIOD Podcast Something in the waterJoin Kate as she talks to grad student Holly Horan from her fieldwork in Puerto Rico on the effects of stress on pregnancy and preterm birth. Show notes can be found at kateclancy.com/period23. And don't forget to use coupon code "periodpodcast" for 50% off your order at elleboxco.com!

2018-02-0258 min

PERIOD Podcast Bleeding at workKate talks to Dr. Andrea Ichino about research indicating that some women miss work in a cyclical pattern. Is the problem the data, the interpretation, the way we view women, or the way we view the workplace?

2018-01-2644 min

PERIOD Podcast Keep the babies awayKate talks to Dr. Jessica Kiley about periods and contraception, with a particular focus on long-acting contraception. Consider an implant and become a biohacker ahead of the Silicon Valley dudebros!

2018-01-1941 min

PERIOD Podcast PCO-YesKate talks to Dr. Marla Lujan, PCOS expert and professor of nutritional sciences at Cornell University. We geek out on testosterone and how the body makes eggs.

2018-01-1251 min

PERIOD Podcast What is the range of normal in pelvic floor health?Liz and Kate chat about pelvic prolapse, and Kate interviews the amazing Julie Wiebe, a pelvic floor therapist who pioneered the "pelvic floor piston" method of breathing. Check out the show notes at www.kateclancy.com/period19.

2017-12-221h 06

PERIOD Podcast Until the baby can walkDr. Claudia Valeggia of Yale University joins me for a wonderful conversation about biological and cultural variation in the experience of the postpartum period. Check out the show notes at www.kateclancy.com/period18

2017-12-1547 min

PERIOD Podcast Where the tampon goesJoin me in a conversation with Maysa Haque, masters student at the University of Regina, as she shares her research into the wide variability of experience Canadian Muslim women have about their periods. For more see kateclancy.com/period17

2017-12-0843 min

PERIOD Podcast The Modern PeriodWe learn about periods through history, and those moments when corporate interests, scientific knowledge, and women's lives align. Guest is historian Dr. Lara Friedenfelds. Head to the show notes for more, at kateclancy.com/period16.

2017-12-011h 13

PERIOD Podcast Nourished periodsEating Psychology Coach Lu Uhrich teaches me a thing or two about body image, nourishing yourself, and how to get back your period. Check out http://www.kateclancy.com/period15 for the full show notes.

2017-11-1750 min

PERIOD Podcast Undernourished periodsWe learn about the female athlete triad, and how menstrual disturbances have more to do with not eating enough and adhering to cultural conceptions of beauty than overexercising. See www.kateclancy.com/period14 for full show notes.

2017-11-1053 min

PERIOD Podcast Sisters foreverLiz Lerner, Kate's sister, hosts the first episode of season 2. Liz interviews Kate and learns the moment she learned where babies come from, and the times she thought she had gotten her period but didn't.

2017-11-0349 min

PERIOD Podcast TeaserWe are so excited to share the next season with you! Hear about some of our upcoming episodes and our new sponsor!

2017-10-2403 min

PERIOD Podcast Episode 12 Listen with your grandmaI talk to Dr. Molly Fox, Assistant Professor of Biological Anthropology at UCLA, about why grandmas are cool, and you should listen to this episode with your female relatives. Check out the show notes at kateclancy.com/period12, and support this podcast at patreon.com/periodpodcast2. This is the last episode of this season, make sure you subscribe so you don't miss bonus content before season 2!

2016-12-2358 min

PERIOD Podcast Episode 11 Hormones make it rainScicurious, also known as Dr. Bethany Brookshire, chats with Kate about PMS and PMDD. Go to kateclancy.com/period11 for the show notes, and check out Kate's new Patreone to support the podcast, patreon.com/periodpodcast2!

2016-12-1652 min

PERIOD Podcast Episode 10 Periods in the WildKate Blazar, CEO and founder of Animosa and the Go With Your Flow Pack, tells us about her new product and Kickstarter. Find my show notes at kateclancy.com/period10 and the Kickstarter at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/gowithyourflow/the-go-with-your-flow-pack-a-menstrual-disposal-ki

2016-12-0944 min

PERIOD Podcast Breakthrough Bleed A Bonus Podcast About the ElectionThis is a bonus episode of PERIOD podcast about the US Presidential Election. For a full transcript and show notes go to kateclancy.com/periodbonuselection.

2016-11-2507 min

PERIOD Podcast Episode 9: LadybugsDr. Roxana Hickey joins Kate to talk ladybugs – or rather, the vaginal microbiome. Check out the show notes at kateclancy.com/period9!

2016-11-1845 min

PERIOD Podcast Episode 8 Menstrual-born killersKate interviews Dr. Felisa Reynolds about their shared experience of a workplace bathroom, and Dr. Jessica Brinkworth about the health consequences of crappy menstrual hygiene.

2016-11-1141 min

PERIOD Podcast Episode 7 Public periodsKate interviews musician Kiran Gandhi and inventor Heli Kurjanen about having periods in public.

2016-11-0442 min

PERIOD Podcast Episode 6 Periods for PoliticiansKate interviews the founder of Periods for Pence, now Periods for Politicians.

2016-10-2840 min

PERIOD Podcast Episode 5 Teaching periodsThis episode was a ton of fun to put together. I was lucky to get to interview Lali DeRosier, a seventh grade science teacher and awesome science outreach advocate. We talk about what kids know, and what cultural conceptions of gender make kids not realize they know… like the several times Lali has had to convince boys in her classroom that girls poop. Then, I talk to Talia Oakley, a sex health educator. We also talk about what kids know and mis-know… and my daughter makes an accidental appearance.

2016-10-2150 min

PERIOD Podcast Episode 4 I think it's sort of like pee or poopI interview four mothers and their kids -- and my own kid -- about what a period is. We discuss how kids come to understand privacy and secrecy, bodily functions, and growing up.

2016-10-1434 min

PERIOD Podcast Episode 3 Blood Coming out of her WhereverI interview Dr. Alma Gottlieb about what periods are, culturally – what they mean to us, what they do to us, how they fit or don’t fit into the dominant cultural paradigm. Dr. Gottlieb shares insights into menstrual taboos, in the United States and cross-culturally. She also talks about what it means that 20-25% of the reproductive-aged women you meet are menstruating, even though they are hiding it. What does it mean to hide something fundamental about yourself for a quarter of your lifespan from menarche to menopause?

2016-10-0735 min

PERIOD Podcast Episode 2 Monkey Trainers and Tampon SqueezersIn my first full episode, I interview Dr. Elizabeth Rowe about her research on menstruation, and why we have periods. Dr. Rowe shares broad evolutionary insights about why people menstruate, as well as quirky tidbits about how researchers have studied periods over the years. Learn how scientists discovered how much monkeys menstruate, and which region of Europe seems to enjoy wringing out sanitary products. Next week, I’ll interview Dr. Alma Gottlieb, a cultural anthropologist who also studies periods, to look at the other side of the menstrual pad on matters periodic. Subscribe to PERIOD so...

2016-09-3033 min

PERIOD Podcast Episode One: Introduction to PERIODWelcome to PERIOD! PERIOD is a podcast where I explore anything and everything to do with the menstrual cycle, most especially the bloody bits. I am a biological anthropologist whose research focuses on the ways in which stress, lifestyle, and environment affect women’s health. I also wrote for Scientific American for a few years and do a fair bit of science outreach online and on my campus, the University of Illinois. PERIOD is my chance to spend some time with my favorite topic, hang out with people I admire, and learn more about the social, political, and biological as...

2016-09-2306 min

Inquiring Minds 48 K Clancy, R Nelson, J Rutherford, & K Hinde - The Epidemic of Harassment in Scientific Field WorkOne of the most difficult parts of getting a Ph.D. is finishing your dissertation. Beyond the mountain of work a dissertation requires, graduate students also have to face feelings of inadequacy, disappointment, and anxiety about the looming job search. Sometimes, they need a gentle, supportive push to quit stressing about every last comma and—after years of blood, sweat, and tears— finally turn it in.So when Kate Clancy, an anthropologist at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, chided an old friend who was still a graduate student about taking that last step to finish her thesis, she...

2014-08-221h 01