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Hello out there! This week we look at postpartum mood disorders, get a little personal, and push through some tough stuff. There are two things I’ve found studying postpartum mood disorders: * They are wildly understudie
Hello, and welcome back to birthzillas: the newscast. This week we’re going to be talking about a major issue in reproductive justice: child separation. I have some of my own baggage on this, with three of my sisters bei
This week, we’re talking about tough stuff in maternity care. In particular the role of birth trauma or traumatic birth and what is known as obstetric violence. I have spent so much of my career just having to convince p
In this week’s episode, we look at fertility issues, talk about sex, and ask some questions about how IVF is funded. Transcript below: Episode 3: Fertility Hello, and welcome back to Birthzillas! We’re rolling right alon
This week, we talk about maternity leave or the lack of it in the US. Transcript below: Episode 3: Maternity Leave Hello, and welcome back to birthzillas: the Podcast. I’m your host, not-that-kind-of-doctor Amber Vayo. L
Welcome to Season 2 of Birthzillas. For those who followed along the first time, you probably had to wait for this, but as we re-release I figured: why wait? In this episode, we rehash the economic, health care, and powe
This week is the last episode of season one, but don’t worry, since these are in re-release, you won’t have to wait long to get season 2. But for a while, we’re going to talk about why birth stories are so important and
This week we get into how important dad’s are and how much they are also hurt by the lack of care in our maternity care system. Could we have waited until Fathers’ Day to re-release this episode? Sure. But we love dads a
Hello, and welcome to this week’s episode. Today, we’re going to hit the tough stuff, but I’ll try to take it slow and steady. But remember, that it’s always okay to hit the pause button, grab a drink of water, and walk
Welcome back! This week we look at VBACs (mandatory cesareans after a previous one) and ask how forcing people into surgery might be pushing them away from trusting hospitals. Transcript below. *Intro* Hello, and welcome
Welcome back! This week we’re looking at some of the maternal health research and asking ourselves why we keep funding research that points towards the same solutions instead of funding the solutions. Transcript below. I
In this episode, we talk about why we need more birth centers, and the differences between hospital and home birth. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonu
In this episode we hear from home birth midwife Kim, who talks about birth culture, midwife training, and ways to respect bodily autonomy. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscriber
How do informed is informed consent? We discuss the role and importance of bodily autonomy and how poor hospital culture shapes the maternal mortality crisis. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this w
Dr. Briesacher joins us to talk about what modern forced pregnancy movements have in common with historic fascist movements. Dr. Briesacher discusses issues of identity, motherhood, and the control of women by the state.
Birth stories can save lives. In this episode we talk about why and how we should center birth stories. And I tell you about the best cat ever! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subsc
Episode 1: Why Birth Politics Matter 00:00: 30 Welcome to Birthzillas 00:01:18 What is a birthzilla? 00:02:04 Hill’s Give Birth Like A Feminist 00:02: 41 Birthzillas: The book coming up 00:04:30 What are the Politics of
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