Jun 2, 2026 · 1 hr 9 min · 17 segments
This week on *Your Weekly Breakdown*, Em and Cait celebrate accidental virality (hello new listeners!!), magical period blood, Skims-adjacent cocaine logistics, Hooters’ baffling family-friendly era…
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Emily KeyHost
Caitlin HowdenHost
I'm like, "Oh my God, what do I even want to start with today? What do I wanna start with today?" You were talking about periods.
You know, science has finally discovered that women have organs, and it turns out we've been throwing away super important information for centuries.
For most of modern history, science looked at period blood with roughly the same energy most people reserve like an expired yogurt container in the back of the fridge, like, "Ew, get rid of it immediately.
Avoid eye contact." Suddenly, researchers are realizing they may have been accidentally throwing away a biological goldmine, which feels honestly very on-brand for women's health.
There are researchers that are now studying menstrual fluid, not just the blood part, because apparently it's much more complicated than that, not that I would have any clue.
I'm like, "Oh my God, what do I even want to start with today? What do I wanna start with today?" You were talking about periods.
You know, science has finally discovered that women have organs, and it turns out we've been throwing away super important information for centuries.
For most of modern history, science looked at period blood with roughly the same energy most people reserve like an expired yogurt container in the back of the fridge, like, "Ew, get rid of it immediately.
Avoid eye contact." Suddenly, researchers are realizing they may have been accidentally throwing away a biological goldmine, which feels honestly very on-brand for women's health.
There are researchers that are now studying menstrual fluid, not just the blood part, because apparently it's much more complicated than that, not that I would have any clue.
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