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Taking Back Birth

Maryn Green

Join host Maryn Green, autonomous midwife of many years, for all things radical birth, midwifery and mothering related. For more info, go to indiebirth.org. To listen to past episodes visit https://indiebirth.org/podcastarchive/

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On this podcast, I wrap up the transgender madness from the week and then move on to the REAL discussion! I chat with my mama friend and former client Kaleigh about the birth of her two babies last year. Kaleigh has so many insights to share and suc... more

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5 days ago

What if students could learn and practice and be in an “apprenticeship” that isn’t in the physical? We may try it out with a few of my former students who live in Kentucky as I stay living in Hawai’i. I love the idea of creating this model and making... more

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“A return to all that is human, sacred and ancient” -Alexandra Kisitu more

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What a pleasure to hold space for Alyssa as she shares her intimate journey through the death and birth of her baby in the middle of her last pregnancy. I know you will be inspired by Alyssa’s way of choosing to experience death and live life. more

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4.4 out of 5 stars from 426 ratings
  • Beautiful Podcast - The Six Steps of Healing For Birth

    This podcast (& episode) has been really enlightening. I think these Wise Woman Ways (inspired by Susan Weed’s 6 steps of healing) are so applicable to healing for/from anything and should really be taken into account. I think my favorite takeaway about both this episode and the podcast is the “energetics” and intention around it that’s truly teaching one to be their own healer instead of seeking it outside.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Salina Maria
    United States7 months ago
  • Obnoxious and harmful

    The host is a midwife who silences the voices of people of the global majority (BIPOC) & does not want to take responsibility for her continued appropriation and exploitation of sacred practices by traditional healers. I recommend taking your birth education from someone else who isn’t stuck in a coloniser mindset & has more respect for the history and ancestors of cultural practices. There are many other respectful podcasts out there that can help you on your birth/birthworker journey.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    chezzy_s
    United States10 months ago
  • Solid guidance of living your truth

    Love this podcast have leaned so much! I love her guidance on how to choose those you want to share your energy with it’s been so helpful to me in my work space that’s not even birth work just life work. It’s brought me so much peace in my decisions.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MJbirdcatcher
    United States10 months ago
  • Disappointed

    Tried to listen to the episode from 6/20/23, it was hard to stay engaged with the flat conversation at first…and then your guest lost me when she mocked the Puerto Rican accent of her OB thats “not from the United States”. Puerto Ricans are from the United States, just as much of a citizen as she is. Maybe try not to mock accents and get nationalities correct next time. What a bummer!

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Marvi_Milagros
    United States10 months ago
  • I look forward to every episode

    I set up Taking Back Birth to auto download and I know when I see a new episode out, it’s going to be a good day! Hearing Maryn’s take on things always makes me feel calmer, comforted, understood, and leaves me with a new perspective to consider. It can be easy to get overwhelmed and fearful with all the obstacles and choices we face in birth and in birth work in our culture, but this podcast brings me back to center and reminds me why I’ve chosen the path I have. Every woman deserves to have a ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lexi'94
    United Statesa year ago

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