What if painful sex, tampon pain, or persistent vulvar discomfort wasn’t something to silently tolerate or dismiss with “just relax”? In this episode of Labia Logic, Drs. Ashley Fuller and Meredith McClure are joined by filmmaker Bonnie Gross, creator of Lady Parts, a comedy inspired by her own experience with vestibulodynia and chronic vulvar pain. Together they explore why vulvar pain is so often misdiagnosed or minimized, how conditions like vulvodynia, pelvic floor dysfunction, and recurrent infections can overlap, and why patient experiences deserve to be taken seriously from the start. This conversation blends medicine, storytelling, and advocacy to highlight one message: pain is real, and you deserve answers, care, and relief.

Chronic vulvar pain is real—and it’s not “just stress.” In this episode of Labia Logic, Drs. Ashley Fuller and Meredith McClure are joined by health psychologist Dr. Adriana Martí to unpack why persistent pain isn’t just physical—it’s neurological, psychological, and deeply interconnected. They explain how the brain and nervous system can amplify pain signals, why common advice like “just relax” misses the mark, and how approaches like cognitive behavioral therapy, pain reprocessing, and a biopsychosocial model can actually help. If you’ve ever felt dismissed or confused about ongoing vulvar pain, this episode offers clarity, validation, and practical paths forward.

Why are there so many slang terms for the vulva—and why do so many feel awkward, negative, or just plain wrong? In this episode of Labia Logic, Drs. Ashley Fuller and Meredith McClure unpack the cultural history of sex slang and how language shapes the way we think about women’s bodies. From surprising word origins to the subtle ways humor can reinforce stigma, they explore why these terms stick—and how we can shift the conversation. If you’ve ever cringed at the words we use for anatomy, this episode offers a smarter, more empowering perspective.

Ever wondered if squirting is something you should achieve, or panicked over a rogue queef at the worst moment? In Episode 29 of Labia Logic, Drs. Ashley Fuller and Meredith McClure tackle pop culture myths and patient questions around squirting, queefs, and clitoral piercings. From anatomy to real-life experiences, they explain why your body isn’t broken—it’s just not a TikTok highlight reel. Squirting is optional, queefs are normal, and clitoral piercings carry risks that aren’t always obvious. No shame, no stigma—just evidence-based guidance and a wide-ranging reminder that normal comes in many forms.

You’re doing everything “right”—so why does orgasm feel harder to reach, slower, or less intense? In Part 2 of this Labia Logic deep dive, Drs. Ashley Fuller and Meredith McClure, joined by Dr. Irwin Goldstein, explore how hormones, menopause, nerve sensitivity, and brain chemistry all shape orgasm. From delayed pleasure to muted intensity, they break down why these changes happen and what can actually help. If your body feels different than it used to, this episode offers science, validation, and a much-needed reality check: it’s not just you, and it’s not just in your head.

Why do orgasms sometimes disappear—even when everything else seems right? In this episode of Labia Logic, Drs. Ashley Fuller and Meredith McClure are joined by sexual medicine expert Dr. Irwin Goldstein to explore the complex science of orgasm. They explain why orgasm problems are rarely “just in your head” and walk through the five body systems involved in sexual response. This first installment of the Orgasm Deep Dive reframes orgasm as a full-body event involving nerves, hormones, blood flow, pelvic muscles, and the brain—reminding listeners that when pleasure is missing, curiosity and real medical care should replace shame.

Have you ever left a medical appointment feeling dismissed or told your symptoms were “just stress”? In this episode of Labia Logic, recorded at the ISSWSH conference, Drs. Ashley Fuller and Meredith McClure tackle the reality of medical gaslighting in women’s health. They explore why vulvar pain, hormonal concerns, and sexual health issues are often minimized—and how better education and multidisciplinary care are changing the field. If you’ve ever doubted your own symptoms after a doctor’s visit, this episode is a powerful reminder: your experience matters, and you deserve to be heard.

Herpes is common, manageable, and far less dramatic than pop culture suggests. In this episode of Labia Logic, Drs. Ashley Fuller and Meredith McClure break down HSV-1 vs HSV-2, how herpes spreads, why routine screening isn’t always recommended, and how antiviral treatments keep outbreaks and transmission under control. They also tackle dating, disclosure, pregnancy safety, and the emotional side of diagnosis. If herpes has ever caused anxiety or confusion, this episode replaces fear with facts — and a lot more peace of mind.

Curious about vibrators but not sure where to start? In this playful and informative episode of Labia Logic, Drs. Meredith McClure and Ashley Fuller are joined by sexual wellness coach Elizabeth Leister to break down the world of vibrators without shame or confusion. From beginner-friendly options to suction toys, wands, and couples tools, they explain how pleasure supports sexual health, hormones, and connection at every life stage. Whether you’re brand new or just vibing with curiosity, this episode proves that good vibrations really are good medicine.

Welcome to O-School. In this foundational episode of Labia Logic, Drs. Ashley Fuller and Meredith McClure dive into the science of orgasms and why women’s pleasure has been sidelined for far too long. From debunking penetration-only myths to explaining the orgasm gap, brain-body connection, and why performance pressure kills pleasure, this episode lays the groundwork for understanding and reclaiming sexual satisfaction. If orgasms feel confusing, inconsistent, or elusive, this is your permission slip—and your starting point.

Is vaginal rejuvenation legit—or just expensive nonsense wrapped in buzzwords? In this episode of Labia Logic, Drs. Ashley Fuller and Meredith McClure dismantle the marketing hype around lasers, injections, and spa-style “vaginal glow-ups.” They explain why people seek treatment for dryness, pain with sex, urinary symptoms, and hormonal changes—and which options are actually backed by science. If you’ve ever wondered whether a treatment is medicine or just vibes, this episode gives you the clarity (and skepticism) your vagina deserves.

Are your labia “normal”—and does that even matter? In this no-shame, all-facts episode of Labia Logic, Drs. Ashley Fuller and Meredith McClure break down the truth about labiaplasty. From pain with exercise and clothing to cosmetic concerns shaped by porn myths, they explain when surgery may help, when it won’t, and what risks deserve real consideration. You’ll also learn how labia naturally change over time and why comparison is the thief of vulvar joy. The takeaway? Vulvas are wonderfully unique—and no glow-up is required.

It’s the most vulva-ful time of the year! In this festive episode of Labia Logic, Drs. Meredith McClure and Ashley Fuller unwrap their favorite gifts for vulvar and vaginal health—from moisturizers and dilators to vibrators, erotica, and even bidets. Equal parts educational and cheeky, this holiday guide is filled with thoughtful, body-positive recommendations for comfort, pleasure, and self-care. Whether you’re shopping for yourself or someone you love, this episode proves the best gifts come with a little pelvic wisdom and a lot of joy.

Your test says “negative,” but your vagina says otherwise? You’re not imagining it. In this “Deep Cuts” episode of Labia Logic, Drs. Ashley Fuller and Meredith McClure unpack the mystery of vaginal symptoms that lab tests miss. From desquamative inflammatory vaginitis (DIV) to cytolytic vaginosis (CV), they explain what’s really going on when the usual yeast/BV/trich results don’t fit. You’ll learn what symptoms to watch for, how pH can tell the truth, and why antibiotics—or even probiotics—can make things worse. This is the vaginal health episode your doctor wishes they’d heard in med school.

Ever felt like your discharge has a mind of its own? In this hilariously honest episode of Labia Logic, Drs. Ashley Fuller and Meredith McClure decode the most common culprits behind vaginal discharge—yeast infections and bacterial vaginosis. From telltale textures and odors to how meds and microbiomes play a role, they explain what’s normal, what’s not, and why self-treating can backfire. Expect laughs, science, and the reassurance that everyone deals with this stuff—it’s just time we actually talked about it.

When your turn-on feels stuck in park, it might be time for a tune-up. In this episode of Labia Logic, Drs. Meredith McClure and Ashley Fuller talk with certified sex therapist Trista Jones, LPC-S, about what really drives desire—and what slows it down. From hormones and trauma to communication and mindfulness, Trista breaks down how therapy can help you rediscover pleasure without shame. You’ll learn what to expect in a sex therapy session, how to find a qualified provider, and why your libido isn’t broken—it’s just waiting for the right care and curiosity to get back in gear.

Is your libido MIA? You’re not alone—and you’re definitely not broken. In this refreshingly honest episode of Labia Logic, Drs. Ashley Fuller and Meredith McClure unpack the complex, messy, and totally normal world of low sexual desire. From hormones and mental load to relationship dynamics and modern libido meds, they explain why the old “get turned on, have sex, orgasm” model doesn’t fit real life. Expect humor, validation, and practical tools to reignite connection on your own terms. Because desire isn’t gone—it just needs the right conditions to thrive.

What happens when your clitoris stops being your pleasure center and starts causing pain? In this episode of Labia Logic, Drs. Ashley Fuller and Meredith McClure team up with vulvar pain expert Dr. Jill Krapf to explore the overlooked world of clitoral pain. From adhesions and keratin pearls to nerve sensitivity and exam blind spots, they break down the science—and the stigma. If your clit feels cranky, you’re not alone, and you’re not imagining it. This episode offers validation, real solutions, and the reminder that pain is never “just in your head.”

The clitoris may be small, but it’s mighty—and massively misunderstood. In this episode of Labia Logic, Drs. Ashley Fuller and Meredith McClure uncover the full anatomy of the clitoris, from its visible tip to its hidden internal structures. They explain why this organ has been ignored in sex education and medicine, why it matters for pleasure and health, and how to start exploring your own anatomy without shame. From Hollywood myths to vibrator truths, this is the clitoral education you should have gotten all along.

What happens when patients become advocates? In this empowering episode of Labia Logic, Kathy Ruiz-Carter of the Lichen Sclerosus Support Network and Jaclyn Lanthier of The Lost Labia Chronicles share their journeys with lichen sclerosus and lichen planus. From misdiagnosis and medical dismissal to building thriving support networks, they reveal the power of patient voices in transforming care. Listeners will gain validation, resources, and hope—because no one should navigate vulvar conditions alone.