Exploring the importance of community support during the journey of pregnancy and freebirth preparation, where the learning and unlearning happens, where women choose the wisdom they want to absorb, often from one another.
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Signup to Generate a PitchExploring the importance of community support during the journey of pregnancy and freebirth preparation, where the learning and unlearning happens, where women choose the wisdom they want to absorb, often from one another.
Freebirth Folke is hosted by Betty. The show has published 18 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Betty Shares Her Stillbirth Story" (10 July 2025, 120 minutes), "Milly's 6 Day Labour For Her Brow Presentation Baby" (2 July 2025, 67 minutes), and "Elisabeth Self Manages a PPH After The Planned Freebirth of Her 11lb4 Babyy" (19 June 2025, 78 minutes).
Freebirth Folke publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 74 minutes across 18 episodes.
Booking probability for Freebirth Folke is 18%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Freebirth Folke requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Freebirth Folke's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Freebirth Folke are Family & Social Services. Freebirth Folke has a health audience.
Betty hosts Freebirth Folke, a health podcast with 18 episodes published.
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Episode #18
<p>In this season finale, I want to share with you the story of my most recent birth. The stillbirth of my boy, Elis. In November 2024, 8 months ago, after a difficult pregnancy filled with doubt and hope and dread, I...
<p>Milly shares the story of her pregnancy and first birth, in which she realises at 16 weeks that medical midwifery isn’t the support she wants, and that she’d rather continue with a wild pregnancy, freebirth, and...
<p>Elisabeth, a self professed people pleaser, figures out what she feels comfortable saying no to and what she finds herself agreeing to without question. She has the clarity from the offset to refuse to be weighed and...
<p>Abigail takes us briefly through her initial birth in which she experienced a postpartum hospital transfer after what she describes as midwifery sabotage, and how doing her research and absorbing from her community...
<p>Laurie shares the story of her second pregnancy, in which she comes to realise that the hospital hadn’t saved her and her baby in her first birth, as she had always believed, and describes the anger she then felt at...
<p>Georgie speaks with pure delight about making plans for the birth of her first baby. </p><p>As a single woman preparing to parent alone she shares the ways in which this added challenge, and the ways it added...
Episode #12
<p>Roz explains how uterus didelphys and polycystic ovaries contributed to a long and difficult journey to finally becoming pregnant, and then came a constant stream of discouragement and doubt in her ability to birth...
<p>In today’s episode Kate shares her first birth story. </p><p>She speaks of the simplicity of making her home birth choice after hearing other’s experiences, the challenge she was faced with when her pregnancy lasted...
<p>Anuschka speaks with beautiful wisdom about the intricacies of information gathering and decision making, the effort and research required to challenge medical midwifery guidance, and the importance of finding the...
<p>Rhiannon briefly runs through her first birth experience, a post dates induction turned caesarean, and explains how she came to realise freebirth was the clear choice for her second pregnancy after all other options...
<p>Claudia shares the story of deciding to freebirth her second son, after midwives and paramedics had interrupted her 3rd stage with her first baby and caused her to transfer to hospital. This time she knew exactly...
Episode #7
<p>Agnieszka shares the story of getting total clarity on her freebirth plans for her fourth baby, and then digging deep for patience and trust during her 4 hour wait to birth her placenta naturally for the first time...
<p>Laura tells us of her third birth, after a traumatic induction, and an eye opening birth centre experience, she finally realises that free birth is the way for her. We talk about the impact of a trusting partner, and...
<p>Today Magda takes us on her journey from fear of birth, after having been raised with the narrative that childbirth almost killed her and her mother, through discovering doulas and the birth circle, to planning for a...
<p>Chloe talks about the journey her second pregnancy took her on that ultimately resulted in her choosing a freebirth for her breech baby following a previous caesarean. She also generously shares her experience...
<p>In this episode we hear part two of Lara’s birth stories, when she freebirths her son. With plenty of chat about what we expect from partners, the difference it makes to be supported by people who trust you...
<p>Lara, a pillar of the community and the initial trailblazer in town, generously shares her two birth stories with us, which have been split into two parts. In this episode she describes how she feels she “got away...
Episode #1
<p>Welcome to Freebirth Folke.</p><p>In this episode I introduce myself, and the inspiration behind telling these stories. </p><p>I hope you enjoy!</p><p><br></p><p>If you would like to take the conversation...
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