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Music venues play an import role in sustaining music culture and creating community, but as the cost of living rises, and discretionary spending decreases how do we ensure the music venues survive? In this edition of The Conversation Hour we venture to Europe to hear about some i ... Show More

So, you might have heard the young folk say "6 7". It's become a popular term that has recently flooded TikTok, and is said to have it's origins in the height of basketball players. In this edition of The Conversation Hour we explore just how much sport influences our everyday la ... Show More

Is a suburban op shop the right place to donate forty years of memorabilia from Neighbours? In this edition of the Conversation Hour we discus whether three van loads of props, while well meaning, is in reality a beneficial contribution.Also in this edition, what needs to happen ... Show More

How do you know if you want children? Why are more and more women delaying pregnancy in the US? As the birthrate drops to a record low in America, Anney and Samantha discuss being childless by choice in this classic episode.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

When the birth control pill hit the market in 1960 it landed like a social bomb. Almost overnight, women gained the ability to separate sex from pregnancy and everything from feminism to patients’ rights centered on it. Find out all about its history in this classic episode.See o ... Show More

More and more women in the United States are saying no to motherhood. Alarmingly, in 2023, the U.S. fertility rate reached the lowest number on record. But the idea of non-motherhood is actually not a new phenomenon, nor did it come out of the modern feminist movement. For centur ... Show More

The number of women using modern contraception in sub-Saharan Africa has nearly doubled to 66 million, thanks to methods like hormonal implants and injections reaching even remote areas. Community health workers play a crucial role, often delivering contraceptive injections and b ... Show More

"À 13, 16 ou 17 ans, ils sont devenus parents" diffusée une première fois le 23/10/23 à 13h55 sur France 2.Anaïs, Léna et Loreleen sont tombées enceintes à 16, 15 et même… 13 ans. Un bébé surprise pour certaines, une grossesse choisie et programmée pour d’autres, elles ont endoss ... Show More

La vie de Marion a basculé le jour où elle a fait un AVC massif à 18 ans l'a laissant lourdement handicapée. En errance médical pendant des années, elle découvre plusieurs années plus tard que sa pilule contraceptive de 3eme générations en est la cause. Je vous laisse avec la sui ... Show More

In the start of our Future of Fertility series, we have guest Emma Kemsley on to chat about why she is childfree by choice. From thousands of failed IVF attempts, to severe endometriosis not taken seriously by doctors, Emma opens up about her journey through trying to have childr ... Show More

Anti-aging. Anti-wrinkles. Aging in women has long been demonized. Anney and Samantha brush up on the history of our preoccupation with youth in women and the lengths we have gone to stay forever young in this classic episode.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

"À 13, 16 ou 17 ans, ils sont devenus parents" diffusée une première fois le 23/10/23 à 13h55 sur France 2.À 15 et 16 ans, Anaïs et Tiago ont fait le choix d'avoir un enfant. Malgré les difficultés de Tiago, il prend petit à petit ses responsabilités et son rôle de père au sérieu ... Show More

Dr. Gabrielle Lyon is a board-certified family physician and founder of the Institute of Muscle-Centric Medicine, emphasizing skeletal muscle for health and longevity. She holds a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine and completed fellowships in nutritional sciences and geriatrics. Dr. ... Show More