A century after The New Yorker began as a humor magazine, women cartoonists are still redrawing its cultural edges. In this conversation, we speak with Liza about the feminist roots of cartooning, the power of humor to make invisible experiences legible, creative confidence after menopause, and why a drawn line, when paired with laughter, can shift culture faster than argument alone.

Abigail Wilson is a London-based writer, director, and actor whose work often explores emotional extremes and overlooked realities. We spoke to Abigail about the making of Overdrive, her award-winning short film Overdrive dives deep into the lived experience of PMDD (Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder), using sound, stunts, and storytelling to express what words alone often can’t.

At Two Moons, we believe women deserve better information, support, and care through every hormonal phase of life, not just during pregnancy or after menopause. That’s why we’re so excited to introduce you to Lauren A. Tetenbaum, LCSW, JD, PMH-C: a therapist, writer, and former lawyer who specializes in women’s reproductive mental health and supports women through major life transitions.