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Hosted by Wombs of the World · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes
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Culture is dynamic, birth is universal. The Wombs of the World Podcast brings together doulas, midwives, parents, and birthworkers from across the globe to explore how we give birth, how we honor mothers, and how we heal communities. Hosted by Charlotte Brielle, founder of Wombs of the World, this series weaves stories of ceremony and medicine, traditional midwifery and modern maternal health, grief and joy, activism and everyday care. Whether you are a doula in training, a parent preparing for birth, or simply curious about how birth reflects society, these conversations invite you to learn, reflect, and reclaim the wisdom of birth.
Wombs of the World hosts Wombs of the World Podcast, a kids show with 17 episodes published.
Perinatal mental health is about so much more than postpartum depression, and in this episode, we're diving into the full spectrum of what it really means to care for ourselves and one another during one of life's bigges
On this week's episode of the Wombs of the World Podcast, we explore the role of Ayurveda in postpartum care, emphasizing the importance of warmth, nourishment, and self-care. Nupur shares her journey and transition to p
This week's episode features Nina Spears, of the "Baby Chick" as we explore the role of a baby planner and doula, the Baby Chick Guide to Positive Pregnancy, challenges of motherhood and postpartum care, global perspecti
The conversation explores the intersection of cultural identity, diaspora, and the challenges faced by families in the diaspora. Macy shares her background, work as a doula, and the importance of cultural sensitivity in
Most birth stories are seen as a checklist of medical interventions, but Vanessa Lachmann reveals how integrating shamanic ceremony and ancestral wisdom transforms the birthing experience into a deeply sacred, embodied r
In this insightful episode, I sit down with Hannah Gray, a Doula who transitioned from healthcare tech to full-time birth work. We explore her journey into the world of doulas, where she combines digital skills with trad
We are so honored and excited to have Dr. Nicole Rankins on the Wombs of the World Podcast! With over two decades of experience as an OB-GYN, she explores how centering birthing people can reshape a system.; Dr. Rankins
In this episode, Charlotte sits down with Edwina Koch, a prison doula with the Ostara Initiative, to explore what it means to support pregnancy, birth, and postpartum within the carceral system. Edwina shares her journey
You asked, and we answered. In this Instagram Q&A episode, Charlotte, founder of Wombs of the World, joins Kyndrick Peachey to talk birthwork origin stories, global trips, ceremony, baby-doula enthusiasm, unexpected mome
In this episode, I sit down with Shreni and DJ of We Have Kids Now for a conversation that spans continents, birth systems, and the deep work of partnership. Shreni shares her two very different birth stories: giving bir
FR 🇫🇷 (Pour celles et ceux qui ne le savent pas, j’ai grandi en France et je vis à Paris aujourd’hui.) Dans cet épisode en français, je reçois Mama Cam, Camille Denois , doula basée en Colombie et de retour en France c
In this episode of the Wombs of the World Podcast , I sit down with Nina Vermeulen , a doula, artist, and space holder based in Belgium and the founder of Your Voyage Home . Our conversation moves gently through the quie
In this episode of the Wombs of the World podcast, Charlotte sits down with the incredible Chantal Blake, a menstrual health educator, mother, and founder of Honored Womb, as well as the author of Peaceful Periods: Holis
In this beautiful episode, I sit with my dear friend Mariela , a traditional Mexican midwife whose story flows from the heart of Mexico City to borderlands birth centers and beyond. We talk about the journey of becoming
Today we remember. We talk about birth as ceremony- for the mother, the parents, for the village, the land, the waters, and all our ancestors. Rosa Amarilla joins me to share Andean-rooted wisdom on naming rituals, carin
Charlotte is joined by South African birth pioneer Theoni Papoutsis to explore conscious birth, postpartum care, and the realities of South Africa’s maternity systems. Together they talk about doulas and independent midw
Charlotte sits down with Berlin-based birthworker and policy researcher Clara Arenas to explore why birth is both the most intimate act and a deeply political one. They trace how postpartum care reflects a society’s valu
In this very first episode, Charlotte Brielle, founder of Wombs of the World, sits down with doula and communications manager Kyndrick Peachey to ground us in the basics of birthwork. Together they explore what a doula i
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