Indie Birth
Women Own Birth
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After 9 years, Margo and I have decided to close our doors. However, in this podcast we talk about the why, how and when as well as offering our amazing online midwifery program one last time; enrollment is open and closes on September 21, 2026. You can learn more and apply here.
Olivia is a stay at home mother of two, passionate about birth, sustainable living, homemaking, and health freedom. Having both pregnancies last 44 weeks long, and both babies born in the comfort and sanctuary of her home, Olivia shares that each time, that extra month of pregnancy taught her to surrender and trust deeper than she ever had before. LINKS & SHOW NOTES Birth Warrior Podcast submissions link “Past the Due Date: Why the System Wants You To Freak Out and What To Do About It” from Taking Back Birth 13 Moons: Epic Eduation for the Birthing Year Birth Warrior Project: 120 Day Doula Tra
On this week’s episode of “Birth Warrior Podcast,” our host, Jaden Graham, shares her original poem, “Liminality” – a piece written for the creative portion of Indie Birth Midwifery School’s final project. Completing the program this past March, this prose serves as Jaden’s deeply vulnerable and honest reflection of where she is on her path with midwifery, the embodiment of what she wishes her future midwife self to be, and the release of attachments to any particular outcome. To see references and points where Jaden drew inspiration from, a written document “Liminality” is posted in the links
In this episode of Taking Back Birth, I talk about why doctors freak out so much about jaundice and what you need to know to keep your baby safe anyway. Just press PLAY below to listen. Download this podcast transcript
(a poem in celebration of my youngest son’s home birth) **Christopher passed away in August 2012 leaving behind 2 young boys** You. Listen to the Audio Recording of this Poem You born in 2/4 time. An 87 minute movement. Allegro. Bath water still running. Father focused but flailing. Mother focused and firm. Hands ready and soft. I first feel your hair. Like mossy soft algae with whispy dirty strawberry highlights and I take full responsibility for that. Next touch…your skin is made from the ghosts of all the flower pedals that have ever lived, lined with October clouds. The rest of you is shap
