Qu’est-ce que le poop-shaming ?

L'expression le « coût de la virilité » a été popularisée en 2021 par l'historienne et essayiste Lucile Peytavin dans son livre éponyme. Son hypothèse interroge : et si la manière dont on éduque les garçons avait un coût économique et social pour la société ? Elle s'appuie sur un ...  Show more

Vous avez peut-être vu les publicités de lardons ou bacon vegan, ou même des hamburgers végétariens de Burger King. De plus en plus de français se préoccupent de réduire leur consommation de viande. D’ailleurs, le GIEC conseille de privilégier la volaille et de limiter les autres ...  Show more

We are going to get down and dirty with all things poop in this episode: What a healthy poop looks like, how to poop your best, the history of using poop to survive in the Canadian wild and lots more interesting stuff.

We all poop, but we're often reluctant to discuss (and sometimes perform) this natural act -- especially women. Molly and Cristen give you the scoop on lady poop -- from poop "showdowns" to irritable bowel syndrome -- in this episode.

I’m sure you can imagine a few scenarios in which you might have resisted the need to pee in the past. It may have been due to the toilets being unclean or closed. Sometimes, a little more privacy would be appreciated, especially at work, for example. There are a number of facto ...  Show more

When most people think about poop, they think about shame and embarrassment. It’s something they don’t want to talk about and that prevents us from learning things—like the number of times a day we should be going number two—that can keep us healthy! On this episode, Dr. Jen Gunt ...  Show more