Rage Against the Vagine is a six-part podcast series from Em Rusciano about perimenopause, patriarchy, and the midlife medical gaslighting weâre done putting up with.
This isnât your declineâŚitâs your reckoning.
Combining lived experience with insights from top menopause-informed doctors, researchers, and psychologists, this series gets honest about what's happening to our bodies and brains during perimenopause, and why so few of us were warned.
Each episode dives into one of six big questions -Â from âWhy the fuck didnât anyone tell us?â to âHow the fuck do I get help?â
Expect documentary-style storytelling, fierce honesty, and the kind of clarity you wish you'd had years ago. Youâll laugh, cry, maybe scream into a pillow...but importantly, we hope you walk away with language, validation, and strategies to take into your own life (and GP appointment).
This podcast isnât medical advice. Itâs about sharing stories and expert perspectives to help you feel seen. Science is still catching up to lived experience, and not every doctor is trained in menopause care. If something here resonates, take it to a trusted healthcare professional. Your story deserves to be heard and validated.
New episodes every Monday through August and September.Â
Episode Schedule:
18/08/2025 - You Are Not (F*cking) Alone
25/08/2025 - What (the F*ck) is Perimenopause?
01/09/2025 - Why (the F*ck) Didnât Anyone Tell Us?
08/09/2025 - Why (the F*ck) Donât I Feel Like Me Anymore
15/09/2025 - How (the F*ck) Do I Get Help?
22/09/2025 - How Do We Fix the (F*cking) Systems?
About Em:
Em Rusciano is one of Australiaâs most vibrant and fearless multi-talented performers; writer, singer, comedian, producer, disability advocate, and podcaster whose heartfelt, unfiltered storytelling has made her a powerful voice on neurodivergence, gender equity, and the lived experience of the hormonal hellscape that is perimenopause.
Best known for her hit podcast Emsolation, where she and her best friend of 30 years, award-winning screenwriter Michael Lucas (Offspring, Party Tricks, Rosehaven, The Newsreader) deliver an unpredictable mix of deeply personal anecdotes, obsessive pop culture dissections, and truly unhinged movie and TV reviews.
On Anomalous, she turned her spotlight toward ADHD and Autism in a project that doubles as âa love letter to the neurodivergent community and a roadmap for neurotypical people.â
Now, in Rage Against the Vagine, Em is bringing the same fearless honesty and sharp humour to smashing the stigma around perimenopause, un-gaslighting the lived experience, and arming listeners with solidarity, knowledge, and solutions.
Amid all of that, sheâs preparing to release a laugh-out-loud yet profound memoir titled Blood, Sweat and Glitter, scheduled for publication in October 2025- a searing, joyful account of neurodivergence, perimenopause, burnout, and reinvention.
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PS If youâre looking for âRage Against the Menopauseâ by Patrina Jones, it's another handy resource and youâll find it over on LiSTNR, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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How Do We Fix the F*cking Systems? | Perimenopause, Policy & Smashing the Patriarchy with Senator Katy Gallagher
Season 1 ¡ Episode 6
Tuesday, September 23, 2025 ⢠Duration 01:06:54
In this fix-it episode of Rage Against the Vagine, host Em Rusciano takes aim at the systems that were never built with women and AFAB people in mind, and asks how do we actually fix them. From healthcare to workplaces, research to education, Em unpacks the structural failures that keep perimenopause invisible and undervalued.
Alongside voices from the Rage Committee and experts across medicine and advocacy, Em sits down with Senator Katy Gallagher, Australiaâs Minister for Women, Government Services, Finance and Public Service, to explore how government policy is starting to shift.Â
This episode arms listeners with a practical toolkit of knowledge, validation, and ways to take action - from pushing for better medical care and workplace reform to amplifying research and changing community attitudes.
Itâs a rally cry for anyone who refuses to stay silent, and a reminder that fixing the f*cking systems starts with all of us.
The Voices Youâll Hear Â
Senator Katy Gallagher | Minister for Women, Minister for Government Services, Minister for Finance, Minister for the Public Service @senkatyg
Dr Kelly Teagle | GP, Founder and Principal Clinician of WellFemme, @wellfemme
Dr Yvonne McCartney | GP and Co-Founder Menopause Health Geelong, @menopause_health_geelong
Dr Nicole Higgins | Practice Principal (Health on Central, Mackay), GP and former President of RACGP
Dr Alecia Macrow | GP, Founder Thrive Family Practice & Endo Untangled Podcast, @dr_alecia_macrow @thrive_family_practice @endo_untangled
Wil Stracke | Assistant Secretary of Victorian Trades Hall Council, @wilstracke
Grace Molloy | Registered Nurse and Co-Founder of Menopause Friendly Australia, @gracecmolloy  @menopausefriendly_au
Karni Liddell | Disability Advocate, Inclusive Employment Leader, Social Worker & Paralympian, @karniliddell
Dr Kerryn Drysdale | Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Social Research in Health, UNSW
Professor Odette Best | Pro Vice-Chancellor (First Nations Strategy), University of Southern Queensland
A/Prof Caroline Gurvich | Clinical Neuropsychologist, Associate Professor (Research), HER Centre Australia and Head of Cognition and Hormones Group, Monash University, @hercentreaustralia Â
Dr Fatima Kahn | Woman's Health Doctor & Hormone Expert, @drfatimakhan_Â
Leanne Mulheron | Registered Psychologist, Founder Affinity Psychology, @affinity_psychologyÂ
Resources, References & Rabbit HolesÂ
Voice Your Support for New Menopause Medications on the PBS: Take ActionÂ
Medicare Benefits Schedule: Menopause and Perimenopause Health Assessment Services
Wil Stracke's online kit | Itâs For Every Body
Menopause Friendly Australia | Resources
HER Centre: Monash Universityâs centre dedicated to researching and advancing womenâs mental health.
Cognition and Hormones Research
Emâs Peri Suggestions Box: Listeners can email their ideas for new initiatives or programs related to perimenopause to hello@downthehillstudios.comÂ
Reminder
We know this time of life can sometimes feel overwhelming - but remember, help is always out there. If itâs feeling like too much, please reach out for support
Lifeline | 13 11 14 | Text 0477 13 11 14 (24/7) | lifeline.org.auÂ
13 YARN | 13 92 76 | 13yarn.org.au Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander service available 24/7
Suicide Call Back Service | 1300 659 467 | suicidecallbackservice.org.auÂ
Beyond Blue | 1300 224 636 | beyondblue.org.au/forumsÂ
StandBy Support After Suicide | 1300 727 247
QLife | 1800 184 527 | qlife.org.au | LGBTIQ+ service available 3pm â midnight
NEXT: Postscript Episode - drops Monday 29 SeptemberÂ
Rage Against the Vagine is proudly brought to you by Wotif â itâs Aussie for travel.
To help you take âme timeâ, Wotif is offering listeners a 10% discount off select hotels. Enter promo code Listen10 at checkout when you book at wotif.com or on the Wotif app. See wotif.com/listen for t&cs.
How (the F*ck) Do I Get Help? | Dismissal to Direction - Taking Charge of Your Perimenopause Care
Season 1 ¡ Episode 5
Sunday, September 14, 2025 ⢠Duration 59:02
Ever walked out of a doctorâs office brushed off, told to lose weight, or handed a script you didnât ask for? Youâre not alone.
In this episode, host Em Rusciano unpacks the messy reality of trying to get help in a medical system that wasnât built for perimenopause. With raw stories from the Rage Committee and insights from leading GPs, specialists and researchers, we shine a light on why so many women and AFAB people are dismissed⌠and how you can push back.
We canât cover every treatment, therapy or pathway in one episode â but we want to give you thought starters. From six-minute consults to fragmented care, from lifestyle supports to new Medicare changes, we explore whatâs broken, whatâs shifting, and how you can approach your care conversations with more confidence.
Because getting help shouldnât feel impossible. And you shouldnât have to settle.
The Voices Youâll Hear Â
Dr Hannah Chapman | PMDD & Perimenopause expert @dr_hannah_chapmanÂ
Dr Nicole Higgins | Practice Principal (Health on Central, Mackay), GP and former President of RACGP
Dr Kelly Teagle | GP, Founder and Principal Clinician of WellFemme, @wellfemme
Dr Yvonne McCartney | GP and Co-Founder Menopause Health Geelong, @menopause_health_geelong
A/Prof Nellie Torkamani | Associate Professor at the University of Melbourne, Endocrinologist at Austin Health, @nilou_far123
Dr Fatima Kahn | Woman's Health Doctor & Hormone Expert, @drfatimakhan_Â
A/Prof Caroline Gurvich | Clinical Neuropsychologist, Associate Professor (Research), HER Centre Australia and Head of Cognition and Hormones Group, Monash University, @hercentreaustralia Â
Dr Stacy Sims | Researcher, Author and Scientist @drstacysims
Resources, References & Rabbit HolesÂ
Voice Your Support for New Menopause Medications on the PBS: Take ActionÂ
Medicare Benefits Schedule: Menopause and Perimenopause Health Assessment Services
Australasian Menopause Society (AMS): Peak body for menopause in Australia and New Zealand
Find An AMS Member
Info Sheets
Jean Hailes: A website that provides tools and reputable, evidence-based information for women's health.
Symptom Checklist
WellFemme: A Telehealth menopause clinic and resource.Â
5 Top Tips for âThe Menopause Chatâ with your GP
Blogs and Webinars
Useful Links
HER Centre: Monash Universityâs centre dedicated to researching and advancing womenâs mental health.
Cognition and Hormones Research
Dr Stacy Sims: We Are Not Small Men WebsiteÂ
Full chat on the Emsolation Podcast
Reminder
This episode of Rage Against the Vagine explores the challenges of finding the right support during perimenopause. We know this time of life can sometimes feel overwhelming - but remember, help is always out there. If itâs feeling like too much, please reach out for support
Lifeline | 13 11 14 | Text 0477 13 11 14 (24/7) | lifeline.org.auÂ
13 YARN | 13 92 76 | 13yarn.org.au Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander service available 24/7
Suicide Call Back Service | 1300 659 467 | suicidecallbackservice.org.auÂ
Beyond Blue | 1300 224 636 | beyondblue.org.au/forumsÂ
StandBy Support After Suicide | 1300 727 247
QLife | 1800 184 527 | qlife.org.au | LGBTIQ+ service available 3pm â midnight
NEXT: Ep 6 - How Do We Fix The (F*cking) Systems - drops Monday 22 SeptemberÂ
Rage Against the Vagine is proudly brought to you by Wotif â itâs Aussie for travel.
To help you take âme timeâ, Wotif is offering listeners a 10% discount off select hotels. Enter promo code Listen10 at checkout when you book at wotif.com or on the Wotif app. See wotif.com/listen for t&cs.
Why (the F*ck) Donât I Feel Like Me Anymore? | Perimenopause Rage, Roles, Rewiring, Relationships and Reinvention
Season 1 ¡ Episode 4
Sunday, September 7, 2025 ⢠Duration 01:06:07
This episode of Rage Against the Vagine is for anyone who has ever looked in the mirror and thought, âWhy donât I feel like myself anymore?â
Host Em Rusciano sits down with leading experts to unpack the hormonal and neurobiological chaos of perimenopause, from brain fog and emotional outbursts, to the slow unravelling of old identities and coping strategies.
Together they explore the hidden pressures that leave so many women and AFAB people feeling flat, ragey or lost, and how relationships and roles can shift under the weight of midlife change. At the same time, this upheaval can open the door to boundaries, authenticity and reinvention.
This conversation validates the lived experience of perimenopause, including identity loss, relationship strain and the breakdown of old coping mechanisms, while also offering hope for a more authentic and discerning you on the other side.
The Voices Youâll Hear Â
Leanne Mulheron | Registered Psychologist, Founder Affinity Psychology, @affinity_psychologyÂ
A/Prof Caroline Gurvich | Clinical Neuropsychologist, Associate Professor (Research), HER Centre Australia and Head of Cognition and Hormones Group, Monash University, @hercentreaustralia Â
Kirstin Bouse | Clinical and Forensic Psychologist, Founder All About Her @the_midlife_psychologist @allabouthercentre
Dr Fatima Kahn | Woman's Health Doctor & Hormone Expert, @drfatimakhan_Â
Dr Hannah Chapman | PMDD & Perimenopause expert @dr_hannah_chapmanÂ
Dr Yvonne McCartney | GP and Co-Founder Menopause Health Geelong, @menopause_health_geelong
Myf Warhurst |Â Presenter, Broadcaster, Journalist, Writer, @myfwarhurst
Wil Stracke | Assistant Secretary of Victorian Trades Hall Council, @wilstracke
Dr Nicole Higgins | Practice Principal (Health on Central, Mackay), GP and former President of RACGP
Dr Kelly Teagle | GP, Founder and Principal Clinician of WellFemme, @wellfemme
A/Prof Nellie Torkamani | Associate Professor at the University of Melbourne, Endocrinologist at Austin Health, @nilou_far123
Resources, References & Rabbit HolesÂ
Affinity Psychology |Â
Perimenopause Survival GuideÂ
Resources and Education
All About Her Centre |Â
Perimenopause Symptoms ChecklistÂ
Journal Prompts for PerimenopauseÂ
Perimenopause, Mental Health and Self-Sovereignty
Want: A 6-Session Mini-Program for Midlife Women
Reminder
This episode of "Rage Against the Vagine" discusses mental health and suicide. It is not a substitute for medical advice. If you or someone you know is struggling, you can reach out to Lifeline on 13 11 14 at any time. Your story deserves to be heard and validated by a healthcare professional who understands this stage of life.
Lifeline | 13 11 14 | Text 0477 13 11 14 (24/7) | lifeline.org.auÂ
13 YARN | 13 92 76 | 13yarn.org.au Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander service available 24/7
Suicide Call Back Service | 1300 659 467 | suicidecallbackservice.org.auÂ
Beyond Blue | 1300 224 636 | beyondblue.org.au/forumsÂ
StandBy Support After Suicide | 1300 727 247
QLife | 1800 184 527 | qlife.org.au | LGBTIQ+ service available 3pm â midnight
NEXT: Ep 5 - How (The F*ck) Do I Get Help? drops Monday 15 SeptemberÂ
Rage Against the Vagine is proudly brought to you by Wotif â itâs Aussie for travel.
To help you take âme timeâ, Wotif is offering listeners a 10% discount off select hotels. Enter promo code Listen10 at checkout when you book at wotif.com or on the Wotif app. See wotif.com/listen for t&cs.
Why (the F*ck) Didnât Anyone Tell Us? | Shame, Silence & Systems Against Us
Season 1 ¡ Episode 3
Sunday, August 31, 2025 ⢠Duration 52:02
In this episode, host Em Rusciano dives into the silence, shame, and broken systems that have left half the population unprepared for perimenopause.Â
We explore the historical and cultural reasons behind the lack of information, from medical paternalism and misogyny, to workplaces not designed for women.Â
The episode features honest conversations about why previous generations stayed quiet, the alarming lack of menopause training for GPs, and how this societal invisibility impacts women's careers, finances, and overall health.Â
We also shine a light on the unique challenges faced by disabled, rural, and Indigenous communities, and look at the fight to make things better.
The Voices Youâll Hear Â
Dr Kerryn Drysdale | Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Social Research in Health, UNSW
Kirstin Bouse | Clinical and Forensic Psychologist, Founder All About Her @the_midlife_psychologist @allabouthercentre
Myf Warhurst |Â Presenter, Broadcaster, Journalist, Writer, @myfwarhurst
Wil Stracke | Assistant Secretary of Victorian Trades Hall Council, @wilstracke
Dr Hannah Chapman | PMDD & Perimenopause expert @dr_hannah_chapmanÂ
A/Prof Nellie Torkamani | Associate Professor at the University of Melbourne, Endocrinologist at Austin Health, @nilou_far123
Melissa Leong | Journalist, Presenter, Writer, @fooderati
Lizzy Hoo | Comendian, @lizzyhooâ
Ella Hooper | Singer/Songwriter, @ella_hooper
Dr Neville Fields | Obstetrics & Gynaecology ClinicianâResearcher
Dr Stacy Sims | Researcher, Author and Scientist, @drstacysims
Dr Fatima Kahn | Woman's Health Doctor & Hormone Expert, @drfatimakhan_Â
Dr Kelly Teagle | GP, Founder and Principal Clinician of WellFemme, @wellfemme
Grace Molloy | Registered Nurse and Co-Founder of Menopause Friendly Australia, @gracecmolloy  @menopausefriendly_au
Karni Liddell | Disability Advocate, Inclusive Employment Leader, Social Worker & Paralympian, @karniliddell
Dr Nicole Higgins | Practice Principal (Health on Central, Mackay), GP and former President of RACGP
Professor Odette Best | Pro Vice-Chancellor (First Nations Strategy), University of Southern Queensland
A/Prof Caroline Gurvich | Clinical Neuropsychologist, Associate Professor (Research), HER Centre Australia and Head of Cognition and Hormones Group, Monash University, @hercentreaustralia  Â
Dr Yvonne McCartney | GP and Co-Founder Menopause Health Geelong, @menopause_health_geelong
Rage Committee | ~1000 total legends in the thick of it
Resources, References & Rabbit HolesÂ
Myf Warhurst's ABC series | The Truth About Menopause
Wil Stracke's online kit | Itâs For Every Body
Menopause Friendly Australia | Resources
HCF Study | Women Feel Unprepared for MenopauseÂ
Reminder
This isnât medical advice. Itâs information, validation, and the conversations we wish weâd heard sooner. Everyoneâs experience of perimenopause is different, so take whatâs useful, leave the rest, and always check in with your doctor or care team before making any changes.
If at any point youâre feeling overwhelmed or unsure where to turn, remember thereâs support available:
Lifeline | 13 11 14 | Text 0477 13 11 14 (24/7) | lifeline.org.auÂ
13 YARN | 13 92 76 | 13yarn.org.au Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander service available 24/7
Beyond Blue | 1300 224 636 | beyondblue.org.au/forumsÂ
QLife | 1800 184 527 | qlife.org.au | LGBTIQ+ service available 3pm â midnight
NEXT: Ep 4 - Why (the F*ck) Donât I Feel Like Me Anymore - drops Monday 8 SeptemberÂ
Rage Against the Vagine is proudly brought to you by Wotif â itâs Aussie for travel.
To help you take âme timeâ, Wotif is offering listeners a 10% discount off select hotels. Enter promo code Listen10 at checkout when you book at wotif.com or on the Wotif app. See wotif.com/listen for t&cs.
What (the F*ck) Is Perimenopause? | Hormones, Head Games & âSo Manyâ Symptoms
Season 1 ¡ Episode 2
Sunday, August 24, 2025 ⢠Duration 56:02
Think perimenopause is just hot flushes?Â
THINK. AGAIN.
In this episode, host Em Rusciano and a powerhouse lineup of doctors and experts unpack whatâs really going on in your body⌠because, get this, there are hormone receptors every-f*cking-where! Weâre talking body-wide chemical chaos, brain rewiring, and the weird, blindsiding symptoms that make you second-guess your own sanity.Â
Itâs science-meets-storytelling with clarity, validation, and the occasional swear word to get you through - plus the truth about why this hormonal storm is not âjust aging.â
The Voices Youâll Hear Â
A/Prof Nellie Torkamani | Associate Professor at the University of Melbourne, Endocrinologist at Austin Health, @nilou_far123
Dr Kelly Teagle | GP, Founder and Principal Clinician of WellFemme, @wellfemme
Dr Nicole Higgins | Practice Principal (Health on Central, Mackay), GP and former President of RACGP
Dr Alecia Macrow | GP, Founder Thrive Family Practice & Endo Untangled Podcast, @dr_alecia_macrow @thrive_family_practice @endo_untangled
Dr Fatima Kahn | Woman's Health Doctor & Hormone Expert, @drfatimakhan_Â
A/Prof Caroline Gurvich | Clinical Neuropsychologist, Associate Professor (Research), HER Centre Australia and Head of Cognition and Hormones Group, Monash University, @hercentreaustralia  Â
Dr Hannah Chapman | PMDD & Perimenopause expert @dr_hannah_chapmanÂ
Professor Odette Best | Pro Vice-Chancellor (First Nations Strategy), University of Southern Queensland
Dr Kerryn Drysdale | Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Social Research in Health, UNSW
Karni Liddell | Disability Advocate, Inclusive Employment Leader, Social Worker & Paralympian, @karniliddell
Rage Committee | ~1000 total legends in the thick of it
Resources, References & Rabbit HolesÂ
Lifeline | 13 11 14 | Text 0477 13 11 14 (24/7) | lifeline.org.auÂ
13 YARN | 13 92 76 | 13yarn.org.au Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander service available 24/7
Suicide Call Back Service | 1300 659 467 | suicidecallbackservice.org.auÂ
Beyond Blue | 1300 224 636 | beyondblue.org.au/forumsÂ
StandBy Support After Suicide | 1300 727 247
QLife | 1800 184 527 | qlife.org.au | LGBTIQ+ service available 3pm â midnight
A/Prof Carolion Gurvich Article | How hormones and the menstrual cycle can affect women with ADHD: Five common questions
Her Centre | Menopause Depression | Cognition and Hormones
WellFemme | Premature Ovarian Insufficiency Webinar  | ADHD In the Menopausal Transition | Menopausal Treatments after Early Menopause or Cancer
Endo Untangled | Podcast
Jean Hailes | Medically Induced Menopause
Reminder
This episode of Rage Against the Vagine touches on themes of mental health and suicide. If it brings anything up for you, know you're not alone and support is always available. You can reach out to Lifeline on 13 11 14 any time.
This isnât medical advice. Itâs information, validation, and the conversations we wish weâd heard sooner. Everyoneâs experience of perimenopause is different, so take whatâs useful, leave the rest, and check in with your doctor or care team before making any changes.
NEXT: Ep 3 - Why (the F*ck) Didnât Anyone Tell Us - drops Monday 1 SeptemberÂ
Rage Against the Vagine is proudly brought to you by Wotif â itâs Aussie for travel.
To help you take âme timeâ, Wotif is offering listeners a 10% discount off select hotels. Enter promo code Listen10 at checkout when you book at wotif.com or on the Wotif app. See wotif.com/listen for t&cs.
You Are Not (F*cking) Alone | Famous Friends, Unfiltered Stories & the Real Talk Youâve Been Missing
Season 1 ¡ Episode 1
Sunday, August 17, 2025 ⢠Duration 45:24
Welcome to the first full episode of Rage Against the Vagine.
We originally planned to start with the symptoms and the science, but after connecting with our Rage Committee, we realised we had to start by breaking the silence.
The most important thing you told us you needed: connection and to feel seen.
In this episode, host Em Rusciano is joined by friends Myf Warhurst, Ella Hooper, Melissa Leong and Lizzy Hoo, alongside brilliant experts and our amazing Rage Committee, to ensure you know that whilst no one's perimenopause journey is the same, you are most certainly 100% NOT f*cking alone.
The Voices Youâll Hear
Dr Alecia Macrow | GP, Founder Thrive Family Practice & Endo Untangled Podcast, @dr_alecia_macrow @thrive_family_practice @endo_untangled
Wil Stracke | Assistant Secretary of Victorian Trades Hall Council, @wilstracke
A/Prof Caroline Gurvich | Clinical Neuropsychologist, Associate Professor (Research), HER Centre Australia and Head of Cognition and Hormones Group, Monash University, @hercentreaustralia
Professor Odette Best | Pro Vice-Chancellor (First Nations Strategy), University of Southern Queensland
Dr Hannah Chapman | Women's Health GP / PMDD & Perimenopause Expert, @dr_hannah_chapman
Dr Yvonne McCartney | GP and Co-Founder Menopause Health Geelong, @menopause_health_geelong
Lizzy Hoo | Comedian, @lizzyhoo
Ella Hooper | Singer/Songwriter, @ella_hooper
Melissa Leong | Journalist, Presenter, Writer, @fooderati
Myf Warhurst | TV Presenter, Broadcaster, Journalist, Writer, @myfwarhurst
Rage Committee | ~1000 total legends in the thick of it
Resources, References & Rabbit Holes
Myf Warhurst's ABC series - The Truth About Menopause
Ella Hooper's solo track - "Oh My Goddess"
Melissa Leongâs new book - Guts
Reminder
This is not medical advice. Itâs validation, solidarity, and hopefully a shove towards finding the support you deserve. Everyoneâs experience is different.
Take what resonates, leave what doesnât, and talk to your doctor or care team about whatâs right for you.
NEXT: Ep 2 - What (the F*ck) is Perimenopause - drops Monday 25 August
Rage Against the Vagine is proudly brought to you by Wotif â itâs Aussie for travel.
To help you take âme timeâ, Wotif is offering listeners a 10% discount off select hotels. Enter promo code Listen10 at checkout when you book at wotif.com or on the Wotif app. See wotif.com/listen for t&cs.
Prologue | Your Rage Warm-Up & How to Get the Most from This Perimenopause Series
Sunday, August 17, 2025 ⢠Duration 13:46
Before we dive headfirst into the chaos of perimenopause, patriarchy and medical gaslighting, this prologue is your 101 guide to Rage Against the Vagine - the six-part podcast series from Em Rusciano thatâs here to help you feel less alone and a lot more informed.
Think of this episode as your pre-game warm-up: what the podcastâs about, why we made it, and how it might just give you the language, clarity and validation youâve been missing.
This isnât medical advice, but it is a fierce, funny, and honest look at what so many of us are going through.
Episode 1, You Are Not (F*cking) Alone, drops on August 18 with new episodes every Monday through August and September.
Rage Against the Vagine is proudly brought to you by Wotif â itâs Aussie for travel.
Trailer - Rage Against The Vagine
Sunday, August 10, 2025 ⢠Duration 00:30
Official trailer for Rage Against the Vagine. Em Rusciano, alongside top experts and her Rage Committee, unpacks perimenopause, patriarchy, and the medical gaslighting weâre done putting up with. Prologue drops Monday 11 August. Episode 1 follows the week after. Six episodes. One massive midlife wake-up call.