Podcasts about then molly

Molly and Tom find a thing among us, even if Tom might have missed it the first time around. Then Molly rages about a Taco Bell deletion, and Tom has a knife with a full spectrum of color.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Molly catches up with 2-time guest, Hanna, who we first me when she was doing IVF with Dr. Kalan! Then we met her once she was in her 3rd trimester. And now we meet her 3 months postpartum! We'll hear the ups and downs of her birth and the expectations and pressures of breastfeeding. Then Molly talks with her friend Maria, a postpartum doula, and gets some advice on what the Hell to do now and in the coming months; from pregnancy nutrition and exercise to figuring out a birth plan. Plus...Molly gives you some TMI and she's really nervous you're gonna think she's disgusting. Enjoy!Make sure you're registered to vote, ya dumb dumb! VOTE.ORGYou can join a text bank to register voters at: Resistance LabsNeed a postpartum doula? Hit up Maria on Facebook // InstagramFollow SpermCast on InstagramSubscribe to patreon.com/spermcastWanna help support the podcast with $$$? VenMo Molly-HawkeyWant to vent? Need an ear? Email Molly at spermcast@gmail.com for fertility consultations. Check out the SpermCast WebsiteGot questions? Call or text 323-741-1818 or email Molly at spermcast@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week you hear Molly's 10 week ultrasound. Then Molly catches up with Josie and Josie whose baby, Lincoln, was born at 25 weeks pregnant. We met this sweet family back in February when Lincoln was newly home from the hospital after spending 4 1/2 months in the NICU. Lincoln turns 1 this week and we'll hear all about what life is like these days. Then we'll catch up with friend of the podcast, Dr. Rothenberg, who can be heard scattered throughout the series, answering Molly's random questions. But this time Molly will be asking all about Dr. Rothenberg, because she's in the middle of IVF herself! We'll hear what iVF is like from the perspective of a fertility doctor, going through it herself.Follow SpermCast on InstagramSubscribe to patreon.com/spermcastWanna help support the podcast with $$$? VenMo Molly-HawkeyWant to vent? Need an ear? Email Molly at spermcast@gmail.com for fertility consultations. Check out the SpermCast WebsiteGot questions? Call or text 323-741-1818 or email Molly at spermcast@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lydia Garcia tells us how her life began to fall apart after the death of her husband. After turning to drugs and losing her home, she found solace at the library, studying the religions and customs of her native culture while living outdoors in a park.  A run in with a concerned case worker would eventually set her on the road back to having a place to call home.Then Molly and LaRae interview Ananya Roy, Professor and Meyer and Renee Luskin Chair in Inequality and Democracy at the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs, about poor peoples' movements, the financialization of housing, policy problems exacerbating California's housing crisis, the invention of foreclosure as a tool to confiscate native lands, and what responses in other countries to similar crises can teach us--including that of her own native Kolkata, India.We close with a poem called "City Indians" by local Tongva artist and activist Kelly Caballero.The video originally accompanying the poem can be found here: https://thehundreds.com/blogs/content/tongva-land-forever-the-true-first-citizens-of-los-angeles

Monika Wood tells us how she was pushed from her home by rising rents, found refuge in a safe parking program while living in her car, and then got herself back on her feet and into her own place with the help of a rapid rehousing program.Then Molly interviews Christina Livingston about how the financialization of housing has driven rising rents and the connection between the housing crisis and homelessness crisis.We close with an impromptu rendition of "A Change is Going to Come" sung by James B., DJ of our January 9th Housing Justice Summit, who formerly lived on the streets of Downtown LA, mere blocks from where the event was held.

Tom is seeing boxy signage at the mall while Molly is hearing a lot about Fleetwood Mac. Then Molly and Tom think Urban Farming is approaching thing escape velocity and periods are definitely a thing.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, Tom kicks off the show by discussing overhearing about Tiger Moms over dinner. Then Molly reveals that escape rooms are such a thing, they're even in Fortnite. All this plus what's the latest hotness in waiting room music, and the joys of watching TV from before your time.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sarah and co-host Molly Williams tackle the topic of amenorrhea (the cessation of menstrual periods) with two guests. First up: Retired professional runner Tina Muir, who candidly talks about not having a period for nine (9!!) years. Tina admits she ignored the issue for years—and expresses her frustration that experts had no advice to rectify the problem. Tina shares what it was like being the center of a whirlwind of attention when she stopped running specifically to resume her menstrual cycle and start a family—and why she wanted to make the often hush-hush topic public. Find out what Tina, co-host Molly, and Kate Middleton have in common. Then Molly and Sarah welcome on Jennifer Carlson, M.D., a doctor who studies and treats amenorrhea at Stanford University. Jen explains how amenorrhea is part of the female athlete triad—and how the understanding of the triad has evolved over the years. The good doctor tells what factors, in addition to an energy imbalance, could cause amenorrhea, such as stepping up mileage or running intensity. As she says, “It’s surprising how often you see amenorrhea.” The doctor also suggests steps to take to resume having periods if they’ve stopped. In the intro, hear how Sarah uncovered 11 pennies on a recent solo run: intrepid--or idiotic?!? The Modcloth-clad twinsies talk about missing each other while Molly has been sidelined with an injury. Conversation with Tina, then Stanford doc, starts at 11:17. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alex, Molly, and Andrew Ti get lost in the vastness of BBC's Planet Earth 2. Then Molly talks about her love for Fifty Shades Darker!