Cat Bohannon - “Eve: How the Female Body Drove 200 Million Years of Human Evolution” |The Daily Show

Cat Bohannon, researcher and New York Times Bestselling author of "Eve: How the Female Body Drove 200 Million Years of Human Evolution,” stops by to discuss some of the crazy ways the female body has evolved to survive reproduction, why the female body has historically been left out of biological and medical research, and how men can actually live longer, healthier lives without testicles. #DailyShow #CatBohannon
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[@KennethCantrell]

I had to go with my wife to her doctor because they didn't believe she had pain and would not prescribe anything for it until I complained! That's insane!

[@benibluefoe]

of course it is, but since when have males ever cared that women are human beings not things to be used, abused, and ignored?

[@JeighNeither]

That's been a fact of life for a very long time. I'm 50 and I've had to support my female companions at the doctor since I started rolling w/one & I started early. My mom's a doctor, so thankfully I already knew better at an early age.

[@cassievining340]

My gyno that I went to for 12 years was helping me work to schedule a hysterectomy due to pain that had me bedridden for two months! Then they (the dr and staff) became hesitant to prescribe me pain Rx, and the nurse and receptionist treated me like an addict. I was clearly in pain, having to work, and had been in these same meds before for procedures (getting a biopsy and an IUD in and out) and never did I ask for more. They had me doubting myself! I was in tears! They reluctantly wrote one more refill before my surgery and I didn’t even need all of them. I had pills left over for a year! Clearly, I wasn’t addicted! I immediately changed doctors after the surgery.

[@barbarabigelow9110]

Very glad you supported your wife, but, yes, it IS crazy you'd have to do it

[@barbarabigelow9110]

​@JeighNeither thank you for being supportive, but it's crazy you have to do so

[@Hailstormand]

'The milk changes'. It's a biological discovery that is worth its own headline in any mainstream media, and yet I learn about this on a daily comedy show. Shows us how the media still works around the world.

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

Capitalism is a cult.

[@vtheb1299]

There are tons of medical doctors and especially obgyn on KZbin. I learned that from them. Highly recommend mama doctor jones and the doctors bjorkman (an obgyn and pediatrician couple). It's your own choice where to inform yourself from.

[@lisadugan1796]

docs know nothing about breastfeeding unless they did it and wanted to learn about it. The milk changes as the baby grows... newborn milk is different from baby milk is different from toddler milk etc. And that sickness thing is real. as an LLL leader we were taught to tell working moms to sleep with their baby's clothing so they could make immunitites for what the baby was exposed to at daycare!

[@TheBarbarianGamer]

The 4th estate self-regulates. When the news tells the truth, the comedians tell funny lies. When the news lies to you, the comedians tell funny truths.

[@Beak-man]

I didn't know either. After some searching, it seems that studies have been done for at least a decade. 2017: blogs.cdc.gov/publichealthmatters/2017/07/you-are-what-you-eatand-so-is-your-baby/ 2012: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22865647/

[@VibhorWase]

She is by far... *THE BEST GUEST EVER* on any show. Ever. Much less a comedy show for Christ's sake! Goldmine of information, stupendous communicator, captivating speaker. Learnt a lot. From a daily comedy show😅😢😢

[@offtarget1758]

💯 Can’t even enough with this guest!!! And we get our info wherever we get our info, is how I feel.

[@marciareagan2718]

Is anyone else feeling really great seeing two women talk so openly about this topic? It’s feels so liberating.

[@tracyavent-costanza346]

maybe this is just ME, but do women PRIVATELY talk about mass castration of males for gerontology advances or what.

[@balto20002]

It's enthralling. One of the best interchanges I've heard in a long time. So much interesting information - and just great language. This one is just so far above.

[@sisanges]

Our bodies have been a censored topic for waaay to long all to protect the feelings of men of all genders

[@sthomas6369]

I once woke up under anesthesia during an operation to find that the doctors and staff were talking about what to get for lunch. Since I had to fast before the surgery which started late morning, I had been hungry. So my way of letting them know I was awake was to say "order me a Reuben" - all I heard was "oh no, he's awake" and back under I went. The worst part was that I didn't get my Reuben.

[@ekdaufin1485]

You’re a writer.

[@sheldonscott4037]

LOL!

[@whazzat8015]

Shoulda gone for the corned beef

[@ianchandley]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@JohnnyWanderlust]

Cat Bohannon is a very captivating speaker

[@mattsutube]

She mesmerizes me with her digital finger waggle (not)

[@mb-bz4bw]

she's fantastic! it's almost like she's a comedian, she has those rapid-fire adjustments to every stimulus, like robin williams or eddie izzard. ngl i might be platonically in love... xD

[@tenleyjoy]

Please bring this woman on as a recurring interviewee. Fabulous, informative, provocative.

[@JeanBabtisteGrenoui]

As a dude, this was one of the most educatuonal clips I have even seen. I want her book now.

[@whazzat8015]

14 years? I'll take it. Kinda dress a guy up.

[@repealthepatriotact]

Spelling educational correctly and ever correctly would help your communication skills......

[@kosipova01]

I’ve hear a lot about women being neglected by medical research when it comes to common diseases between men and women, such as heart attacks. We need equity!

[@rockman4699]

Especially since women are the cause of the majority of heart attacks 🙂

[@MrTekniqs]

Heart attacks are misdiagnosed because the symptoms for women are completely different than those for men in many cases. You have jaw pain and you say your jaw hurts they don’t normally do an ekg. But this could be fixed with more research. Meanwhile if you’re black and female you’re more likely to have your symptoms just straight up ignored.

[@Fixorfish]

WOW !!! I have a B.S. in Biology, Pre-med, from 1975, and just "learned" tonight ...thanks. And I will certainly get your book, with the anticipation that it will be (or exceed) your unique articulation of heretofore "unmentionable subjects"....KUDOS !!

[@temporaladvisor3958]

I've been waiting decades for this woman. Finally, someone who's willing to do the work so the world becomes more knowledgeable, and - dare I say it? - perhaps a bit more compassionate. I know the upcoming generations won't sit on this. They'll take this research to new heights.

[@SWatson410]

This was extremely interesting. Great guest. Great explanations in simple terms. Wish we had more people like Cat in the academic side so more young scientists would challenge the implicit bias that has been embedded within all sciences.

[@ekdaufin1485]

Scientists of any age! Every age!

[@beatdizzy]

I know A LOT of women in STEM that left because it was such an awful toxic environment...

[@SWatson410]

@beatdizzy sad to hear that. Unfortunately, it doesn't sound like there's been much change in the last 30 years.

[@redmess22]

The show should have Cat Bohannon for a guest host some time, she is hilarious. Also, great book, will buy.

[@asimmatin3507]

Cat was interviewed by one of the funniest people on the face of the planet and she gave Sarah a run for her money.

[@JamesMattJohn]

This is the best, most entertaining interview I've ever seen on a late night talk show. Cat needs to become a household name.

[@garrettstiles7808]

That was easily the best and most interesting 14mins of my day 👍

[@amareshdatta]

That's one eloquent scientist! She could host a talk show if needed. But I am glad she is doing research (and writing books).

[@cmoney209]

It's awesome that not only is she a great scientific personality but also a real researcher.

[@SublimeTaco]

First time I've heard of Cat Bohannon but she strikes me as someone very awesome to listen to.

[@4houndswhoheal479]

Sarah should get this gig FULL time. I've seen 3 shows with her as hosts. All of them have had TONS educational value, frosted with some humor.

[@moonblossomdoll5083]

Glad people are finally speaking about this. We even have insurances trying to limit coverage check ups on women since it's easier to get away with.

[@Sparrow360]

Exactly! I'm my state they went from check ups for women from 3 years to now every 5 years. A lot could change in 5 years with the health of a woman.

[@jpenneymrcoin6851]

the solution to that is public free health care, like in a civilized country

[@anneefreres3299]

I love this woman's sense of humor and frankness while sharing her remarkable smarts!

[@BATgirl57]

How am I just now hearing about Cat Bohannon?? Gotta get her book!! Thanks Daily Show! We love Sarah Silverman💜💙💜💙

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

_"How am I just now hearing about Cat Bohannon?"_ Conservatism/regressivism.

[@eldersun9877]

Her confidence level is off the charts. And as a man ...... I'm here for it . Great job ma'am 🇺🇸 👍

[@shotjohnny]

"... except the squirrel monkey... and we feel bad for her." 😂

[@EffingtonCouldBe]

Sarah and Cat - A TOUR is born. 2 microphones, comedy and science, drop the knowledge across Merica!

[@hamdoudou1]

Nothing says she's a genius of communication like the silence of the audience who sacrificed the expectations of a joke for learning

[@durtintracey5858]

Admit you know nothing.

[@BrianS-ny9yd]

The awkward beat poet comedy schtick is unnecessary. Regular conversation would be just fine, yeah?

[@19031589]

@@BrianS-ny9ydI was very interested in the topic till she started talking. Don’t love the style. But I’ll start listening to the audiobook to see if she tones it down when she’s writing vs speaking extemporaneously.

[@calisongbird]

@@BrianS-ny9yd Exactly. I am a woman, and I was annoyed about 10 seconds in, yeah?

[@JDMimeTHEFIRST]

I don’t think anything was sacrificed after those ball jokes 😅 As a scientist who is also into writing poetry, I loved listening to her. I think neurotypical people get annoyed by anything different than the status quo. They can be quiet for once and stop complaining. Let us neurodivergent people enjoy communicating with each other. 😊 Go back to your boring small talk about sports/ the weather and we’ll stay and listen to the cool lady.

[@Sparrow360]

I could listen to them talk all day, that was awesome!

[@EricAllen8494]

More interviews like this!!! ❤

[@maryrosekent8223]

I had such horrendous endometriosis that my 2-1/2 hour surgery took four hours and when I stood up the next day, I could feel that I was lighter for a few hours afterward.

[@virginiamiller4890]

I first heard about this discrimination in Science was about 15 years ago - thanks for bringing it to a national audience!

[@williamwatitwa3534]

Or maybe the women scientists just work on the women staff

[@user-yn7yo1co3k]

Virg, you're one smart lady (?) person. 👨‍🎓👩‍🎓

[@sm00gzbear]

You might be surprised to find out there were well known discrepincies in care for women and poc in diagnoses.

[@user-yn7yo1co3k]

@@sm00gzbear I'd like to know more about that.

[@sm00gzbear]

@user-yn7yo1co3k im not sure where youd want to begin. The thing is its well know, its not usually talked about @Glaucomflecken sometimes hits on it. For example though, lets say we have a smaller town where that x child and y child being both black and white respectively the white child is more likely to be seen a certain way where as the black is seen differently even though theyre exhibiting literally the same symptoms. Its not like im trying to say something along "dr racist and bad" more like im trying to tell you if youre black a black doctor might be more beneficial as crazy as that may sound. Its not 100% though. Or for example heart attacks in women largely go undiagnosed and thusly statistically more likely to be fatal

[@dancollins6171]

Brilliant and hilarious conversation between these two women! Had me thinking and laughing all at once. 🤓

[@bjoernfu]

😡 TDS this was way too short, I need more of this - pure entertaining science gold

[@Kittymancer78]

Dude, I was thinking the same thing! I wish they would bring her back when Ms. Leslie Jones hosts. I don't know why but I think the comedic chemistry would be amazing. Just a thought.

[@2003yasmine]

As someone afab that has experienced endo discrimination. They don’t want to deal. Told my endo I had pcos. He wanted me to have a non female related condition. Cushings. He did all testing to prove I was correct it was pcos. He said right after I don’t know anything about that. The male endocrinologist didn’t know about pcos an endocrine disorder

[@Luc1dRock]

These two are gold.

[@laurahughes1056]

They need a science show together!

[@tobinhendricks1535]

More scientists and activists as guests especially women! Fewer politicians, actors and male jocks. Way to go Sarah

[@dharmakaurkhalsa3923]

Bravo to these two women. Bravo to who cares enough to do the research. ❤❤❤

[@elalesound]

So awesome to hear a scientist with a great sense of humor. And wth how was this not investigated before????

[@processesofbecoming2516]

As a trans person I always get scared watching these sorts of videos, but this was nice. I feel included. Science is cool.

[@johnathanhayden6302]

The brain section was so fascinating!!!

[@whazzat8015]

Well, you may be the type of trans that will live longer Assuming you didn't do other stuff that moves you in the other direction sooner

[@InThisEssayIWill...]

I am LOVING the late night highlight on new reading material.. like.. we don't have to bring actors back on once the strike is over.. just.. y'know a suggestion

[@cathyh675]

I'm a lactation consultant. Can I say I'm so thankful we're talking about the communication between breast and baby. People think I just make all that stuff up. Also female pain. I have endometriosis so, I experienced the gaslighting about pain first hand. I worked on a postpartum ward for 6 months with all female staff and watching the discounting of pain from the other side. I was so angry about that happening from women to women in 2023. You'd think we'd do better now that we know better. And this wasn't the doctors as had been my experience. The worst offenders were nurses and they seemed oblivious to what they were doing.

[@whazzat8015]

I think you have milked this for all it's worth. In today's transactional medicine, listening is only used to support a procedure, Checking a box.

[@vtheb1299]

I instantly put a hold on the book in my library (very much in demand but I can wait). As I was reading the description of the book on Libby, I noticed that it barely mentioned the author, I quote: "by a brilliant new researcher and author". Even her name is not mentioned, nor her affiliation, nor her title (a student can also be hired to do research). The ONLY place her name is mentioned is obviously in the technical details of the book. If you've ever read those book cover flap style descriptions, you know there's always information about the author. And especially given the nature of the book, the irony really hits you in the face (if you're a female, that is? The males are still not noticing...). And by the way, in this clip it is also not mentioned who this person is etc. Maybe it was the cut, but just saying, it's not ok...

[@vtheb1299]

From her website: Cat completed her PhD in 2022 at Columbia University, where she studied the evolution of narrative and cognition. So, no, not an actual scientist, more like a popular science writer "researcher" is just a fancy, in this case misleading term for that) with a PhD in writing. Which is totally fine, but give her credit for what she is.

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

@@vtheb1299 : You may want to look up the definition of "science," It's much broader than you assume. It's also often more telling what information a person intentionally leaves out. Because the very next sentence after the one you quoted is: _"Her writing has appeared in Scientific American, Science magazine, The Best American Nonrequired Reading, Lapham’s Quarterly, The Georgia Review, and on The Story Collider."_ Now why would that be if her studies were not scientific in nature?

[@vtheb1299]

@@aylbdrmadison1051 none of the titles you cite are peer reviewed scientific research journals. They are in the business popular science/science communication (like IFLS etc), which has an important place in society and which I have nothing against. I am an actual scientist but one doesn't have to be to see the difference between science and journalism: the scientists are those in the lab designing the experiments, producing the knowledge. This person is doing the very important job of communicating science to the public in a very entertaining and successful way. That's all great. But that still does not make her a scientist: she did not make any of the discoveries she is reporting on. Just as being a sports journalist does not make one an athlete, nor does being a political commentator make one a politician (an elected public representative). She is not trained in medicine etc but in storytelling and all I have qualm with is her presenting herself as something more than a journalist. Again, in contrast to, say, Matthew Walker, who both made discoveries and is communicating them. (of course, he is consolidating information, he is not only limited to his own discoveries in his communication)

[@vtheb1299]

PS. Check out the wonderful writing of Siddhartha Mukherjee, a medical doctor and researcher on cancer. His book on cancer The Emperor of All Maladies won the Pulitzer for non-fiction. He is both an *actual* scientist and an excellent science communicator. This lady is only the latter and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that as long as she does not misrepresent herself. The Walkers and Mukherjees of the world are the exception and not the rule, and the role of journalists in communicating science is really important and deserves to be respected as it is. But she DID misrepresent herself, because the original comment I replied to stated "finally a scientist". THAT's what's not ok. I hope it is now clear. Peace

[@Sharonmxg]

Men who are not interested in actually understanding female biology and anatomy should step away from the research.

[@rikkiechambers4959]

Thank you for helping to educate the masses .. it continues to amaze me just how much of life for women has been colored by the gender bias .. how much control men in power have continued to wield even to this day . The ripple effects of this are devastating maybe not as much here in the USA now , but throughout the world the atrocities foisted on females simply because they happened to be born a girl are astounding 😞

[@williamwatitwa3534]

What are women scientists doing if men are discriminating on women staff

[@SWatson410]

​@williamwatitwa3534 the women in science are taught on the basis of previous research, usually done by white Christian men and full of the implicit biases that creates. This perpetuates the implicit bias in them and thusly in their direction and scope of research. It takes people like Cat to drive the paradigm shift needed to open the doors to new discoveries. That can take forever in science. Just look how long it took European astronomers to all agree that the earth was orbiting the sun... almost 2 millenia passed between the first introduction of the theory around 230 BC and 1610 when Galileo began to prove it was true.

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

@@williamwatitwa3534 : Doing with what? You mean how are they dealing with the discrimination? Because that would be different for each individual. Just like all men don't cope in the same manner as all other men. People are individuals, we are all slightly to substantially different. That's why we exist. Diversity is the most powerful tool of evolution. Lack of diversity is weakness. This is as true of a species as it is of a sports team.

[@thiacari]

​@@williamwatitwa3534 I'm in a leading position in the construction industry. Some men support women, some are neutral, some dismissive, some discriminate. I've seen that if someone discriminates a woman of any level, age or appearance, they will sooner or later discriminate other women too - even their customers that pay their bills! It has to be dealt case by case. I think the best way is to ignore and leave the situation, and later talk to the person privately. Sometimes immediately reacting works too. Solidarity is crucial - always stand up for other women, never let anyone put them down in a professional setting.

[@billpetkanas3172]

The book is just as facinating and clever as she is in person. Every section is filled with surprising information and some wry humor. Highly recommended.

[@sheripresloid7839]

I don't have children, but have many nieces and nephews, let alone friends who have had babies. I have always heard breast feeding reduces ear infections, other ailments - colds, etc... Her explanation of the milk changing was quite interesting. I have noticed (way before seeing this) that those who did NOT breast feed did have a child with more agitated issues. Nothing major, but still. Great interview!

[@whazzat8015]

I try and make up for it, the best I can.

[@rickglenn3080]

This was the best interview in a long time.

[@nicholasschoonbeck6866]

Since men should be urging men to learn more about women, in all aspects of their existence, especially the experiences of women vs the behavior of men, I promise that the more effort you put into listening to women, & learning NEW information, about everything, the better your life can be. My life has been profoundly changed for the better.

[@maggiejackson2160]

I fell in love in the course of this interview, wholly and irrevocably.

[@jessiehaeffeleyarrington7454]

I need to be able to like this video 1000 times. I love Sarah as host and Cat is phenomenal!! Getting valuable information from the interview but also hilarious but understandable presentation of the data and physiology. The Daily Show should bring on more scientists (though I know not all of them will have as much personality as Cat).

[@christianharris4726]

it's wierd like as a male i was laughing but i learned a lot and i understood what she was talking about

[@ladyaj7784]

I hope that, if this becomes an audiobook, Ms. Bohannon reads it!!!!!

[@JDMimeTHEFIRST]

I’ve been waiting to be relieved from hip pain for 4 years. Male doctors brushed it off and said you’re in your mid 30s and running marathons so that’s life. Meanwhile, all my male runner friends getting MRI s and treatment. Finally, a woman prescribed an MRI after an accident I had and they found a tear and bursitis. Then, I found I had an aoption of a shot to reduce inflammation and see if I need surgery. But I have to wait a couple months. 😅. Still not scheduled. My accident was a few months ago and I’m still in pain with inflammation. Then men complain about qualifying times for a marathon being “easier” for women . Really?! You can have my iron deficiency, lack of medical care, angled hips, 70% less muscle mass, larger lungs, larger heart, and I’ll take what you have and I’ll still qualify😅. Just run faster.

[@nitadesmond843]

I could listen to Cat talk for hours. She is a fantastic guest!

[@krislee5343]

I love how Cat has Sarah just completely perplexed!! She's hilarious!

[@cautiousoptimist]

Wow... She kinda looks like Sigourney Weaver...

[@mattsutube]

Only Sigourney Weaver sounds much smarter.

[@MossyMozart]

@@mattsutube - Oh, I don't think so. My company vied for a job renovating an apartment for her, but she chose another company that VERY unrealistically told her they could do the job in a much shorter time. So, they brought their own refrig to the job site which had an electrical short and burned her apartment black. So, not only did the renovation take longer than our very realistic estimate, it took many months even longer to fix all the fire damage. So, no - Weaver did NOT make a smart choice.

[@wakygee]

She needs to be a guest on every talk show

[@irrwegeirrwege255]

This woman is acomedic genius - she should make a show out of this stuff.

[@Kittymancer78]

I completely agree! She was hilarious!! But apparently everything was flying over the audience's head? Cuz that lady was funny.

[@MossyMozart]

@@Kittymancer78 - They seemed rapt to me.

[@rachel_rexxx]

Yay, science! Thank goodness for an actual expert

[@redgoddess]

Such an informative segment! Women are so amazing😊

[@letsgrabcoffee]

This is so interesting. I wish I knew much of this before I birthed my child

[@OldDudeMcGowan]

This is the most enlightening interview I’ve heard in decades. Thank you Cat and Sarah. I’m ordering the book right now. And thank you KZbin algorithm. Send more great content like this and less “Ten things you didn’t know about sawdust” please.

[@gleewolf88]

Cat Bohannon for host of The Daily Show!!! She's amazing!!!!

[@billbolin7972]

Enlightening. Excellent. And fun as well.

[@nonverbal562]

Cat Bohannon needs her own sassy science show.

[@nth.aurora]

I imagine this video would blow up if the title was "Castration for a longer life" or something like that

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

Just wait. The RW is going to try to twist this all backwards. If they don't, it will because they are already struggling to keep up with all of the "winning" their doing. lols

[@JJ-fr2ki]

Silverman fills in when Eve is silent and vague and then gets Eve to warm up and produce gems. This is difficult for most interviewers to do.

[@vanle3828]

Her name isn't Eve. Eve is her book.

[@MossyMozart]

@@vanle3828 - Perhaps @JJ-fr2ki was writing metaphorically.

[@leemackey6162]

I’d never heard of this woman but I’m downloading her book RIGHT NOW!

[@rickroberts2198]

Nice work! Cat n Sarah on the road together again for the first time🥰

[@edinliny]

I expected this to be interesting but did not expect to it be as great as it actually was. Well done on the interview and giving Bohannon the platform to shine. She speaks with incredible knowledge and enthusiasm, it reminded me a lot of Neil deGrasse Tyson, but perhaps even more effective.

[@josephjanitorius797]

I wish this interview had been at least twice as long!!!

[@TomRauhe]

LOVE her humour. She's great ❤️

[@rhiannablumberg4803]

This woman and this interview are absolutely OUTSTANDING!!!!!❤❤❤❤ LEARNED SO MUCH!!!!!

[@adalovelace521]

More of this please

[@missmindy3803]

Can’t wait to listen to the audio version of Eve, read by author Cat. 💕

[@tracyguillemette6255]

I got the feeling Sarah wasn't ready for how funny and captivating Cat was.

[@user-ig8gd3cr2k]

A scientist so relatable and funny and so extremely capable of explaining scientific research to lay people. She is a goldmine for all of us and should be on as many shows as possible.

[@rosstapson]

So awesome. Excellent clip, and Sarah is the coolest as always.

[@dawns4641]

I’ve had stage 4 endometriosis it took 15 years to diagnose, by that time it grew on my bladder and bowel. I have had 13 surgeries, my insides are messed up. I was told to go to a psychologist when I had pain in my teens. I don’t know how I’m still here!

[@MossyMozart]

@dawns464 - It is so awful that you endured all that!

[@Ballsdeep-xs5ls]

So you're telling me that a part of me literally just lives free in my mom's head?

[@eshaffer55]

A million times yes to the truth! Thanks, Cat and Sarah! Even when the truth is screamingly painful, it still sets us free. You know what I mean.

[@FabianEDuran]

Wow 🙌 every second of this was enlightening ❤

[@carolhedberg2341]

Love, love, love this interview!

[@johnathanhayden6302]

As I listened to this PHENOMENAL guest, I thought of SO many of the women I know and their individual stories of pain, hormones, transformation, etc. I feel when someone's passion shines brightly through it really empowers others to get on board. 14 years added to the lives of men who have been castrated!?!?!?! That is insane

[@didymusjames-zn9gq]

I’m legit in love with this Cat woman!! ❤❤❤ I could listen to her for hours, yeah!

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Sarah! Thanks, Cat! 🧠

[@belindahanley7582]

Old fashioned home birth midwives, all over the world, know things scientists are just figuring out

[@alexlindbjerg8283]

Amazing guest. Give both of them a show!

[@shutinalley]

Understanding female anatomy will help/save us all. Unfortunately we're still in the dark ages.

[@curiousclio1261]

Best interview i think ive ever heard!

[@episnod]

Great to see this topic. Cat is brilliant.

[@bruceglebovitz]

I learned a lot from this segment. Thank you very much, Ms. Bohannon

[@rosegear2191]

She’s hilarious and great at explaining science, bring her back!!

[@tericalynn5134]

Great segment!!

[@MadDragon75]

6:10 I thought I understood life... Then I was properly educated. 👩‍🏫

[@MadDragon75]

13:15 Death nuggets? 😂😂 I'm strangely attracted and deathly terrified of her at the same time.

[@MadDragon75]

🫳🏻🎤.... Definitely! Respect!

[@ekdaufin1485]

Thumbs up for the brilliant guest! Thank you!

[@bobclarke2242]

Women scientists are studying women's bodies and learning what male scientists didn't study. ♀️🙂

[@Duryism]

This man right here is 100% going to read her book.

[@dasheiff]

Amazing!!!

[@mandyinseattle]

6:45 amazing. Nature is so perfect