Choosing an egg donor after a diagnosis of infertility, the grief of losing a genetic link, the countries where egg donation is still banned, and the silence that still surrounds fertility struggles at work: patient advocate Becky Kearns discusses all of this with journalist Eleonora Voltolina for The Why Wait Agenda podcast.

Eleonora Voltolina talks with fertility counsellor Angela Pericleous-Smith about the stigma around asking for support, the fear that treatment could be stopped, why some patients experience infertility as trauma and others don't, secrecy around donor conception, and why there's no harm in seeing a counsellor when hope and fear coexist – on The Why Wait Agenda podcast.

Fertility scientist Joyce Harper on the age that matters, the trauma of infertility treatment, and why feeling healthy doesn't mean being fertile – a Why Wait Agenda conversation on egg freezing, sex education and trustworthy fertility information for women in their twenties and thirties.

From period tracking apps to male fertility myths, scientist and Uteropedia founder Zoya Ali joins Eleonora Voltolina to break down the taboos we still carry about our bodies.

One in six people of reproductive age will experience infertility. Yet the public conversation remains almost entirely focused on women. Ian Stones, co-creator of Test Him, won the Fertility Care Award with a podcast that wants to change that: talking about male infertility, breaking the stigma, and putting men back into the conversation. Eleonora Voltolina interviewed him for The Why Wait Agenda. Listen to the episode.

One in every six people of reproductive age worldwide experience infertility in their lifetime. Let's discuss the main causes of infertility

Gender equality in the workplace, for the Italian Constitution women's essential job is (still) that of caregiver

Jessica Hepburn has come to represent the people who haven't and won't be able to conceive, even with all the medical aid available

Delaying parenthood is becoming increasingly common: Oxford's professor Melinda Mills focus on the policies that could reverse the trend.

Why do people postpone parenthood? Oxford's professor Melinda Mills discusses the most common reasons for the postponement of parenthood.

Journalist Eleonora Voltolina talks about paternity leave with Italian MP Lia Quartapelle who just introduced a bill on the topic

«One of the worst career moves a woman can make is to have children» Does this still hold true? A new episode of The Why Wait Agenda Podcast

Closing the Fertility Gap from a lay point of view: The Why Wait Agenda in a nutshell.