Articles and Essays
The New York Times
How to Design Your 2020 Holiday Reboot, December 22, 2020
Business Casual? It’s Robes and Slippers All Day Now, May 25, 2020
A Letter from the Contents of My Bra Drawer, April 28, 2020
How to Take Charge of Your Medical Care, October 31, 2018.
Strategies for Long-Distance Caregiving, September 4, 2018
Weighing the Ethics of Artificial Wombs, May 8, 2017.
Out of Sorts Around the Holidays? It Could Be Family Jet Lag, December 22, 2016.
You Expecting? Yes: An Apology, September 16, 2016
The Atlantic
How The Good Place Goes Beyond the Trolley Problem, (pdf) October 21, 2017.
The Tuberculosis Hospital That Treated America's Vaudeville Stars, (pdf) May 16, 2017.
When Baseball Players Were Vaudeville Stars, (pdf) April 6, 2017
The First Artificial Insemination was an Ethical Nightmare, (pdf) January 8, 2016
The 'Child Hatchery' of Coney Island, (pdf) October 29, 2015
The Washington Post
You know what's not sexy? Talking about IVF on a first date, August 1, 2016
Not all women want to be mothers. Finally, our culture is recognizing that, pdf, June 20, 2016
Teen Vogue
The Scientists Who Made the COVID Vaccine Possible on How the Pandemic Will End, June 15, 2022
How to Talk to COVID-19 Vaccine Skeptics, February 10, 2021
You Can’t Call Yourself Pro-Life if You Ignore COVID-19 Measures, October 22, 2020
Social Distance to Prevent Coronavirus Is As Much a Public Health Issue At Is a Moral One, March 19, 2020
Rolling Stone
The Long, Discriminatory History of ‘Sex Verification’ at the Olympics, (pdf) August 6, 2024
What Is ‘Moon Face’? New TikTok Tutorials Offer Dubious Solutions, July 16, 2024
Why Are People Promoting Raw Milk?, (pdf), June 19, 2024
‘It Was 46 Years Ago, But It’s Still Vivid’: A Jonestown Massacre Responder Speaks Out, (pdf), June 12, 2024
Extreme Heat Is F-cking With Our Heads, (pdf), August 6, 2023
‘We Had Things Planned’: Losing a Loved One — And Your Future — to Covid-19, (pdf), May 12, 2022
He Was Assigned to Cover a Joint Session of Congress. The MAGA Mob Had Other Plans, January 9, 2021
What You Should Know About the Covid Vaccines, December 30, 2020
Could Venues and Airlines Require Covid-19 Vaccines for Entry?, December 22, 2020
The FDA Approved a Covid-19 Vaccine. Now What?, December 11, 2020
Pfizer’s Covid-19 Announcement, Explained, November 11, 2020
Can Herd Immunity Save Us?, October 27, 2020
Life as a Covid-19 Long-Termer, October 17, 2020
Meet the People We’re Counting on for a Covid-19 Vaccine, October 1, 2020
Grief Is the Unofficial Theme of the Biden Campaign, And That’s Exactly What We Need, August 24, 2020
The Sideshow Must Go On: Inside The 60-Year Career of Conjoined Twins Ronnie and Donnie Galyon, July 17, 2020
Could a New Swine Flu Strain Mean a Second Pandemic?, July 2, 2020
It’s 2020, So Naturally, Poop Plumes Are a Problem Too, June 19, 2020
Lauded New COVID-19 Treatment is Promising, But It’s Not a Miracle Cure, June 16, 2020
Racism Kills: Why Many Are Declaring It a Public Health Crisis, June 12, 2020
How Dangerous Is It to Protest During a Pandemic?, May 31,2020
Why Older People Might Suffer Most, Post-Pandemic, May 20, 2020
COVID-19 Is Traumatizing All of Us. How Will We Cope When It’s Over?, (pdf), May 5, 2020
Could COVID-19 Immunity Certificates Help Reopen America—Or Create More Class Divide?, April 21, 2o20
Processing Grief During a Pandemic, When Nothing Is Normal, (pdf), April 10, 2020
The Reason You’re Exhausted Is Moral Fatigue, March 27, 2020
A Bioethicist Tackles Your Most Pressing Coronavirus Questions, March 20, 2020
How Religions Are Adapting to Coronavirus, March 12, 2020
Coronavirus Is Here: What We Know, February 28, 2020
Breaking Down the Harvey Weinstein Verdict, February 24, 2020
Robert Durst Murder Trial Begins in Los Angeles, February 11, 2020
Virgin Islands Suit Alleges Jeffrey Epstein Trafficked Girls and Women Through 2008, January 17, 2020
With Illinois Sales, Midwest Officially Enters Marijuana Market, January 2, 2020
Charles Manson Masks, Made With His Ashes, Spark Outrage in Murderabilia Community, December 30, 2019
Rodney King Might Be Innocent, But He’s Being Executed on Wednesday, November 15, 2019
What’s Going on With Jeffrey Epstein’s Autopsy?, October 31, 2019
Thai King Strips New Consort of Title for ‘Disobedience,’ October 21, 2019
Children of Recluse Dutch Family Thought They Were the Only People Left on Earth, October 18, 2019
Pictures of the Thai King’s Consort Broke the Internet—But What’s a Consort?, August 29, 2019
The Dangers of Vaping: What We Know, August 28, 2019
FDA Begs Public to Please Stop Drinking Bleach, August 14, 2019
Inside the Murderabilia Machine, August 9, 2019
Manson Family Movies: 11 Streaming Films Go Inside Terrifying 1969 Cult, July 26, 2019
For $2 Million, a Manson Family Murder House Could Be Yours, July 19, 2019
Cult of Personality: Ties to the Fringe, June 13, 2019 (Wrote script, article & did voiceover in the video)
What It’s Like When a Relationship With a Psychiatrist Goes Terribly Wrong, June 11, 2019
How an Ex-Cult Member Wrote a Movie About Being in the Manson Family, May 10, 2019
Manson Family Associate Bobby Beausoleil Recommended for Parole, January 4, 2019
New Manson Doc Goes Inside Spahn Ranch, September 17, 2018
'Wild Wild Country': Is the Subject of Netflix Doc Really a Sex Cult?, April 10, 2018
Charles Manson Funeral Held in California, March 20, 2018
Charles Manson: Inside the Fight Over the Cult Leader's Remains, March 6, 2018
'The Community': Five Things We Know About the Fringe Christian Sect, February 12, 2018
Young Charlie: Inside Hit Manson Podcast, December 1, 2017
Inside New Memoir of Life Inside Manson Family, November 2, 2017.
New Manson Family Memoir: What We Learned, November 1, 2017.
American Cult: 5 Spiritual Groups That Went Too Far, September 12, 2017.
R. Kelly: Was He Really Leading a Cult?, July 19, 2017.
Inside S-Town's Tattoo Therapy: BDSM or Self-Harm?, April 11, 2017.
Cult or Commune? How Utopian Communities Turn Dangerous, November 10, 2016
Lizzie Borden: Why a 19th-Century Murder Still Fascinates Us, August 4, 2016
CNN
The Revolutionary Sickle Cell Therapies, March 21, 2024
Betty White’s Legacy Goes Far Beyond the Screen, January 2, 2022
Why Turnout for Trump Is a Major Blow to Public Health, November 5, 2020
Perfect Format for Enduring a Shutdown: A 22-Minute Sitcom, April 30, 2020
The Three Subversive Messages of Schitt’s Creek, January 8, 2020
Just Say It: Yes, I’m Menstruating, October 18, 2019
Saranac Lake, New York's Healing Town, July 17, 2018
CityLab
In Cleveland, Spring Comes in Like a Slovenian Sheep Monster, February 25, 2022
Where Did All the Public Bathrooms Go?, November 5, 2021
The Terrifying Rise of Haunted Tourism, October 28, 2021
How Cleveland’s ‘Guardians of Traffic’ Made the Big Leagues, July 27, 2021
The Rise, Fall, and Rise of the Home Office, June 10, 2020
How Infectious Disease Defined the American Bathroom, April 10, 2020
Remembering the Dining Fad of ‘Pizza & Pipes,’ January 18, 2019
The Glamorous, Sexist History of Women’s Restroom Lounges, December 3, 2018
How the Tuberculosis Epidemic Influenced Modernist Architecture, October 30, 2018
America's Obsession with Restaurant Food Safety Dates Back to 1899, February 3, 2016
Architectural Digest
How Do I Research the History of My Home?, August 30, 2024
5 Time-Tested Cleaning Tricks That Actually Work, March 22, 2024
How to Avoid Going Overboard With Cliche Themes, December 21, 2023
6 Design Lessons from 6 Decades of Barbie Dreamhouses, July 21, 2023
23 Common Mistakes to Avoid When Shopping at Flea Markets and Antique Shows, July 6, 2023
7 DIY Hacks Everyone Should Know According to Trans Handy Ma’am Mercury Stardust, June 6, 2023
The Bidet Made a Big Splash, But Is Its Appeal Starting to Sink?, February 23, 2023
Why Atomic Age Design Still Looks Futuristic 75 Years Later, January 31, 2023
This 1907 Italianate Building in Arizona Gets a Refresh, April 25, 2022
How the Earthy History of the Dome Home Is Influencing Design Now, April 22, 2022
HGTV’s Cheap Old Houses Really Hits the Nail on the Head, August 13, 2021
5 Hidden Parkitecture Gems You Need to See for Yourself, April 22, 2021
A Closer Look at the Sleep Habits We’ve Left Behind, March 16, 2021
HGTV’s Latest Couple Is the Pair Behind the Beloved Cheap Old Houses Instagram, November 18, 2020
These Forward-Thinking Utopias Impacted Design in Major Ways, August 4, 2020
Why I Love the Cheap Old Houses Instagram Account, July 3, 2020
Home Health Trends That Were Ultimately Debunked, June 29, 2020
The Sitcoms That Changed the Way We Decorate Our Homes, May 12, 2020
There Are Two Types of People: Those Who Make Their Bed, and Those Who Don’t, April 24, 2020
How Previous Epidemics Impacted Home Design, March 31, 2020
The Wall Street Journal
An Anything-But-Ordinary Lighting Upgrade That’s Trending With Designers, November 11, 2022
Want a Power Room That Pops? Steal This Interior Design Power Move, October 20, 2022
Dwell
Deck Chairs, Tuberculosis, and the Titanic: The Unexpected Origins of a Summertime Staple, May 17, 2024
Vulture
A Look Back at Alex Trebek’s Best Non-Jeopardy! TV Work, November 11, 2020
CNBC
HR Experts Reveal What They Really Do With Your Exit Interview Information—And How Honest You Should Be, September 18, 2019
Popular Mechanics
12 Amazing Company Towns You Can Still Visit, December 25, 2020
Pacific Standard
Why It Matters that 'Anne with an E' Had a Period Episode, (pdf) May 22, 2017.
Playboy
We’re Not Going Back, (pdf) August 19, 2019
Future Perfect? Sexbots, moon colonies and time travel—the future according to Playboy, March/April 2018 issue
Is The Cigar Burning Out?, (pdf) May/June 2017 Issue
That Time NASA Censored Naked Pictures Before Sending Them Into Space, (pdf) April 18, 2017.
'Seinfeld' Had a Shockingly Progressive Take on the Female Orgasm, (pdf) September 7, 2016.
Real Simple
12 Home Decor Tips for a Mental Health Boost, January 24, 2023
4 Ways to Boost Your Work-From-Home Mood With Fashion, According to Queer Eye’s Tan France, September 22, 2020
Having Weird Dreams Lately? Here’s Why And What You Can Do About Them, June 8, 2020
Reader’s Digest
16 Iconic Newspaper Covers That Went Down in History, October 4, 2019
The Spookiest Tourist Attraction in Every State, October 3, 2019
10 Undeniable Facts About Mass Shootings in America, October 1, 2019
13 Amazing Facts About the Women of NASA, September 30, 2019
15 Things Your Kids Will Learn in School That You Didn’t, September 19, 2019
13 Attractions That Are So Creepy, They’re Off-Limits to Tourists, September 15, 2019
12 Etiquette Rules You Must Follow When Traveling With Friends, August 21, 2019
Flight Attendants Reveal How They Never Get Sick, August 16, 2019
13 Abandoned Places in New York City You Can Still Visit, August 15, 2019
Fodor’s
Will I Need an ‘Immunity Passport’ to Travel?, May 12, 2020
These 12 Utopian Communities Around the U.S. Will Both Astound and Disturb You, October 16, 2019
Roadtrippers
Reliving the golden age of train travel at La Posada, the ‘Last Great Railroad Hotel,’ May 19, 2020
Formerly a destination for tuberculosis patients, Saranac Lake is still a place for healing and recreation, April 28, 2020
Louisa May Alcott’s Orchard House is seeing an influx in visitors—but there’s more to the home than ‘Little Women,’ February 7, 2020
From historic hospital to hip hotel, Buffalo’s formerly-abandoned asylum once again welcomes overnight visitors, December 3, 2019
Arcosanti, a utopian prototype for sustainable living, is approaching its 50th year in the Arizona desert, August 20, 2019
Fusion
What to say (and not say) to people who have been sexually assaulted, September 21, 2016.
Marie Claire
The Sexist Stigma of Daytime TV, February 14, 2017
Ms. Magazine
How the 'Period Paradox' Keeps Women Down, February 25, 2016
The CDC Tells Women Not on Birth Control That They Can't Drink. Seriously?, February 5, 2016
Lifehacker
Is Falling Asleep With the TV on Really That Bad For You?, December 23, 2019
How to Make it Through the Holidays After a Death, December 4, 2019
How to Recover After Waking Up From a Nightmare, August 15, 2019
How to Use Your Flight Delay Time Productively, July 3, 2018
How to Go Out Alone & Love It, January 29, 2018
Salon
5 feminist history reasons to visit Cleveland -- whether you're protesting, attending, or working the Republican National Convention, July 17, 2016
The simple reason why the right's latest Planned Parenthood crusade is so outrageous, July 20, 2016
Thrive Global
3 Ways Being Empathetic Can Make You More Productive At Work, May 23, 2019
The Brewing Backlash Against Hustle Culture & Its Effects on Our Mental Health, May 16, 2019
Work-Life Balance Doesn’t Exist. Aim for Work-Life Integration Instead, May 13, 2019
James Holzhauer and Other ‘Jeopardy!’ Champions Share Their Secrets for Recalling Info Under Stress, May 8, 2019
‘Spoiler Stress’ Is Ruining Our Enjoyment of TV & Movies — But It Shouldn’t, May 3, 2019
Why Leaning Into Sadness Can Actually Help Reduce Our Stress, April 29, 2019
Why We Shop When We’re Stressed & What to Do Instead, April 12, 2019
4 Times Schitt’s Creek Was a Master Class in How to Thrive, April 11, 2019
3 Effective Ways to Prevent Creative Burnout, Starting Today, April 9, 2019
Stop Asking Kids What They Want to Be When They Grow Up & Ask Them These 3 Questions Instead, April 8, 2019
3 Ways to Prioritize Your Own Well-Being While Being a Caregiver, April 4, 2019
Why Taking Yourself Out of Your Usual Environment Is So Powerful for Your Well-Being, April 4, 2019
What Is a Techxistential Crisis & How Do You Avoid One? March 29, 2019
Sanjay Gupta Investigates the Effects of Stress on America—Here’s His Secret to Managing His Own, March 25, 2019
4 Surprising Life Lessons from the Last Remaining Blockbuster Video Store, March 19, 2019
4 Times the Golden Girls Taught Us to Thrive, March 19, 2019
So You’re a Perfectionist. Here’s How to Keep it from Getting in Your Way at Work, March 15, 2019
The Calmnivore’s Dilemma: Our Increasingly Stressful Search for Calm, March 14, 2019
How to Communicate Your Wins at Work Without Sounding Arrogant, March 12, 2019
Why ‘How Are You?’ Is Actually the Worst Way to Start a Conversation, March 8, 2019
What ‘The Office’ Teaches Us About Mindful Communication, March 7, 2019
‘The Good Place’ Isn’t Just a Funny Show—It Can Actually Help Make You a Better Person, March 7, 2019
What You Need to Ask Before Freezing Your Eggs to Boost Your Odds of Success, March 5, 2019
RBG Is Challenging the Way We Think About Aging in One Key Way, Experts Say, December 13, 2018
Refinery29
Why People Are Upset About the U.N. Appointing Wonder Woman as an Ambassador, October 22, 2016.
Melania Trump Addresses Husband's 'Offensive' Comments Towards Women, October 8, 2016.
Former EPA Head Says She Was Wrong to Call Ground Zero Air Safe After 9/11, September 10, 2016.
Catholic Hospital Refuses to Treat Woman's Miscarriage, September 10, 2016.
What Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Can Teach Us About Mental Illness
ALL the Inappropriate Questions the NYPD Asked Me After I Was Sexually Assaulted, February 4, 2016
The Establishment
Public Transit Mindfulness for the 'Summer of Hell,' September 14, 2017.
What You Need to Know About That New Study Linking Birth Control to Depression, October 7, 2016.
How Robotic Vaginas Could Revolutionize Gynecology, September 22, 2016.
The Fear-Mongering of 'Three-Parent IVF,' September 14, 2016.
The 'Golden Girls' Boyfriend Quiz, September 3, 2016.
'Sesame Street' Was My Strange & Surprising Introduction to Bioethics, July 30, 2016.
Why Lady Elaine Fairchilde was my First Feminist Role Model, July 17, 2016
The Complicated Ethics of Penis Transplants, March 23, 2016
How the 'Period Paradox" Keeps Women Down, February 23, 2016
The CDC Tells Women Not on Birth Control That They Can't Drink - Seriously?, February 4, 2016
Uterus Transplants: The Next Frontier in Assisted Reproduction, December 17, 2015.
The Huffington Post
Stop Conversion Therapy - It's Based on Pseudoscience, October 16, 2015
'Family is Family' : Why Intel's New Adoption & Fertility Policies Are a Step in the Right Direction, October 23, 2015
The FDA, Finances and Feminism: Why the Third Time was the Charm for the So-Called 'Female Viagra," August 24, 2015
Bitch Media
A Misleading Viral Video Picks a Bad Target: Women Who Donate Fetal Tissue, July 17, 2015
What 'The Golden Girls' Taught Me About Bioethics, September 14, 2015
America Has a Long History of Pinning Politics Against Public Health, September 30, 2015
America's Forgotten Female Astronauts, November 25, 2015
The Advocate
Why The Golden Girls Never Lost Its Luster, September 8, 2015
Racked
Do I Look Funny? January 11, 2016
Reductress
Elegant One-Pot Dinners to Make on Sunday and Throw Away on Friday, April 15, 2016.
Are You Being Serenaded By An Organ Grinder or Is The Ice Cream Truck Parked Outside?, March 30, 2016
4 Heimlich-Ready Dining Sets Perfect for Women Living Alone, March 28. 2016
The Hairpin
Pack Up Your Bosom Friends And Take An 'Anne of Green Gables' Road Trip, September 30, 2016
The Frisky
Concussion Tackles Difficult Issues, but Drops the Ball on the Portrayal of Women, February 26, 2016
The Kitchn
5 Great Soup Moments on Seinfeld, October 4, 2016
7 Fun Facts About Pickles, September 25, 2016
In Defense of Beige Foods, August 11, 2016
What Blue Food Says About Us, August 8, 2016
PERIOD: Twelve Voices Tell the Bloody Truth
Elizabeth is one of the twelve voices featured in this book. Her chapter is on periods in pop culture.
Interviews & Media Appearances
The Atlantic
In the article Is It Fair to Ask the Internet to Pay Your Hospital Bill? in the March 2015 issue of The Atlantic Elizabeth discussed the ethical issues that come with crowdfunded healthcare. Founded in 1857, The Atlantic covers news and analysis on politics, business, culture, technology, national, international and life.
The Atlantic/BBC/Mosaic/The New Republic
In an article for Mosaic, which was also published in The Atlantic, the BBC and The New Republic, Elizabeth delves into the ethical issues involved with postmortem sperm donation.
USA Today
Elizabeth discusses the ethics of crowdfunding medical treatment with USA Today columnist Steven Petrow.
Cosmopolitan
Elizabeth was interviewed for Cosmo's January 2015 issue. She served as a bioethics expert in the article Should you crowdfund the Cost of Having a Baby? Published by Hearst Magazines, Cosmopolitan has 64 international editions, is printed in 35 languages and is distributed in more than 110 countries.
VICE
Ahead of her September 2015 show, Elizabeth was interviewed by the delightful Jenna Marotta of VICE on bioethics, The Golden Girls, and Rose Nylund's daughter Kirsten's agency.
The Daily Beast
An April 2015 article, The Dangers of Crowdfunding Your Baby published on The Daily Beast featured Elizabeth's perspectives on the ethical implications of using crowdfunding to raise money for having a baby. The Daily Beast is an award-winning news website featuring original reporting in the arenas of politics, pop-culture, and world news, reaching an audience of more than 20 million readers each month.
GOOD Magazine
In a September 2016 article, Elizabeth discusses the ethics of self-diagnosis via websites like WebMD. Do these sites have any ethical obligations to users? What are the underlying ethical issues that make diagnostic sites so prevalent?
How Stuff Works
Following the announcement of the first uterus transplant clinical trial in the United States in November 2015, Elizabeth spoke with How Stuff Works about The Possibilities and Pitfalls of Uterine Transplants.
Prevention
Elizabeth was quoted in a September 2015 article, "Six things to never say to a woman who doesn't have kids."
Les Nouvelles News
Elizabeth's concept of the "period paradox" was discussed in an article Pour ou contre le congé « spécial règles » ? in French magazine Les Nouvelles News.
Yahoo! Mujer
Spanish language website Yahoo! Mujer (Yahoo! Women) published an article in October 2014 entitled Un bebé ¿gracias a la financiación colectiva? which featured an interview with Elizabeth on the ethics of crowdfunded reproduction.
El Diario
Elizabeth was interviewed for an article entitled 'Crowdfunding' para financiar familias in Spanish publication El Diario, published in July 2015.
WICS, ABC Newschannel 20, Springfield, IL
Reporter Lindsey Hess interviewed Elizabeth in April 2015 for WICS ABC Newschannel 20 on the use of crowdfunding to raise money for fertility treatments. The clip of the interview is no longer available online, but fortunately, this high-quality, flattering screenshot remains.
IDentiCity
This has nothing to do with bioethics, but Elizabeth was interviewed by IDentiCity in February 2015 about the new New York City identification card.
Stay Golden
Following her show in September, the team at Stay Golden (aka St. Olaf Productions) reviewed "Everything I Know About Bioethics, I Learned from The Golden Girls"
Dr. Yuko clearly is passionate about bioethics and The Golden Girls and she brought both together with the same passion. Like The Golden Girls, the two hours does not feel like the audience is being educated in a preachy or heavy-handed way. It is interesting to see a sitcom have real-world impact and that beyond it being one of the best-written, well-acted sitcoms ever, The Golden Girls really did take on social issues at a time when no one else was and they continue to make an impact through to now.
Podcasts
Story Collider
In this episode, we present two stories of baselines, or starting points.
Part 1: Bioethicist Dr. Elizabeth Yuko tries to use her science training while reporting her sexual assault.
Repro-Madness: The Lady Parts Justice Podcast
"We found the perfect bioethicist for Lady Parts Justice! Her name is Elizabeth Yuko. She’s a feminist, specializes in Reproductive Ethics, and often shares her wisdom with a sense of humor. In fact, she even uses The Golden Girls as an analogy to teach bioethics to people who may not normally be that interested in the subject. LPJ had the pleasure of hosting her at the clubhouse." - Via LPJ Website. Stream the episode on Soundcloud.
Spent
SPENT is a money podcast for the financially challenged hosted by Lindsay Goldwert.
"At this very moment, people are putting out a digital bucket and asking for donations for everything from legal bills to fertility treatments to moving costs to cancer care. You can crowdfund anything from a theater project, a friend's medical bills or even to get your favorite band back together.
The world of crowdfunding is different than other kinds of fundraising. Who decides what causes are "just?" What are the ethical implications of giving money to fund a friend's fertility treatments? I asked Dr. Elizabeth Yuko, a bioethicist and writer to tell me all about it."
Popaganda -- Bitch Media
Nostalgia TV The Golden Girls was ahead of its time, tackling difficult bioethics issues before most other shows. Elizabeth discusses the four women in groundbreaking sitcom and the impact of watching their ethical decision-making processes.
Women in Space! In the early 1960s, 13 women underwent extensive astronaut training, yet none were permitted to travel to space. Listen to Elizabeth give some background on these amazing women in Bitch Media's Popaganda podcast with Sarah Mirk.
Kid/Life Crisis Podcast
In a September 2015 podcast, Elizabeth spoke with hosts Katie Compa and Raquel D'Apice about living and studying in Ireland, female Viagra, artificial wombs, different types of motherhood, crowdfunding, Richard Simmons, bridesmaids, and baby showers.
Videos
Health Stuff
Cheddar Life
On November 1, 2016, Elizabeth appeared on Cheddar Life to talk about The Golden Girls and bioethics, Zika and male contraception. (Starts at 51:00).
Elizabeth returned to Cheddar Life on December 8, 2016 to discuss the recent developments (or more accurately, regressions) in women's health.
Q.E.D.T.V.
Andrea Ilene Shapiro of Q.E.D.T.V. interviewed Elizabeth ahead of her September show. This video features the interview & clips from the show! (Starts at 3:24).
Stay Golden -- "Picture It" Interview Series
Elizabeth sat down with the delightful team behind Stay Golden/St. Olaf Productions to discuss bioethics and The Golden Girls.