Essentia Health recently announced the premiere of the second season of its “Dare to Ask” podcast hosted by popular radio personality Cori Jensen, of the Fargo, North Dakota, area.
In each podcast episode, Jensen is joined by a different Essentia Health provider to discuss various elements of women’s health.
The first episode of the second season was made available Tuesday, April 26, and featured OB-GYN Dr. Gefroh Ellison.
“There are certain topics surrounding women’s health that some might find embarrassing or difficult to discuss, so it’s important that we as health care providers have open and candid conversations about these topics,” Ellison stated in a news release.
This season covers topics like behavioral health, genetic counseling, fertility, pediatric cardiology, orthopedics, maternal-fetal medicine and more.
“We need to empower women to share, which is why it is such an honor to help kick off the second season of the ‘Dare to Ask’ podcast, a platform where my colleagues and I shine a spotlight on all aspects of women’s health,’ Ellison stated.
New episodes will be shared each Tuesday. To stream all available episodes, visit
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