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Hosted by Homebirth Midwife, Jo Hunter; Photographer & Doula, Jerusha Sutton and periodically by Shamanic Practitioner and Producer, Zoe Naylor · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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#ItsTimeEvery fortnight Birth Time: the podcast will take a deep dive in to all things pregnancy, birth and postpartum.Following the success of our world renowned and international award winning film Birth Time: the documentary, we have come back together.By way of exploring different topics in great depth, each series will cover one topic from a variety of perspectives. We will talk with birthing women and people, families, midwives, birth workers, academics, activists and clinicians to get their perspective on the topic at hand.We will have interludes between each series where we chat with people we interviewed in Birth Time: the documentary, to find out where life has taken them since the creation of the film.Join your hosts Homebirth Midwife, Jo Hunter; Photographer & Doula, Jerusha Sutton and periodically Producer & Shamanic Practitioner, Zoe Naylor as we once again, delve deep into the world of growing, birthing and raising babies.
Homebirth Midwife, Jo Hunter; Photographer & Doula, Jerusha Sutton and periodically by Shamanic Practitioner and Producer, Zoe Naylor hosts Birth Time: the podcast, a education show with 12 episodes published.
Interlude Interlude Two: Debra Pascali-Bonaro This is our second interlude where we invite a guest who was in our film, to come and join us to discuss where life has taken them since the film. In this episode
Series Two: Risk Factors in Childbirth and Who Defines Risk? This series topic was borne from the recent happenings in the world of homebirth in Australia around Professional Indemnity Insurance for Privately Practicing
Series Two: Risk Factors in Childbirth and Who Defines Risk? This series topic was borne from the recent happenings in the world of homebirth in Australia around Professional Indemnity Insurance for Privately Practicing
Series Two: Risk Factors in Childbirth and Who Defines Risk? This series topic was borne from the recent happenings in the world of homebirth in Australia around Professional Indemnity Insurance for Privately Practicing
Series Two: Risk Factors in Childbirth and Who Defines Risk? This series topic was borne from the recent happenings in the world of homebirth in Australia around Professional Indemnity Insurance for Privately Practicing
Interlude Interlude One: Hannah Dahlen AM Jerusha Sutton and Zoe Naylor had a beautiful catch up with Hannah Dahlen who chatted with us about what she’s been up to and what’s been happening in the world of bir
Series One: Birth Trauma One in three women in Australia experience birth trauma . With so much information flying around on this topic - and off the back of the Birth Experie
Series One: Birth Trauma One in three women in Australia experience birth trauma . With so much information flying around on this topic - and off the back of the Birth Experie
Series One: Birth Trauma One in three women in Australia experience birth trauma . With so much information flying around on this topic - and off the back of the Birth Experie
Series One: Birth Trauma One in three women in Australia experience birth trauma . With so much information flying around on this topic - and off the back of the Birth Experie
Series One: Birth Trauma One in three women in Australia experience birth trauma . With so much information flying around on this topic - and off the back of the Birth Experie
Inaugural Episode: An interview with Melanie Briggs In this inaugural episode of Birth Time: the podcast, we have a yarn with Aboriginal midwife legend Melanie Briggs. For those who have seen Birth Time: the docume
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Birth Time: the podcast is hosted by Homebirth Midwife, Jo Hunter; Photographer & Doula, Jerusha Sutton and periodically by Shamanic Practitioner and Producer, Zoe Naylor. The show is categorised under education (kids) and has published 12 episodes.
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