Jessica Wynn

We're less healthy now than we were 20 years ago, 40 years ago, 50 years ago.

We're eating more processed foods.

We wake up and we're sitting at a desk all day, coming back, watching Netflix all day and

Rinse and repeat.

That's the whole thing.

It's unhealthy living, really.

It's poor food, poor exercise.

We're consumed by screens and all of that just ultimately leads to unhealthy life.

Men really aren't engaging in the health care system.

But at the end of the day, it's not so objective as your cardiovascular health.

We've been reproducing for however long as humans.

All you really got to do is what's good for your heart health, your overall health is good for your reproductive health.

Oh, quoting the vagina monologues right off the bat.

Impressive.

I've always said she would wear a machine washable jean jacket.

Well, The Vagina Monologues is this episodic play by Eve Ensler centered on women's stories about their bodies, sex, joy and trauma.

It's meant to delete the shame from the feminine body.

I actually saw it off Broadway as a kid in the 90s.

Like my friend had this really cool mom and she took us.

Some people thought we were too young, but it definitely taught me that talking about our bodies isn't taboo.