Hey guys, today we're talking about the men and the women that love them.

So today we're going to talk about specifically sex and intimacy after prostate cancer

and how prostate cancer affects intimacy and erections and treatment options available.

I've known Dr. Pullman since 2007 when he came a year after I did to the University of Colorado in Denver, Colorado

to do urology residency. So Dr. Pullman and I have known each other for a long time. He is an

independent practice in Carney, Nebraska, and practices full-time urology. What was very cool is kind of around the end of last year,

I was talking to Garrett.

I don't remember how we got on the topic,

but I was like,

I think I'm going to start a podcast about urology

because I don't feel like there's great information out there

for the general public on female pelvic health and sexuality.

And he was like,

I'm starting a podcast too. So it was so cool.

And so his same kind of view as me is that there is not great knowledge out there for men in

regards to their prostate health, treatment options, risks and benefits and things they should know as

they grow older. So he was coming

from it from the exact same angle I was, except for I was very female focused and he was very

male focused. So we both started our podcast right around January 2020 and we finally got around

interviewing each other. So he was kind enough to interview for my podcast. And I did a interview on his. I'm not sure exactly if you guys are interested in that listening to me. I'm not sure exactly when that one's going to be. But his podcast is called the Prostate Health podcast. And Dr. Garrett Pullman is his name. So on Spotify or iTunes anywhere where you see podcasts,

you can pull up his or maybe you have a man in your life that's going through some prostate

health issues or struggles. You might refer them to that resource. So again, to mention,

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