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1 week ago | 
abc.net.au | Yumi Stynes |Elsa Silberstein |Tamar Cranswick |Alex Lollback |Ann-Marie deBettencor
KateI don't know how familiar people are with the actual content of Andrew Tait's videos, but he does sometimes talk about choking women and sexually assaulting them in order to regain that kind of dominance over them. AndrewIf you allow her to blatantly disrespect you and you tolerate that, then you're setting a precedent, which means, well, why would I respect this guy in the first place?
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3 weeks ago | 
abc.net.au | Yumi Stynes |Elsa Silberstein |Tamar Cranswick |Alex Lollback |Ann-Marie deBettencor
AlyxI mean, I learned a lot about the smell of 600 people having sex. Oh no! Did you? Yeah. Tell me more about that. I would call it musky and primal and intense. The smell will stay with me forever. YumiThis is writer Alex Gorman. She's the lifestyle editor of The Guardian Australia. And what she's describing is the very human smell of a sex party with a population the size of a small outback town. She was there not to breathe in the heady stench of sex for fun, but as research for her new book.
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1 month ago | 
abc.net.au | Yumi Stynes |Elsa Silberstein |Katie O'Neill |Tamar Cranswick |Alex Lollback |Ann-Marie deBettencor
If you think perimenopause is reserved for mid-life, think again. When other 20 and 30-somethings are out partying or decorating the nursery, how do you cope with night sweats, hot flashes, brain fog and a tired libido? What's it like to have the body of a young woman, filled with the hormones of someone decades older? Yumi Stynes meets women going through perimenopause far earlier than they expected to learn how they manage their symptoms and cope with the prospect of infertility.
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1 month ago | 
abc.net.au | Yumi Stynes |Elsa Silberstein |Tamar Cranswick |Ann-Marie deBettencor
What happens to your sex life in perimenopause? When Salt-N-Pepa wrote Let's Talk About Sex, they didn't get to that bit. Well, Yumi Stynes is here to update the lyrics! In this no-holds-barred episode she meets women who have experienced changes to their libido and sexual function during this phase of life and finds out what help is at hand.
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1 month ago | 
abc.net.au | Yumi Stynes |Elsa Silberstein |Katie O'Neill |Tamar Cranswick |Alex Lollback |Ann-Marie deBettencor
Is perimenopause brain fog jamming up your workday? Are you constantly in a bad mood or irrationally angry at your kids who are only as annoying as usual? Is your memory failing you for the simplest words? Riding the hormonal rollercoaster of perimenopause has a huge impact on our brains — from mood to memory, sleep to stress. Come hang with Yumi Stynes as she meets women convinced that they're losing their minds or even going through dementia, but are, in fact, in the depths of perimenopause.
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1 month ago | 
abc.net.au | Yumi Stynes |Elsa Silberstein |Tamar Cranswick |Ann-Marie deBettencor
Hot flashes. Night sweats. Aching joints. Sore boobs. Welcome to your body in perimenopause!In episode one of this four-part series, Yumi Stynes speaks to women in the thick of perimenopause and battling physical symptoms. She also sits down with Dr Susan Davis, endocrinologist and world-leading expert on sex hormones aging to learn the best treatments for bothersome symptoms and how look after yourself in this stage of life.
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1 month ago | 
abc.net.au | Yumi Stynes |Elsa Silberstein |Tamar Cranswick |Alex Lollback |Ann-Marie deBettencor
Perimenopause: it's a huge physical, mental and sexual upheaval in a woman's life and yet, there's so much confusion as to how to make it through. Perimenopause is the months and years leading up to the last period, where a woman's hormones get feisty on their way down to retirement.
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1 month ago | 
abc.net.au | Yumi Stynes |Elsa Silberstein |Tamar Cranswick |Alex Lollback |Ann-Marie deBettencor
ZoeI thought of it as I can separate my mind from my body. I was really wrong. KatrinaSurrogates need emotional support. It's like they've just walked barefoot across the Sahara Desert to give someone a gift. They need to know that they're appreciated. BethBeing able to hand her over and say to them, you know, this is your daughter, meet your child, was...it was amazing.
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2 months ago | 
abc.net.au | Yumi Stynes |Elsa Silberstein |Tamar Cranswick |Alex Lollback |Ann-Marie deBettencor
GinaABC Listen, podcasts, radio, news, music and more. PennyTo me, there's the biological imperative part of me, which is irrational and emotional and whimsical, and then there's the other part of me I feel like I'm split in two. GinaThe whole thing with the question is it throws you into this time beyond yourself and you have to think about the future in a way that I don't think most life decisions do.
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2 months ago | 
abc.net.au | Yumi Stynes |Elsa Silberstein |Tamar Cranswick |Alex Lollback |Ann-Marie deBettencor
Our best friends are our ride-or-die, snort-laughing, crisis solving buttresses. But what happens when a friendship ends? In a romantic break-up, there's a cultural handbook instructing us all to sanctioned crying, bitching and ice-cream eating. Playlists, movies and a canon of literature are ready to validate the catastrophic pain of heartbreak. But with romantic break-ups, there aren't the same support systems in place to help us put back together the pieces.
