In this episode I explode & explorer what it means to show up in the work from an authentic place. For aware folks only. 💁🏾‍♂️ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/babymamahood/support

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You are bigger and more mightier than this pandemic. There is so much to uncover and I’m here to guide any pregnant or postpartum person who needs support. I’m only one person and my time is finite and I can only support a few people a month. Please reach out to me if you’re longing for safe and traditional ways to birth or release your fetus and baby. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/babymamahood/support

In this episode, I free style rant about how I’m feeling as a student midwife as an Afroindigenous person in COVID land. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/babymamahood/support

On episode 3, I talk about my experience with the public medical industrial complex, how they tried to use Child Protective Service (the parent police) to remove my daughter from my home when she was a baby.  Find out why in the episode.  Please listen and follow our work on: Instagram: @babymamahood, @bhmapothecary, @radicalchildbirthFacebook: www.facebook.com/mamajujuangelesWebsite: www.babymamahood.com, www.radicalchildbirth.org Music by Starrkeisha Baby Mama Song --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/babymamahood/support

On episode 2/2 AudreyCandyCorn and Babymamahood converse on our experiences raising black children in poverty. Audrey digs deep on what is liked to raise 3 black boys and dealing with the aftermath of gun violence, loss, and grief. We talk about her film. Soar Torain Soar, which she calls a cleansing project, where she transformed her grief into video digital art and how she realized through film her son is actually still here. This is part two, of a two part conversation Please listen and follow our work on: Instagram: @babymamahood, @bhmapothecary, @radicalchildbirthFacebook: www.facebook.com/mamajujuangelesWebsite: www.babymamahood.com, www.radicalchildbirth.org Music by Starrkeisha Baby Mama Song --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/babymamahood/support

In this 2nd episode, AudreyCandyCorn and Babymamahood converse on our experiences raising black children in poverty. Audrey digs deep on what is liked to raise 3 black boys and dealing with the aftermath of gun violence, loss, and grief. We talk about her film. Soar Torain Soar, which she calls a cleansing project, where she transformed her grief into video digital art and how she realized through film her son is actually still here. This is part one, of a two part conversation Please listen and follow our work on: Instagram: @babymamahood, @bhmapothecary, @radicalchildbirth Facebook: www.facebook.com/mamajujuangeles Website: www.babymamahood.com, www.radicalchildbirth.org Music by Starrkeisha Baby Mama Song --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/babymamahood/support

This is our first podcast! Thank you so much for listening and being here. In this episode we talked about why we started, the challenges of joys of solo mothering and what we look forward to in the future.  Babymamahood started to bring divine feminity to the hood as single, solo mothers. Please listen and follow our work on: Instagram: @babymamahood, @bhmapothecary, @radicalchildbirth Facebook: www.facebook.com/mamajujuangeles Website: www.babymamahood.com, www.radicalchildbirth.org Music by Starrkeisha Baby Mama Song Thanks again! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/babymamahood/support