Women Without Kids
Ruby WarringtonWomen Without Kids is a special podcast series created from research interviews for my book of the same title, which will be published in spring 2023. The conversations here are with the authors, philosophers, healers, activists, anthropologists, and social scientists, whose work has helped me make sense of everything it means to be a "woman without kids" today—whatever our reasons for this.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | PhilosophyParentingKids & FamilySociety & Culture | ||||
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Author, activist, and educator Rachel Cargle, talks about choosing to be childfree as a reflection of the kind of life she wants to live. In the episode we discuss:
-How Rachel’s early childhood influences helped expand her vision for her life path ... more
Stay tuned for a new format and more impactful conversations in Women Without Kids: Season 2!
Therapist and author Kelly McDaniel on the links between non-motherhood and what she calls "mother hunger." In the episode we discuss:
-Kelly’s definition of “mother hunger” and how she came up with the term.
-Why 50% of the population experience m... more
Rethinking aging as women without kids, with TV host and menopause activist, Stacy London. In the episode we discuss:
-Stacy’s experience of being faced with her biological clock - and being confronted with the finality of menopause.
-Her friend g... more
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- Nuanced and important
I so appreciate these conversations. Finally getting to hear of the varied and nuanced experiences of women deciding, contemplating, living with their decisions or outcomes of not having kids is so refreshing. I’m recommending if this podcast to my peers, regardless of their gender or reproductive status.
I feel inspired about the possibilities for me as a woman without kids and feel much less alone. Thank you Ruby and Guests.
Apple Podcasts5CelesteialW
Canada2 years ago Interesting discussion! I've never been one for traditional gender roles so it didn't cross my mind to feel bad about not having children. I became a data analyst and was surrounded by many less traditional women. It shapes the way you think.
Podcast Addict52 years agowklass- Voice of the undervalued misunderstood minorities
I have been listening to Ruby’s podcast since the very first day it released and it’s always a big highlight of my week. I’ve really enjoyed listening to her and all the incredible guests’ journeys towards their childfree lives and applaud them all for the contributions they’re making to the world particularly the childfree community to increase awareness, visibility and to empower people with the tools to guide them to make the right choice towards parenthood or otherwise. Ruby’s interview ques... more
Apple Podcasts5childfreesrbuddysmum
Australia2 years ago - Host talks over guest too much
This is a therapy session for the host specifically and not very useful for listeners.
I think the guest spoke for 20% of this episode.
Disappointing. I could be such a powerful podcast.
Apple Podcasts2DreamerAlwaysCanada2 years ago - Enlightening and validating!
Loving all the episodes I have listened to so far. They have provided me with so much insight into the subject of not having children, a group of which I am a member, and have made me feel so much less alone in my thoughts/views on the subject. Unless you know people in a similar situation, I have found nobody really wants to talk much about why people do not have children, their decision-making, feelings on the subject etc. as it has been a taboo subject. Plus I have felt very judged (not posit... more
Apple Podcasts5Shepheka
United Kingdom2 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #236 | Canada/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
Apple Podcasts | #237 | United Kingdom/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
Apple Podcasts | #102 | Australia/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
Apple Podcasts | #102 |  South Africa/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
Apple Podcasts | #191 |  Philippines/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
Apple Podcasts | #242 |  Argentina/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
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