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Talking Away the Taboo with Dr. Aimee Baron

Dr. Aimee Baron
Infertility
Surrogacy
Jewish Community
Mental Health
Parenting
Community Support
Pregnancy Loss
IVF
Judaism
Fertility
Stillbirth
Donor Conception
Fertility Treatments
Single Motherhood
Sad Dads Club
Motherhood
Egg Donation
Passover
Miscarriage
Orthodox Judaism

Talking Away the Taboo is the podcast for anyone in the Jewish community struggling to have a child and is seeking a place for emotional support and comfort. It is a show that will help you learn while validating your feelings and processing the hardship and to teach everyone else to be more sensitive. Each week, Dr. Aimee Baron and her guests will be talking away the taboo of infertility, pregnan... more

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Latest Episodes

In this episode, Aimee sits down with Amanda Bryk, a new IWSTHAB board member, to talk honestly about miscarriage, anxiety, and the complicated reality of building a family after loss.

Amanda shares her first miscarriage and the shock of learning t... more

In this episode, Tamar and Giddy share their story - how they met, fell in love, and built a marriage shaped by multiple losses, 11 rounds of IVF, and the constant waiting that comes with not knowing what's next.

They talk openly about how infertil... more

This episode brings together the science, the medicine, and the lived experience behind BRCA mutations.

Emily Goldberg, JScreen's Director of Genetic Counseling Services, breaks down what these mutations are, how they're inherited, and what the ac... more

Like so many, Pam Krooth, LCSW, spent years trying not to get pregnant, only to find herself aching for the thing she once assumed would come easily. What followed was a long, emotional road marked by pain, heartbreak, and the slow, painful shift bet... more

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Amanda Bryk
Board member of I Was Supposed to Have a Baby and a mother who experienced multiple miscarriages.
Episode: 191. Nothing About This Was Simple: Amanda Bryk on Miscarriage, Pregnancy After Loss Anxiety, and Finding Community
Heather Boussi
A mom of three and a patient of Dr. Frey who shared her BRCA story
Episode: 189. BRCA: Understanding Risk and Reclaiming Control (in partnership with JScreen)
Danielle Mizrahi
A licensed clinical social worker and board member at I Was Supposed to Have a Baby, sharing her personal journey through fertility challenges and reproductive trauma.
I Was Supposed to Have a Baby
Episode: 186. Grief Without a Funeral: Emergency Hysterectomy and Reproductive Trauma with Danielle Mizrahi
Briana Felsen
Development professional for APAC and board member of I Was Supposed to Have a Baby
APAC
Episode: 184. Racing Time, Holding Hope: The Ups and Downs of a BRCA+ Fertility Journey
Tzipora Grodko
Outspoken advocate for the single community
Episode: 7 Things You're Doing That Makes Your Guests Uncomfortable with Tzipora Grodko [Re-release]
Chavie Bruk
Chabad Shliach in Bozeman, Montana, and podcaster
Chabad Center Bozeman, Montana
Episode: 180. Raw, Honest, and Still Struggling with Chavie Bruk
Rabbi Yisrael Motzen
Rabbi in Baltimore, director of Kol Echad, focusing on inclusion in the Jewish community.
Orthodox Union
Episode: 179. Seen and Remembered: Making Space for Everyone This High Holiday Season Rabbi Yisrael Motzen
Taliya Corbett
Mother of five, including a stillborn daughter, and a new baby girl born after loss
Episode: 177. Navigating Pregnancy After Loss with Taliya Corbett
Aleeza Ben Shalom
National and International Jewish Matchmaker known from Netflix's Jewish Matchmaking.
Jewish Matchmaking
Episode: 176. Modern Jewish Dating Meets Fertility with Aleeza Ben Shalom

Host

Dr. Aimee Baron
Host and founder of the nonprofit, I Was Supposed to Have a Baby. Dr. Aimee Baron is dedicated to providing support for individuals facing challenges around infertility, pregnancy loss, and family building within the Jewish community.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 51 ratings
  • Bringing light to dark corners

    So important to share these stories, these journeys, these resources. The experience of infertility is painful enough — going through it in isolation just makes it worse. Thanks for building community around this common experience and for sensitizing all of us to what the journey is like.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SAMS_2022
    United States4 years ago
  • Like a hug from a true friend

    This whole series is incredibly genuine, heartfelt, informative, and supportive. the speakers bring a wide range of experience and knowledge making for a rich listen. Aimee (the host) does a fantastic job of bringing it all home and making everyone feel supported.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    green yid
    United States4 years ago
  • A gift to all of us, no matter what our struggle

    Dr. Friedman Baron’s gift is her ability to hold and create space, with her words and her presence. These podcasts are the kind of opportunity to open up a place in our hearts and minds for a new kind of listening and hearing, and I can only hope that those who listen are changed by them and share them as widely as possible. I am one of those who is changed.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    shaplev
    United States4 years ago
  • Invaluable and Incredibly Meaningful Podcasts

    I am extraordinarily grateful to Dr. Aimee Baron for these remarkably helpful and significant podcasts. Everyone should listen to them!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    WolverineRedSox
    United States4 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the heartfelt, genuine approach and the valuable insights shared by both the host and guests, fostering a sense of support and understanding.
It's highlighted that this show provides a much-needed platform for addressing difficult conversations in the Jewish community, encouraging empathy and awareness.
The podcast builds a vital community for sharing experiences around infertility and loss, helping listeners feel less isolated during challenging times.

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191. Nothing About This Was Simple: Amanda Bryk on Miscarriage, Pregnancy After Loss Anxiety, and Finding Community
Q: What is your advice to those dealing with secondary infertility and recurrent loss?
I think everyone is different, so being vocal about what support you need is crucial, whether that means being alone or needing community.
185. It's Not Just Her: Male Factor Fertility and Genetics Uncovered
Q: How can partners support each other while dealing with infertility?
Talking about feelings and emotions surrounding the issue can be incredibly helpful for both partners during the journey.
185. It's Not Just Her: Male Factor Fertility and Genetics Uncovered
Q: What advice would you give to people who are just starting on this infertility journey?
It's sensible to get a fertility screening relatively young and to discuss family planning with your partner.
181. When Hope Feels Hard with Rabbi Karen Perolman and Rabbi Danny Stein
Q: What do you say to your community members who are struggling?
It's crucial to share your own experiences with loss to create a culture of openness and sensitivity regarding fertility and family-building issues.
181. When Hope Feels Hard with Rabbi Karen Perolman and Rabbi Danny Stein
Q: What do you say to people who are also going through deep pain during the holidays?
You can reach out to them to acknowledge their pain and let them know they are not alone, encouraging open conversations around grief.

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What is Talking Away the Taboo about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focusing on the often-taboo discussions surrounding infertility, pregnancy loss, and related emotional struggles, the content features heartfelt conversations that provide a platform for community support and understanding. The episodes explore a variety of sensitive topics, encouraging open dialogue about the challenges faced by individuals within the Jewish community regarding family building, adoption, and navigating grief. Listeners can expect a blend of emotional storytelling, expert insights, and communal encouragement, making it a space that validates personal experiences and fosters resilience during difficult times. This podcast is distinctive for its commitment to addressing deeply personal and often stigmatized issues, bringing c... more

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1. Amanda Bryk
2. Heather Boussi
3. Danielle Mizrahi
4. Briana Felsen
5. Tzipora Grodko
6. Chavie Bruk
7. Rabbi Yisrael Motzen
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