Periods don’t stop during a pandemic, but you can adjust to help others.

Three generations of López women share their menstruation experiences with one another.

Fifteen-year-old Lola really wanted to get her period because all her friends already had it. We learn that some of us are just late bloomers.

Feeling My Flo is a reported podcast where menstruation is an event that happens to all types of bodies.

TRAILER: How to Talk to Mamí and Papí About Anything

In the final episode of season two, we speak with Aida Salazar, author of The Moon Within — a middle grade novel about a girl celebrating her first period with a moon ceremony.

The everyday pad has a fascinating history — from the battlefields of World War I to the creative hands of an inventor. On this episode, hear how pioneering women evolved and transformed a trusted staple for generations of menstruators.

When she was diagnosed with anorexia nervosa at age 19, Annie lost her period. She shares what that was like — and we talk to a doctor about the medical reasons behind amenorrhea: the absence of a menstrual period.

We talk to period helpers — the people who support menstruators in their lives with everything from a home remedy to a monthly sweet treat.

When Jane Hartman Adamé started to have trouble with her menstrual cup, she didn’t want to go back to tampons and pads. So she recruited a friend and together, they designed a new cup, which is used by scores of menstruators today.