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Sep 10, 2026

Sally PrimusGUEST
55:59
It already exists as a thing.
Sally PrimusGUEST
56:01
And if I log into Birthing, and especially if somebody has like the same last name as me, it flags something.
Sally PrimusGUEST
56:06
And all of a sudden, I've got some really crazy person from the IT department calling to set up a meeting with HR.
Sally PrimusGUEST
56:12
So there's already a lot of safe safety things, but that exists already just within a local level.
Caitlin FuscoHOST
0:30
But for over 30 years, it's a trusted way to help you pay your medical bills and meet fellow Christian members' medical burdens.
Caitlin FuscoHOST
0:38
Curious? Head to SamaritanMinistries.org forward slash happy home birth or click the link in the show notes.
Caitlin FuscoHOST
0:47
Welcome to the Happy Home Birth Podcast, your source for positive natural childbirth stories and your community of support, education, and encouragement in all things home birth and motherhood.
Caitlin FuscoHOST
1:04
Here's something I've watched happen more times than I can count.
Caitlin FuscoHOST
1:09
A woman prepares beautifully for her birth, really well, and yet somehow she still enters it and feels blindsided.
Caitlin FuscoHOST
2:18
Now, today's going to be a very short one and there's something free at the end that I think most of you will really enjoy and need.
Caitlin FuscoHOST
2:27
So let's start here.
Caitlin FuscoHOST
2:29
Birth is the one event in a woman's life where the physical, the mental, the emotional, and the spiritual all arrive at once.
FaustVOICE_ACTOR
33:16
Thee, form of flame, shall I then fear? Yes, I am Faust, I am thy peer.
speaker_15VOICE_ACTOR
33:25
In the tides of life, in action's storm, A fluctuant wave, a shuttle free, Birth and the grave an eternal sea, A weaving, flowing life all glowing Thus at Time's humming loom 'tis my hand prepares The garment of life which the Deity wears.
FaustVOICE_ACTOR
33:50
Thou, who around the wide world wendest, Thou busy spirit, how near I feel to thee!
speaker_15VOICE_ACTOR
33:57
Thou'rt like the spirit which thou comprehendest, Not me.
speaker_44NARRATOR
138:06
Newborns made not of flesh and bone, but of silicon and metal.
speaker_44NARRATOR
138:16
Birth by Michael Lennick and Robert J. Sawyer.
speaker_44NARRATOR
138:45
Oh,
speaker_4UNKNOWN
139:00
man! Doc! You're

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Mark AsquithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
160:32
By one.
Mark AsquithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
160:40
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speaker_44NARRATOR
161:24
Birth Written by Michael Lennick and Robert J. Sawyer Andrew Gillies was Professor Peter Housen Phil Aiken was Captain Juan Gomez Jean Moon was Hannah Chong Joe Ziegler as Dr.
speaker_44NARRATOR
161:38
Mark Asquith.
Tracy Anderson AskewHOST
0:01
[gentle music] Welcome all pregnant families, midwives, or birth workers.
Tracy Anderson AskewHOST
0:06
This is Tracy Anderson Askew, your host for the Transform Your Birth podcast.
Tracy Anderson AskewHOST
0:11
Changing your mind about birth one story at a time.
Tracy Anderson AskewHOST
0:15
Each week, we will be exploring a birth story through the lens of what birth can teach us.
Tracy Anderson AskewHOST
0:21
I'll be digging deep into each story so you can learn what it is that can change the way a birth unfolds.
Tracy Anderson AskewHOST
0:28
We can't control birth, but we can influence it.
Tracy Anderson AskewHOST
0:31
So listen in to find out how.
Tracy Anderson AskewHOST
0:33
Enjoy.
Peter HousenVOICE_ACTOR
166:03
By one. . . . . .
speaker_45NARRATOR
166:55
Birth Written by Michael Lennick and Robert J. Sawyer Andrew Gillies was Professor Peter Housen Phil Aiken was Captain Juan Gomez Jean Moon was Hannah Chong Joe Ziegler as Dr.
speaker_45NARRATOR
167:08
Mark Asquith.
speaker_45NARRATOR
167:10
Brenda Robbins as the computer bot mind.
speaker_45NARRATOR
167:19
Rosie Fernandez was the associate producer with casting by Linda Grierson.
speaker_45NARRATOR
167:23
The story editor was Greg Nelson.
speaker_45NARRATOR
167:26
Birth was produced and directed by Joe Mahoney.
speaker_45NARRATOR
167:35
Thank you.
Lo MansfieldHOST
1:02
I'm Lo Mansfield, your host of the Lo and Behold podcast.
Lo MansfieldHOST
1:05
Mama of four littles, former labor and postpartum RN, CLC, and your new best friend in the messy middle space of all the choices you are making in pregnancy, birth, and motherhood.
Lo MansfieldHOST
1:17
If there is one thing I know after years of delivering babies at the bedside and then having and now raising those four of my own, it is that there is no such thing as a best way to do any of this.
Lo MansfieldHOST
1:29
And we're leaning into that truth here.
Lo MansfieldHOST
5:22
We're going to get into that more.
Lo MansfieldHOST
5:24
When Pitocin is running, you are continuously monitored, both contractions and baby's heart rate.
Lo MansfieldHOST
5:28
And then also Pitocin is standardly given after birth.
Lo MansfieldHOST
5:31
This is the recommendation of many different governing bodies, including the World Health Organization, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, that's ACOG.
SarahHOST
0:00
Welcome to We Are Mothers.
SarahHOST
0:02
This is a space for honest birth stories shared without judgment.
SarahHOST
0:06
You'll hear stories of strength, surprise, grief, joy, and everything in between.
SarahHOST
0:11
Here, we believe that storytelling can be healing, both for the women sharing and for the women listening.
SarahHOST
0:18
Thank you for being here.
SarahHOST
0:20
Hey everyone and welcome back to the show.
SarahHOST
0:21
Before we dive in, a heads up that today's episode discusses a birth that involved a non-consented medical examination, along with neonatal resuscitation and the psychological aftermath of birth trauma.
SarahHOST
0:33
So please take care while listening.
Kevin AyoHOST
25:52
And then consciousness identifies itself with that timeline, a beginning, a middle, and an end.
Kevin AyoHOST
25:58
Birth, life, death.
Kevin AyoHOST
26:00
But what if the identification with the body is removed, right? Now what does birth refer to? A body appeared.
Kevin AyoHOST
26:08
What does death refer to? A body disappears.

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