Lagniappe is a word that entered English from Louisiana French. I grew up in a Cajun family and I've always loved this word! It means something given or obtained gratuitously or by way of good measure, a little extra something, thrown in for free. Here you'll find some of the radio shows I have hosted on birth and family related topics. Lagniappe! Enjoy!
BIRTH STORIES
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Alice's Birth: Quick, unmedicated induction
Kristin Britt - February 18, 2018 Michal's Birth: Cesarean for breech
Hannah Stewart - April 9, 2017 Tristan's Birth: VBA2C Story
Kelley and Brett Ellis - May 6, 2013 Arabelle's Birth: Exciting VBAC Story: This birth did not go as planned!
Miranda and Jacob Howard - August 19, 2013 Autumn's VBAC
Autumn Quiles - April 27, 2014 Sunny's VBAC
Sunny Herdon - October 12, 2014 Margaret's First Birth
Margaret Shamp - October 26, 2014 Jennifer's VBAC - Waterbirth, Homebirth
Jennifer Rico - May 17, 2015 Lily's Second Birth - Homebirth followed by a transport
Lily Tuttle - August 2. 2015 Tricia's First Birth - Birth Center Transport
Tricia Clark - January 17, 2016 Kelsey's First Birth - Birth Center
Kelsey Folmar - February 28, 2016 Angy's Births - Two very different homebirths
Angy Newell - January 22, 2017 |
THE EMOTIONAL IMPACT OF CESAREANS
A two-part series:
Understanding, helping others understand and finding your healing
A two-part series:
Understanding, helping others understand and finding your healing
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The Emotional Impact of Cesarean Sections
Tara Phears - March 23, 2014 Helping others understand the emotional impact of your cesarean and finding healing
Debbie Hull - April 6, 2014 |
THE ADDICTION SERIES
In 2016, 63,632 Americans died from drug overdose.
That’s 174 people a day and it
doesn’t include people who do not die from an overdose,
but still are lost to their addiction.
Addiction is not a respecter of academic achievement or socioeconomic status or nice neighborhoods or gender or
race or how much a family loves a person suffering from substance abuse.
It is killing real people, beloved people, and it threatens others who are doing
the hard work to save themselves and their loved ones and others
so bound by the stigma of the disease that they are too paralyzed to seek help.
Whole Mother wishes to inspire discussion of this important issue and we are proud to present a year-long series on addiction. The series is dedicated to three young people who were lost and to their mothers.
Each show remembers with love Garrett, Sarah and Sean, may you rest in peace,
and Kim, Pam and Lori, may you find peace and comfort as we remember your children.
Join us on every third Sunday of the month for The Addiction Series.
In 2016, 63,632 Americans died from drug overdose.
That’s 174 people a day and it
doesn’t include people who do not die from an overdose,
but still are lost to their addiction.
Addiction is not a respecter of academic achievement or socioeconomic status or nice neighborhoods or gender or
race or how much a family loves a person suffering from substance abuse.
It is killing real people, beloved people, and it threatens others who are doing
the hard work to save themselves and their loved ones and others
so bound by the stigma of the disease that they are too paralyzed to seek help.
Whole Mother wishes to inspire discussion of this important issue and we are proud to present a year-long series on addiction. The series is dedicated to three young people who were lost and to their mothers.
Each show remembers with love Garrett, Sarah and Sean, may you rest in peace,
and Kim, Pam and Lori, may you find peace and comfort as we remember your children.
Join us on every third Sunday of the month for The Addiction Series.
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Addiction Defined
Rebecca Whitson - July 16, 2018 The Cradles Project
LaToya Shields - August 20, 2018 Addiction's effects on the Family
Noel Love - September 26, 2018 Addiction in Adolescents
Susan Delaney - October 21, 2018 Archway Academy - A Recovery High School
Andrew Warren - November 18, 2018 |
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Santa Maria Hostel
Elisabeth Holland & Michelle Hansford - December 16, 2018 Alternative Peer Groups
George Youngblood - January 20, 2019 Recovery Story
Michelle Hansford - February 17, 2019 Houston Recovery Center
Leonard Kincaid - March 17, 2019 Technology
Dr. Crystal Collier - April 22, 2019 Fortis Academy
Dr. Anthony Moten & Jonathan Parker - May 20, 2019 |
INFORMATION ABOUT BIRTH
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Postpartum Support International
Birdie Meyer - March 10, 2019 Midwifery in the UK vs the US
Tolani Ajibose - November 4, 2018 Birth Psychology
Barbara Decker - March 11 2018 Postpartum Mood Disorders and resources for support
Tiffany Ross - July 9, 2017 Evidence Based Birth
Rebecca Dekker - May 21, 2017 Nitrous Oxide at Nativiti Family Birth Center
Jaelin Stickles - April 23, 2017 Top 10 Ways to Avoid a Cesarean Section
Debbie Hull - May 22, 2016 Pat Jones hosts Debbie Hull
What a doula does for you & What it is like to be a doula September 9, 2013 West Houston Birth Center
Holly Shearman - February 8, 2015 Marian Tompson (one of 7 original founders of La Leche League)
& LLL of Texas Area Conference (Hear Marian at 16:50) July 13, 2014 Homebirth Cesarean
Courtney Jarecki - March 22, 2015 Henci Goer
May 3, 2015 Chiropractic and Pregnancy
Dr. Caroline Long - July 26, 2015 Who's Who on Your Birth Team - Childbirth Educators, Doulas and Midwives... Oh my!
with Catrice Harris - February 21, 2016 Birth Plans
with Heather Barrett - March 13, 2016 Pregnancy and Infant Loss - Part I
Amy Wright Glenn - October 16, 2016 Pregnancy and Infant Loss - Part II
Amy Wright Glenn - October 23, 2016 |
OTHER TOPICS
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Family to Family Network
Mary Jane Williams, Judy Blake - December 9, 2018 La Leche League - Supporting Breastfeeding
Laura Kasemervisz, Melissa Nealy - January 15, 2017 Incontinence
Dr. Michelle Howze - September 17, 2012 Pelvic Health
Stefanie Foster - August 9, 2015 We Rock the Spectrum Kid's Gym
Lana Hornak - January 31, 2016 Addiction in Adolescents
Julie Cunningham - February 7, 2016 Readaloud.org - Read aloud 15 minutes, every child, every parent, every day
Bob Robbins - December 11, 2016 |