Hi everyone. My name is Dr. Casperson. I'm a board-certified gerologist living in Washington State.

Over the past year, I've started listening to podcasts a lot and started getting an idea in my head that I should have a podcast because the more and more I listen to women, the more and more I realize that feeling broken

about sexual function and misknowledge or lack of education about their pelvis is a common

recurring theme. And I see it every single day in my practice. So the other thing I noticed is that

when I tend to talk to people about my job or what I do,

they're really curious and they want to know more about what I do in the pelvis

and people are inherently interested in anything sex-related

because who doesn't want to be a lover.

They say that good lovers are made, not born. So that's a good motivation to keep

learning. So as the new year starts and it's 2020 and happy new year to everybody, if you're

listening to this on January 1st, I thought, well, why not give this podcasting thing a try? So part of my passion

project within urology and being a urologist is to help educate women about the fact that

they are not broken. So I would love it if you followed me, if you think this is a good idea,

and give me some feedback on what topics that you guys want

to hear as far as your pelvis and urology and sex and relationships because it's my life

and I live it and I think it's pretty interesting so I'd love to share it with you guys.

My mission is to empower women to live their best love life,

to combine the power of the mind through self-work and mind work and the body to learn about

how the body heals and moves and loves and works. And of course, the relationships that

were in and our histories and the way we were taught and the religions that we came from

all.

Hey there, friends.

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