The Endo Edit: An Endometriosis Podcast

Pelvic floor health is one of the most overlooked — and least discussed — topics in women's health. In Episode 11 of The Endo Edit , Ragan sits down with the founder of Pelvy, an app designed to make pelvic floor education and support more accessible for women everywhere. Together, they discuss what the pelvic floor actually is, how pelvic floor dysfunction can impact daily life, and why pelv...

For years, one of Katie's biggest questions after being diagnosed with endometriosis was: Will I be able to get pregnant? In this deeply personal episode of The Endo Edit , Katie and Ragan sit down to discuss fertility, trying to conceive, and the emotional weight that often comes with navigating endometriosis and family planning. Katie shares her experience, the fears and uncertainties she c...

A major shift is happening in women's health: Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) has just recently been renamed PMOS (PolyMetabolic Ovary Syndrome) to better reflect what research has increasingly shown — that the condition extends far beyond the ovaries and is deeply connected to metabolic health. But what does this change actually mean? And could it have implications for the future of endomet...

In Episode 9 of The Endo Edit , Ragan sits down with Christie Lee, registered dietitian and face behind @endometriosis.dietitian on Instagram, to talk about the complex relationship between nutrition and endometriosis. Together, they discuss Christie’s background as an endometriosis dietitian, how food can impact inflammation and hormones, and why nutrition for endometriosis is far more nuanced th...

NAC (N-acetylcysteine) is a supplement that’s been gaining attention in the endometriosis space — but what is it, and could it actually help? In Episode 8 of The Endo Edit , Katie and Ragan break down what NAC is, what it’s commonly used for, and why it’s being discussed in relation to endometriosis. They also walk through existing research and case studies exploring its potential benefits, includ...

In this special episode of The Endo Edit , Katie and Ragan are joined by their first guest — Chief Meteorologist Danielle Breezy. Danielle opens up about her endometriosis journey, from her initial diagnosis in 2020 to navigating different doctors, advocating for herself, and ultimately undergoing surgery this year (2026). She shares what it’s been like balancing a demanding career as Chief Meteor...

In this special Q&A episode of The Endo Edit , Katie and Ragan answer your questions — getting more personal than ever before. From their individual endometriosis journeys to how the condition has impacted their relationships, they open up about the realities of navigating life with endo. They also share how they met, what inspired them to start The Endo Edit , and what it’s really like buildi...

In Part 2 of Living Well with Endo , Katie and Ragan take you inside their daily routines, and the small, intentional changes that have helped them better support their bodies. From morning and evening habits to creating a lower-tox lifestyle, they share the products they use, the swaps they’ve made, and the routines that help them feel more balanced day to day. This episode covers everything from...

Living with endometriosis isn’t easy — but there are ways to better support your body along the way. In Episode 4 of The Endo Edit , Katie and Ragan share what’s actually helped them manage symptoms and feel more like themselves again. From supplements and nutrition to movement, pelvic floor therapy, and simple daily habits, this episode focuses on realistic, supportive tools — not quick fixes. Th...

When it comes to endometriosis, misinformation isn’t just frustrating — it’s harmful. In Episode 3 of The Endo Edit , Katie and Ragan break down the most common myths surrounding endometriosis — and why they continue to delay diagnosis, dismiss pain, and impact treatment. From “it’s just bad cramps” to “pregnancy will cure it,” they unpack where these misconceptions come from, how they affect real...

Getting diagnosed with endometriosis shouldn’t take years—but for many women, it does. In Episode 2 of The Endo Edit , Katie and Ragan unpack why endometriosis is so often missed, misdiagnosed, or dismissed altogether. From being told symptoms are “normal” to navigating a healthcare system that isn’t built to catch it early, this episode sheds light on the real reasons behind the delay. They share...

In the very first episode of The Endo Edit , hosts Katie Turner and Ragan Hubbard share their personal journeys with Endometriosis — from the early symptoms and long road to diagnosis, to how the disease has shaped their health, careers, and advocacy. Through honest conversation, they open up about the challenges, the lessons, and the motivation behind creating a space for real talk about women’s...