
MyMaine Birth is a space where we share the real life stories of families and their unique birth experiences in the beautiful state of Maine. From our state's biggest hospitals to Birth Center Births, and home births, every birth story deserves to be heard and celebrated. Whether you are a soon to be mom, a seasoned mother, or simply interested in the world of birth, these episodes are for you. ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 160 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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In this episode we talk with Nikki about her pivot from Free Birth Society circles and birth keeping back into a hands-on midwifery apprenticeship as she works toward CPM licensure.
Nikki Shared her two free birth stories and her e... more
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In today's episode we hold space for Katie Spinks as she shares the traumatic birth of her daughter Jolene, including a Pitocin induction that ends in uterine rupture, delayed care, and a devastating HIE diagnosis.
From there, we ... more
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Freebirth and unassisted birth are getting more attention for a reason, and the most useful place to start is not with outrage but with curiosity.
When families move away from hospital birth, it often has less to do with rejecting... more
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If you’ve ever felt pulled between “trust birth” and “trust the system,” this conversation lives in the complicated middle where real autonomy actually grows.
In this episode I’m joined by Maren Green of Indie Birth, a practicing ... more
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Love hearing these birth stories! Simple, sweet and powerful and extraordinary.
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Love how this podcast is a space for Mainers to tell their birth story and how the host highlights the beauty, strength, and resilience of birth without bias. I’ve learned so much from hearing the variety of birth experiences in these episodes and highly recommend anyone curious about birth to take a listen.
I appreciate the way Angela prompts people to tell their stories. It is mostly the birthing folks speaking, with questions or brief input from Angela. It’s fun being from Maine and knowing a lot of the providers and locations mentioned in the stories.
I love how Angela has provided a platform for all of these unique birth stories. Maine is a big small state so it feels like listening to my neighbors birth story each time I tune in. That’s special. Thanks for allowing me to tell my own tale! @birth.advocate
I’m loving this podcast so much and look forward to new episodes every week. The birth stories are fascinating and so inspiring. Such a reminder of what an amazing thing the process of birth is. I’ve learned a lot about birth (before, during and after) from this podcast and also been surprised by how many resources we have here in Maine. 100 percent recommend this podcast!
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A show focused on intimate, real-life birth stories across Maine, spanning home births, birth centers, and hospitals. Episodes often center on empowerment, autonomy in childbirth, and navigating medical systems, with a strong emphasis on community support and personal decision-making. Listeners can expect candid discussions about postpartum experiences, breastfeeding, and the emotional arc of motherhood, frequently anchored in local Maine providers, geography, and culture. A standout aspect is the consistent celebration of diverse birth paths and the host's visible commitment to supporting families through photography and birth coaching, making it a resource for both prospective parents and birth professionals seeking authentic narratives. more
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Recent guests on MyMaine Birth include:
1. Nathan Riley
2. Maren Green
3. Emma Moore
4. Grace Spiering
5. Ivy Gray
6. Alannah Finn
7. Kelli Denley
8. Dr. Meaghan Staples
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