In the final episode of Season One, Kat & Jenny are joined by the hilarious Jane McCarry. Best known for playing the beloved Isa in Still Game, Jane discusses everything from her sex education, juggling motherhood with her acting career and her experience with menopause.

As always if this episode resonates with you and you'd like to reach out please get in touch on our Instagram : flowersofscotlandpodcast or our e-mail : flowersofscotlandpodcast@gmail.com

We will be using inclusive language throughout the podcast, but we will at times refer to ‘women’s health’, because this is how it is referred to in government and in the NHS. However, we fully acknowledge that not everyone with a vagina is a women. You’re all welcome here!

Kat & Jenny discuss their experiences as two people who have used the contraceptive pill for non-traditional reasons!

As always if this episode resonates with you and you'd like to reach out please get in touch on our Instagram : flowersofscotlandpodcast or our e-mail : flowersofscotlandpodcast@gmail.com

We will be using inclusive language throughout the podcast, but we will at times refer to ‘women’s health’, because this is how it is referred to in government and in the NHS. However, we fully acknowledge that not everyone with a vagina is a women. You’re all welcome here!

Kat and Jenny are joined by the amazing Tabitha Rayne (Erotic Writer, Inventor of the Ruby Glow and all round amazing human being). Join us as we discuss the importance of pleasure, the diversification of sex toys and how an adult ADHD diagnosis has helped deepen Tabitha's knowledge and acceptance of herself.

If you would like to see more from Tabitha, you can follow her on insta @tabitharayne

And if you would like to get your hands on a Ruby Glow, you can grab one at this link : https://www.therubyglow.com/


As always if this episode resonates with you and you'd like to reach out please get in touch on our Instagram : flowersofscotlandpodcast or our e-mail : flowersofscotlandpodcast@gmail.com

We will be using inclusive language throughout the podcast, but we will at times refer to ‘women’s health’, because this is how it is referred to in government and in the NHS. However, we fully acknowledge that not everyone with a vagina is a women. You’re all welcome here!