A Tribe Called Fertility

A Tribe Called Fertility
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A Tribe Called Fertility is a platform to share conversations about maternal health, black families and their experiences around fertility. Our mission is to provide support and possible solutions to decrease birth disparities for black babies and maternal mortality outcomes for black women.

  1. 03/11/2022

    (REUPLOAD) More Doctors... More Problems with Tracy Dominguez & Family

    In today’s episode, Dr. Jill and Sinora are joined by Mrs. Tracy Dominguez (Demi’s mother), Xavier DeLeon (Demi’s fiance), & Mrs. Monique Himes (Xavier’s mother) as they share their maternal mortality story in pursuit of justice for Demi & baby Malakh. Tracy is joined by fiance and father Xavier, as well as his mother Monique as they share the emotional events leading up to the loss of Demi and baby Malakh. Tracy Dominguez pursues wanting to make a change for maternal mortality and the medical care for pregnant women in the United States. Tracy is the co-founder/advocate of “Justice for Demi & baby Malakhi”, named after her daughter Demi, and grandson, Malakhi, who both passed away due to medical negligence and with this, Tracy is bringing awareness to maternal mortality and racial-equality for pregnant women-of-color, advocating that their voices be heard. Connect with Us: Website: https://atribecalledfertility.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/atribecalledfertility/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/atcf_podcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMbjB2PHM2LLmc3_rzX0EEw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/atribecalledfertility

    1h 26m

  2. 03/04/2022

    (REUPLOAD) Got a C-Section Story To Tell!

    Wine down with us in this episode where Jill and Sinora share their birth story of C-section delivery. Be warned before pressing play: this is not your typical boring podcast episode!  Listening to this episode requires you to be in a bubble bath, a wine of your choosing and be ready to laugh with us as Dr. Jill and Sinora recounts the story of the birth of their children and how painful, agonizing, traumatic and all so worth it it all was. Topics Covered: Jill and Sinora’s long and challenging C-Section birth delivery How God send you angels when in distress Skin to skin & breastfeeding A child’s personality inside the utero is the same when they are out of the utero About The Show: A Tribe Called Fertility is a platform to share conversations about maternal health, black families and their experiences around fertility. Our mission is to provide support and possible solutions to decrease birth disparities for black babies and maternal mortality outcomes for black women. Read more about the hosts and their birth stories in Our Stories page. Connect with Us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/atribecalledfertility/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/atcf_podcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMbjB2PHM2LLmc3_rzX0EEw  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/atribecalledfertility

    30 min

  3. 02/26/2022

    (REUPLOAD) Pregnancy & Maternal Loss: Black Wombs Matter [Part 2]

    In this third and final episode in our three-part series on Pregnancy & Maternal Loss, Shawnee Renee Benton-Gibson, the mother of the late Shamony Makeba Gibson (who died from a pulmonary embolism two weeks after giving birth to her second child) discusses how she authentically and unapologetically advocates for quality, antiracist maternal healthcare, because Black wombs matter. Connect with Us: Website: https://atribecalledfertility.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/atribecalledfertility/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/atcf_podcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMbjB2PHM2LLmc3_rzX0EEw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/atribecalledfertility

    41 min

  4. 02/19/2022

    (REUPLOAD) Pregnancy & Maternal Loss: Black Wombs Matter [Part 1]

    In this second part of our interview Dr. Shawnee we discussed reproductive trauma, postpartum depression and psychosis. Dr. Shawnee Renee Benton-Gibson is  the mother of the late Shamony Makeba Gibson, who died from a pulmonary embolism two weeks after giving birth to her second child. In this and previous episode she shares how she unapologetically advocates for quality, antiracist maternal healthcare. Connect with Us: Website: https://atribecalledfertility.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/atribecalledfertility/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/atcf_podcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMbjB2PHM2LLmc3_rzX0EEw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/atribecalledfertility

    28 min
  5. (REUPLOAD) Pregnancy & Maternal Loss: Life After Maternal Death [Part 2.2]

    02/11/2022

    (REUPLOAD) Pregnancy & Maternal Loss: Life After Maternal Death [Part 2.2]

    As we finish up part two of our three part pregnancy and maternal loss series, Omari Maynard continues to share his experience with losing his partner after the birth of their second child, and Dr. Angela Clack provides a psychological perspective on maternal loss. Connect with Us: Website: https://atribecalledfertility.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/atribecalledfertility/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/atcf_podcast YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMbjB2PHM2LLmc3_rzX0EEw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/atribecalledfertility

    27 min
  6. (REUPLOAD) Pregnancy & Maternal Loss: Life After Maternal Death [Part 2.1]

    02/04/2022

    (REUPLOAD) Pregnancy & Maternal Loss: Life After Maternal Death [Part 2.1]

    The second episode in our three-part series on Pregnancy & Maternal Loss features an interview with a young man, Omari Maynard, who lost his partner (Shamony Makeba Gibson) due to maternal loss two weeks after giving birth to their second child. Connect with Us: Website: https://atribecalledfertility.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/atribecalledfertility/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/atcf_podcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMbjB2PHM2LLmc3_rzX0EEw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/atribecalledfertility

    1h 11m
  7. S2 Episode 14 Infertility, I’m Not Gonna Be Able To Do It! With Jason Wiley Part 3

    01/28/2022

    S2 Episode 14 Infertility, I’m Not Gonna Be Able To Do It! With Jason Wiley Part 3

    This is the last episode of the 3 part series with Jason Whiley who generously shared with us his and his wife’s infertility story and his perspective on various topics. This is a series that you shouldn’t miss as there are so many golden nuggets in every minute. Jason beautifully described his debut to fatherhood, how the black community should share information more and how black women should talk about real things more to uplift and help one another. Topics Covered: What is Fatherhood to Jason How celebrities can be glamorizing infertility How difficult parenting is and nobody tells you How Black women don’t talk about infertility Normalizing sharing concepts and new ideas to your community and friends Creating a histogram for generations About The Show: A Tribe Called Fertility is a platform to share conversations about maternal health, black families, and their experiences around fertility. Our mission is to provide support and possible solutions to decrease birth disparities for black babies and maternal mortality outcomes for black women. Read more about the hosts and their birth stories in Our Stories page. About Jason Wiley: With over 10 years of experience in the entertainment industry, Jason has been responsible for creating, developing, and executing a variety of marketing programs. Working with numerous successful artists, entertainers and cultural icons has challenged Jason to create a variety of multi-level marketing strategies that focused on the greatest exposure and financial return for both the artist and the company. Strategies for each artist had to be different and unique in order to cut through the competition and successfully reach a paying consumer that in today’s world is less inclined to spend money on music. It was only through proper analysis, planning, budgeting and strategizing that Jason was able to meet our financial goals and successfully launch artist careers, albums, and brands on a domestic and international level. Marketing multi-dimensional artists whose daily activity have an influence on their brand has driven Jason to not only be able to create long term plans, but also able to revise marketing efforts quickly and effectively. Through the years, Jason has been responsible for forecasting budgets, budget analysis, business development, media planning, ad creation, strategic planning, project management, team management and building while overseeing implementation of all marketing efforts. Connect with Jason Wiley: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-wiley555 Connect with Us: Website: https://atribecalledfertility.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/atribecalledfertility/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/atcf_podcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMbjB2PHM2LLmc3_rzX0EEw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/atribecalledfertility

    33 min
  8. S2 Episode 13 Infertility, I’m Not Gonna Be Able To Do It! With Jason Wiley Part 2

    01/21/2022

    S2 Episode 13 Infertility, I’m Not Gonna Be Able To Do It! With Jason Wiley Part 2

    Welcome to Part 2 of 3 part series with Jason Wiley. This episode was supposedly a pre-production meet-up that was made in the stars to be a gift of an episode that it is today. Continue on listening and learn about the difference between fostering and adopting a child, how Jason dealt with the grief of loss every step of the way. Topics Covered: Fertility misconceptions towards Black people How Black couples tend to wait first to get settled before trying for a baby How the food we eat and our modern lifestyle can also be a factor Jannet Jackson having a baby at 50 Traveling to be able to find the right specialist The “waiting” part with insurance is detrimental Difference between fostering and adopting About The Show: A Tribe Called Fertility is a platform to share conversations about maternal health, black families, and their experiences around fertility. Our mission is to provide support and possible solutions to decrease birth disparities for black babies and maternal mortality outcomes for black women. Read more about the hosts and their birth stories in Our Stories page. About Jason Wiley: With over 10 years of experience in the entertainment industry, Jason has been responsible for creating, developing, and executing a variety of marketing programs. Working with numerous successful artists, entertainers and cultural icons has challenged Jason to create a variety of multi-level marketing strategies that focused on the greatest exposure and financial return for both the artist and the company. Strategies for each artist had to be different and unique in order to cut through the competition and successfully reach a paying consumer that in today’s world is less inclined to spend money on music. It was only through proper analysis, planning, budgeting and strategizing that Jason was able to meet our financial goals and successfully launch artist careers, albums, and brands on a domestic and international level. Marketing multi-dimensional artists whose daily activity have an influence on their brand has driven Jason to not only be able to create long term plans, but also able to revise marketing efforts quickly and effectively. Through the years, Jason has been responsible for forecasting budgets, budget analysis, business development, media planning, ad creation, strategic planning, project management, team management and building while overseeing implementation of all marketing efforts. Connect with Jason Wiley: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-wiley555 Connect with Us: Website: https://atribecalledfertility.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/atribecalledfertility/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/atcf_podcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMbjB2PHM2LLmc3_rzX0EEw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/atribecalledfertility

    24 min
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A Tribe Called Fertility is a platform to share conversations about maternal health, black families and their experiences around fertility. Our mission is to provide support and possible solutions to decrease birth disparities for black babies and maternal mortality outcomes for black women.

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  • Creator
    A Tribe Called Fertility
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2022
  • Episodes
    37
  • Rating
    Clean
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