Blythe Terrell

You know, not just because we're like, you know, we love the sound of children's laughter, but also because we've built a society that requires all these different parts of it to sort of function and to like also like feel good, you know?

Mm-hmm.

So it's, yeah, so like the concerns are very real, which means the obvious question is, what can we do about it?

Yeah.

And that's what we're going to talk about after the break.

Welcome back.

It's Blythe.

I'm here with Rose Rimler.

Hey, Rose.

Hey, Blythe.

Today we are talking about the idea that we are in a fertility crisis in the U.S.

globally because birth rates are going down all over the world.

You're not signing up for the like... The Musk Express.

The Tesla sperm delivery service.

It's just a cyber truck shows up in front of your apartment with a refrigerated sample.

No, that's not what you want.

Please offer other solutions that could potentially work.

Okay.

So where I want to start here, Rose, actually is with this study that I got extremely obsessed with because it involves like a kind of surprising tactic

to get people on the baby-making train.