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We are Childfree

Zoë Noble
Childfree Lifestyle
Parenthood
Childfree Living
Societal Expectations
Childfree
Childfree Community
Friendship
Mental Health
Childfree Choice
We Are Childfree
Isolation
Pronatalism
Regretting Motherhood
Motherhood Regret
Community Support
Loneliness Epidemic
Maria Coffey
Adventure Travel
Travel
Memories

We are Childfree celebrates childfree lives, one story at a time. Through honest conversations about human experiences, Zoë Noble and James Glazebrook spotlight the diversity of our global community and offer advice, support and hope for like-minded folks. Find out how to live your best childfree life at wearechildfree.com/ wearechildfree.substack.com

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When Sandy was 21, she stepped into the road and was hit by a car. She learned super young that she could die in surgery, so after 9 major reconstructions and a year in a wheelchair, she promised herself, “ I’m going to live my life the way I want to... more

Should you break up with your friend when they won’t forgive you for missing their baby shower? That’s the question from someone who had to stay home to look after their sick dog - and is now being given the silent treatment - that we put to the We a... more

Sandy is living proof that there’s more than one way to be childfree! She used to struggle with ambivalence about having children, always feeling different to the other girls, but still feeling the same pressure to become a mother one day. After a lo... more

Hag. Spinster. Crone. Childless cat lady 🐈‍⬛ The words have barely changed - and neither has the patriarchal playbook.

In this episode, we trace the threads between the women burned as witches and the childfree women demonised today: fear of female... more

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Recent Guests

Jody Day
An advocate for childless individuals and founder of Gateway Women
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Episode: Finding peace after childlessness with "apprentice crone" Jody Day
Orna Donath
Israeli sociologist and author of 'Regretting Motherhood'
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Episode: Don’t fear regret, with Orna Donath

Hosts

Zoë Noble
Host with a focus on personal journey, empowerment, and community-building within childfree communities.
James Glazebrook
Co-host known for thoughtful interview style, facilitation of conversations around autonomy and aging without children.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 771 ratings
  • Only gratitude 🤍

    What an incredible podcast!

    You guys are truly doing noble work.

    Finding this podcast has brought me such a sense of comfort. I’m in my late 20s and already confident and at peace with my decision to be childfree.

    But given my background and culture, I know that the path I've chosen won't always be easy, and just knowing that this community exists somewhere in the world makes me feel stronger and more prepared for whatever comes my way.

    Unfortunately, the world we live in can make our inten... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nisha8891
    India2 months ago
  • Love this Podcast and the Community that comes with it✨

    This Podcast is so important not only for childfree people! It shows a big diversity of different live choices with a lot of empathy and appreciation ! Thanks so much for your work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Eine Reisebegeisterte
    France4 months ago
  • Greetings from Lagos, Nigeria

    I found this at the time I became more vocal and unashamed about not wanting children. I couldn’t find people within my community talking about it openly.

    Hearing from women of different ages on your platform is affirming and so encouraging. Thanks for doing this important work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Darklawyergirl
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Love

    I absolutely love this podcast. It always makes me feel seen and connected. Dealing with complicated emotions and issues with nuance and grace. Thank you so much for your work and art.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lisa99022
    Canada4 months ago
  • Thank you!

    I look forward to your episodes. I live in the USA, and your show brings me much-needed joy during this chaotic political environment. I am an L.A. California child raised by a Salvadorean and very catholic mother. I’m the first person in my family to choose to be childfree. I knew it at 7yrs old. I’m happy to have stuck to my decision amidst all the pressures and judgments. I found a childfree by choice man, and we have a very fulfilling marriage/life. I still get the judgment, but ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LA-Salvi girl
    United States5 months ago

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Life on the road, with 62-year-old digital nomad Sandy
Q: Would anyone talk to you about this aspect of you being solo, female, traveler?
Sandy explains that she would absolutely travel solo if needed and emphasizes independence and self-reliance as integral to her lifestyle.
Should I Break up with My Friend over Her Baby Shower? Ask WAC!
Q: Should I break up with my friend over her baby shower?
The hosts suggest evaluating reciprocity and emotional safety in the friendship, and considering boundaries or stepping back if the other person does not acknowledge your needs or life choices, rather than forcing a one-sided level of commitment.
Sandy, 62 - "I Always Felt Real Women Were Over There, and I Was Over Here."
Q: Do you have any advice for someone who's kind of in a similar place as you were?
Find trusted people to talk to, whether that be a therapist or a close friend, and don't go through it alone. Build a support network or tribe, be willing to explore different groups, and understand that it's okay to be ambivalent or to struggle as you navigate what you truly want in life.
Finding peace after childlessness with "apprentice crone" Jody Day
Q: How did your journey as a childless woman inspire you to advocate for your community?
My journey was incredibly lonely, and I needed to create light through my work as a means of healing and helping others.
Life is a risk, with 73-year-old world traveller Maria Coffey
Q: What advice would you give to, let's say, younger women who are trying to work out whether this is a path for them, they're feeling worried about their future?
You've just got to go with your gut feeling. Try and work out what really pulls you and go towards that. It's your decision. You do it for you.

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