Aug 29, 2026 · 1 hr 23 min · 26 segments
Breaking down stigma, restoring confidence, and talking real health "Down There"! 🩺✨🔥 In Episode 39 of the Just Cruz’n Podcast, JR & Jazmine sit down with the experts from Down There…
Fenwa Famakinwa MilhouseGuest
JR CruzHost
Jazmine CruzHost
Jagan KansalGuest
And the other really kind of cool thing about it is the way that we help normalize this industry and this lifestyle is by having other businesses that are not afraid of treating us like people, doing business with us, providing health care, not like somewhere that we feel safe when we're just able to share whatever.
Like, you're not going to want to share that part of yourself, which means that you may keep out other things when you're talking about symptoms, when you're talking about trauma, when you're talking about any of those types of things.
And we appreciate the fact that you guys are willing to work with us, be a part of this community.
Yeah, the reason we named our practice the way we did, I think, is to destigmatize the conversation, right? Down there, urology is not to invoke just humor, but also to tell people we really specialize in a certain area of urology.
You've got to come in, and once people start talking about it, they start opening up like crazy.
And we know this is a big part of their life, so we totally understand that part.
Yeah, and I think you bring up a great point that you don't want to feel judged by the person that you come to seek health information from.
And it is... fairly, unfortunately, fairly common that you might get judged by a health professional.
And so I, we pride ourselves on that creating a very, very, very safe, comfortable, no judgment zone.
Yeah, I mean, because even with our kids, if they need to go to, say, a therapist or something, we want to try to make sure that they're able to share whatever within that space as well.
We try to reach out to other therapists in other areas that are E&M friendly so that it's more likely that they're not going to be like, your parents do what? Like, you know, that was the reason that I initially started, that we initially started this podcast came from, we got outed and I got fired from a volunteer coaching job at the high school for wrestling.
And the other really kind of cool thing about it is the way that we help normalize this industry and this lifestyle is by having other businesses that are not afraid of treating us like people, doing business with us, providing health care, not like somewhere that we feel safe when we're just able to share whatever.
Like, you're not going to want to share that part of yourself, which means that you may keep out other things when you're talking about symptoms, when you're talking about trauma, when you're talking about any of those types of things.
And we appreciate the fact that you guys are willing to work with us, be a part of this community.
Yeah, the reason we named our practice the way we did, I think, is to destigmatize the conversation, right? Down there, urology is not to invoke just humor, but also to tell people we really specialize in a certain area of urology.
You've got to come in, and once people start talking about it, they start opening up like crazy.
And we know this is a big part of their life, so we totally understand that part.
Yeah, and I think you bring up a great point that you don't want to feel judged by the person that you come to seek health information from.
And it is... fairly, unfortunately, fairly common that you might get judged by a health professional.
And so I, we pride ourselves on that creating a very, very, very safe, comfortable, no judgment zone.
Yeah, I mean, because even with our kids, if they need to go to, say, a therapist or something, we want to try to make sure that they're able to share whatever within that space as well.
We try to reach out to other therapists in other areas that are E&M friendly so that it's more likely that they're not going to be like, your parents do what? Like, you know, that was the reason that I initially started, that we initially started this podcast came from, we got outed and I got fired from a volunteer coaching job at the high school for wrestling.
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