We took MPC to the streets to get a feel of what young men and women think about Menstrual health and hygiene

Get behind the scenes of MPC, meet the guys that made it happen.

Get to know who they are, their reaction on set to several experiences, and what's next for them.

A lot of guys are just thankful that they're not the ones that have to experience menstruation every month.

Although it can make them uncomfortable and they don't always know how to react to it because it’s not something they are quite used to and understand. But they're understanding that it can be a sucky thing to go through. It’s so important to open up this discussion to all genders because everyone should be educated on menstruation, not just people who experience it.

To eradicate misconceptions and help them better understand everything about it, some men have expressed that they grew up learning that women are dangerous to be around while they’re on their period because of their mood swings. So they ten to avoid them in these times.

While some are afraid to talk about it to avoid saying the wrong things, being embarrassed by a lack of knowledge, and the cultural shame surrounding periods.

It is a no brainer, that menstrual hygiene is not an option.

Poor menstrual hygiene can pose health risks and has been linked to reproductive and urinary tract infections

This episode addresses care, and what measures can be taken to ensure we are well cared for without breaking the bank.

What to do, what not to do. period products alternative or coping while working.

Get your period and be unbothered...

Let's discuss 'care' and everything that comes with it.

Over the years, women have had to experience periods differently. What were the coping mechanisms, sanitary items used and hygiene practices from the beginning of time till the 21st century?

Listen to this episode and tell us what you think.

PMS stands for Premenstrual Syndrome and is frequently used as an umbrella term to describe a whole range of physical and emotional symptoms that women feel just before their period start e.g cramping. Mood swings etc.

Let's be honest, proper care costs money. I literally have a budget for menstrual care. and If we are being realistic, there are many girls and women who cannot afford premium care. Can we talk about this? What can we do about this?

Meet the hosts of the show as they share chronicles and personal experiences on what happens on "Day One" of a woman's period.