Nadia and Rob welcome Ceylan Rowe, founder of women's health startup Fihri, who talks about how period poverty impacts performance at school and work, the continued stigma around solving the issue, and how an earthquake in Turkey inspired her entrepreneurship journey. They also discuss Anheiser-Busch's CEO's efforts to walk back their support of the transgender community and the prospect of Rob working forever. Later, Nadia rants about Scholastic's efforts to clean up an internment love story, and Rob celebrates Major League Baseball's progress (sort of) on paternity leave for players.

Hosted by Nadia Butt and Rob Hadley.

Produced by Rifelion Media.

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