Fertility Ain't Fair

In this episode, we normalize the conversations around early infertility diagnoses, premature ovarian insufficiency, and embracing life's unexpected paths with hope, purpose, and courage with Suddenly Infertile's, DaMarra "Chanel" King. About DaMarra: Diagnosed with infertility in her early teens, DaMarra “Chanel” King has spent much of her life navigating the intersection of faith, resilience, purpose, and healing. Her deeply personal journey inspired her to become an advocate and storyteller for those navigating infertility and life’s unexpected turns. A Howard University alumna with an MBA from Point Park University, DaMarra brings a diverse background spanning education, human services, and public-sector leadership. She is also a wife, bonus mom, lifelong vocalist, and the creator and host of Suddenly Infertile, a podcast launched in 2025 featuring honest conversations about infertility, faith, healing, and finding purpose when life doesn’t go as planned.

In this episode, we normalize the conversations around AI-powered fertility, hidden factors that keep women from getting and staying pregnant, and why tracking data alone isn’t enough with Kirsten Karchmer, CEO of Conceivable.About Kirsten: Kirsten Karchmer is a health tech pioneer and women’s health expert, and the founder and CEO of Conceivable Technologies. After helping more than 10,000 women in her clinic, she built one of the first AI-driven fertility platforms to tackle the hidden factors that keep women from getting and staying pregnant. Named one of the most innovative health startups, her work has been featured everywhere from TechCrunch to Fox News, and she’s built a community of over 300,000 women on TikTok.

In this episode, we normalize the conversations around unsuccessful IVF, grieving on the path to motherhood, and becoming a mom through adoption.​About Angie: Angie Booker is a writer, marketing strategist and voice on infertility whose work bridges professional storytelling and lived experience. She brings a voice to conversations about infertility, grief, faith and the many paths to parenthood. Her infertility journey began nearly a decade ago and includes failed IVF, a delayed medical diagnosis that could have made pregnancy unsafe and alternative family building through adoption. She speaks out to help women and families make sense of infertility, not just survive it, while also honoring the “no” that may have saved her life. What began as a private journey became a public calling.

In this episode, we normalize the conversations around the gut-hormone connection, cycle literacy, and foundational health habits with Megan Skinnell. About Megan: Megan Skinnell, RN, BSN, AFMC is a registered nurse, certified health coach, and founder of Holsoma Health, a coaching platform focused on functional wellness for women. She is Applied Functional Medicine Certified (AFMC) through The School of Applied Functional Medicine (SAFM). Megan blends her nursing background with functional medicine principles to educate and coach women on gut health, metabolic balance, reproductive health, and cycle literacy. Her work centers on foundational nutrition and lifestyle strategies that support hormonal resilience and empower women to better understand their bodies and advocate confidently within the healthcare system.

In this episode, we normalize the conversations around perimenopause, women's healthcare at all life stages, and listening to women with Dr. Peggy Margetson. About Dr. Peggy: Dr. Peggy Margetson (formerly Roberts) is a Board-Certified Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner and the CEO of Trust Women’s Healthcare. A renowned advocate for health equity, she specializes in GYN care, obstetrics, and menopause, specifically focusing on the needs of women of color. Named the 2025 Healthcare Hero for New York’s 17th Legislative District, Dr. Peggy is also the creator of The Menopause Connection. Through her clinical work and media presence, she is redefining midlife care and empowering women to lead their own health journeys with confidence.