Podcasts about breaking silences

Ever grappled with the understanding of how your personal narrative could shape historical perspectives? This episode takes you on a journey through the untold stories of infertility, alongside Dr Sianan Healy, a historian at La Trobe University. She walks us through her personal experiences with infertility, which have been the bedrock of her research. She also highlights the importance of individual narratives in examining the complexities of infertility. The conversation goes deeper as we explore Sianan's ground-breaking research paper - 'Broken Bodies, Oral Histories of Infertility After Women's Liberation Movement.' Through her research, we understand the emotional depth of personal stories and the challenges of interpreting them. As we navigate the changing dynamics of women's agency in the IVF industry, we also examine the profound impacts of the IVF process on women's mental and physical health. We also scrutinize the silence around miscarriage and how it negatively affects women's health.Finally, this episode underscores the urgent need for improved women's health education. We discuss the societal devaluation of motherhood and the complexities of reproductive identity, and their lasting impacts on women's sense of self. Tune in to this poignant conversation as we unravel the complexities of infertility, miscarriage, and women's health. It's more than just a discussion; it's an invitation to contribute to the narrative that shapes our understanding of these crucial issues.Undisciplinary - a podcast that talks across the boundaries of history, ethics, and the politics of health. Follow us on Twitter @undisciplinary_ or email questions for "mailbag episodes" undisciplinarypod@gmail.com

"La escritura de lo espectral es otra manera de acercarse a temas como la violencia". Hoy, en una entrevista presencial en University of San Diego California, conversamos con la académica Amanda Petersen sobre este tema y sobre su trabajo de investigación que lleva a libros como Espectros: Ghostly Hauntings in Contemporary Transhispanic Narratives (Bucknell UP, 2016) una coedición con Alberto Ribas-Casasayas (Santa Clara U) y artículos como "Breaking Silences and Revealing Ghosts: Spectral Moments of Gendered Violence in Mexico”. Ella es Vice Decana de Estudios de Licenciatura en la University of San Diego y es un gusto recibirla en este proyecto. Conversamos de las formas de hablar de violencia en la literatura, de fantasmas, de organizaciones como UC Mexicanistas y más.

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In the last episode of 2018 (and the Breaking Silences series), Rachel Epp Miller and Sarah Bixler break silences and talk frankly about infertility, miscarriage, and infant loss. They tenderly share their individual journeys with one another and open space for honest questions as they struggle to find hope, support, healing, and God through it all. Theme music by Addie Liechty Other music by: bensound.com Special Guest: Rachel Epp Miller and Sarah Bixler

Aline Berabose was my co-host on Breaking Silences. Having her as a guest on this podcast was not only an honour but a lot of fun as well. We talk, as usual, about self and being healthier, happier mentally. Enjoy

I had the opportunity to travel to Kigali, Rwanda! During my stay I was able to link with entrepreneur and activist Dominique Alonga. She owns Imagine We publishing company and has a passion for bringing the African perspective into literature. She also is co-host of Breaking Silences podcast. We had a chance to talk about her personal story and life's work. Make sure you follow her @dnalonga. Visit tititalks.com and subscribe to TiTi Talks on Soundcloud, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and Google Play music!

Instagram has removed US marketing company Hyp3r from its service after it was accused of grabbing users' data. Hyp3r was scraping profiles, copying photos and siphoning off data supposed to be deleted after 24 hours, according to Business Insider investigation. As Stephanie Hare explains, millions of users have been targeted. Breaking Silences – Rwanda’s first podcast On DP’s recent trip to Rwanda Gareth met two young women who have created the first ever podcast in the country. “Breaking Silences” is a podcast that brings you conversation around things happening in African Society particularly in Rwanda. It’s a really lively show and the hosts are not afraid to tackle subjects that no one else has spoken about publically before... Fire Hackathon package Our reporter Tom Stephens has been to a hackathon aimed at radically rethinking the way that fire safety is incorporated into the construction of buildings. The idea for the event came about in the summer of 2017 following the Grenfell Tower fire. (Photo: Instagram application seen on a phone screen. Credit: Thomas White/Reuters) Producer: Ania Lichtarowicz

In the last episode of 2018 (and the series), Rachel Epp Miller and Sarah Bixler break silences and talk frankly about infertility, miscarriage and infant loss. They tenderly share their individual journeys with one another and open space for honest questions as they struggle to find hope, support, healing and God through it all. Theme music by Addie Liechty (https://www.facebook.com/addieandthesubtrax/) Other music by: www.bensound.com Special Guests: Rachel Epp Miller and Sarah Bixler.

If you live with mental illness, it can be too easy to believe you are all alone. We believe we must pretend that "everything's fine," because sharing our reality with others is just too terrifying. Jill Stemple helps us to break silence around mental illness as she reads, "Learning to be known and loved: The movement from hiding mental illness to sharing it with the church," an article she wrote for The Mennonite magazine in July of 2016. Theme music by Addie Liechty (https://www.facebook.com/addieandthesubtrax/) Other music by: www.bensound.com Special Guest: Jill Stemple.

As we seek to make meaning of the darkness in our life's story, how do we take back power from the events that we've allowed to define us and embrace wholeness? In this episode, we break silences with Claire DeBerg, as she reads her essay, "Choosing Love: Adultery, Adoption, Abundance." Theme music by Addie Liechty (https://www.facebook.com/addieandthesubtrax/) Other music by: www.bensound.com Special Guest: Claire DeBerg.

Why is it so difficult to talk about our failure? In the second episode of our “Breaking Silences” series, Jenny talks with three women: Elizabeth Soto Albrecht, Linda Gehman Peachey and Marathana Prothro, to explore failure — how it shapes who we are and who we become, and all it has to teach us when we face it. Theme music by Addie Liechty (https://www.facebook.com/addieandthesubtrax/) Other music by: www.bensound.com Special Guests: Elizabeth Soto Albrecht , Linda Gehman Peachey, and Marathana Prothro.

This summer we’re focusing on “Breaking Silences” and talking about things we’ve typically avoided. We’re choosing to release shame, fear and discomfort as we courageously face conversations that have been put off for too long. In this episode, Erica Littlewolf reads her essay “On Singleness and the Church” published on the Menno Snapshots blog in August 2016. In the conversation that follows, Jenny and Erica explore the pressure single women face in the church, touching on sexism, purity culture and belonging. Theme music by Addie Liechty (https://www.facebook.com/addieandthesubtrax/) Other music by: www.bensound.com Special Guest: Erica Littlewolf.