Ep. 456 Liberté Chan: Before Birth

Ep. 456 Liberté Chan: Before Birth

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Past Our Due Date

Episode 500 has arrived. Fifteen years in, long before podcasting became mainstream, we’re celebrating a milestone that calls for something truly special. Hundreds of powerful birth stories. Cutting-edge research. Memorable conversations with cultural icons. Myth-shattering discu ...  Show more

Ep. 499 Double Trouble with Sasha Bessonova

Sasha Bessonova crossed continents, cultures, and different medical systems after growing up in Russia. Finding herself pregnant with identical twins in Los Angeles, her story is one of inherited birth trauma and late pregnancy pressure as her doctors pressed for a scheduled deli ...  Show more

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