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Las Culturistas · July 22, 2026 · 1h 9m

"Vaginismus or: The Woman Is Fine" (w/ Catherine Cohen)

Catherine Cohen returns to Las Culturistas fresh from a medical appointment on the Upper West Side. She, Matt Rogers, and Bowen Yang catch up about her new Off-Broadway show Broad Strokes, share personal stories about pelvic floor dysfunction and a literal hole in her heart, and riff on the 'euthanasia coaster' design concept. The conversation is equal parts hilarious and deeply candid, touching on health, dark humor, and nostalgic memories of past projects like Seek Culture.

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Highlights

Pelvic Floor Dysfunction and Vaginismus
Catherine describes being 'medically fingered on the Upper West Side' and her journey with pelvic floor dysfunction, a condition that causes involuntary muscle spasms making penetrative sex or exams painful.
Dr. Love Fixed Her Heart — Literally
Catherine recounts how a doctor named Dr. Love closed a hole in her heart, blending cosmic coincidence with genuine relief.
The „Euthanasia Coaster“ as Existential Comedy
The trio discusses the hypothetical 'euthanasia coaster' designed by artist Julijonas Urbonas, which uses extreme g-forces to induce euphoric death.

Misc

Matt and Bowen launch a full-on attack on British accents, doing their own exaggerated impressions.
Catherine name-drops Dr. Love, the doctor who quite literally fixed her broken heart.
The episode title 'Vaginismus or: The Woman Is Fine' nods to the frequent dismissal of women's pain.
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