Give birth on your own terms.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 38 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Category | Society & Culture |
"I’ve got to turn around and go back and dig in to make it better for others." In this episode of Birth Allowed Radio, I speak with Dr. Tracey Vogel, an obstetric anesthesiologist from Pittsburgh who specializes in preventing birth trauma and re-trau... more
* Recorded October 2019 * In this episode of Birth Allowed Radio I am honored to speak with Sabia Wade, a Black, queer, full-spectrum doula in San Diego. She is the owner of Birthing Advocacy Doula Trainings, and Executive Director of For The Village... more
As I celebrated my birthday this month, I realized I had never really talked to my mother about my own birth story. Join me in reliving that experience with my mom, Michelle Pascucci, as she recalls what it was like to give birth - and feed a newborn... more
We are really in the midst of some major disruption for birthing families, in an already fragile healthcare system. In this episode of Birth Allowed Radio, I called on two seasoned doulas and members of the Birth Monopoly "Know Your Rights" community... more
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Host is great and the people she brings on the show are informative. Everyone who plans on birthing should listen to this podcast.
You mean WOMAN. I can’t listen anyone in health care who can’t understand simple biology.
Anyone who works with expecting couples/people, labor and delivery, or postpartum care should be listening to this. It has transformed my view of my role as a birth doula and what advocacy means to me. I’m excited to be taking her course in Human and Legal Rights in Childbirth this year as well. Thank you for all the work you have done to improve maternity care in the U.S.
I was thrilled to find this podcast because the content is STELLAR! The first few episodes all had mic issues but they were relatively minor and I was expecting that they would get worked out as time went on. Unfortunately, I am at the 4th episode and the mic issues are SO bad that my ears feel like they are bleeding! It is such a shame because Susan Jenkins is a gem and I am SO interested but can only hear her if I turn it up to the point where the interviewer is so loud that my ears hurt. Also... more
You’ll never view birth the same way again. Absolutely phenomenal work done on this show, and by the woman in charge. This is how women can finally be heard, and how future births can be different. Educate yourselves. ❤️
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