This week, I'm bringing back some of my favourite parts of the conversation with Angela Gentile, creator of the Empowered Millennials media and coaching platform. Tune in to find out exactly why we think millennials are in quite a unique position, that sets the context for some of the ways in which we think, make decisions and evaluate our choices - including that of having children...


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Welcome to Redux Reduced - condensed versions of my episodes for a more on-the-go listen. This week, I've taken some choice parts of my conversation with Caitlin Durante,
in which Caitlin talks about the experience of having her tubes tied, the difficulties she experienced with the healthcare service and attitude's of many doctors and nurses, as well as her thoughts around regret when taking a permanent step towards her own childfree choices.

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Listen to Caitlin's other shows on all podcasting platforms: The Bechdel Cast & Sludge: An American Healthcare Story

Today I am visited by Therese Schecter; the writer, director and producer of the documentary film 'My So Called Selfish Life'. Therese's film delivers personal stories and professional perspectives from people from all different walks of life. If you haven't seen it yet, you can check it out (as well as her other films) via Therese's webpage - www.trixiefilms.com

Other resources mentioned in the episode:

Go to https://myselfishlife.com to watch the film and learn more about Therese's other projects.

"Childfree is a Legitimate Choice" cartoon strip created by Therese and Allyson Shwed
https://myselfishlife.com/comics

Therese's article - "A brief history of bullying women to have babies"

https://web.archive.org/web/20190710214016/https://topic.com/a-brief-history-of-bullying-women-to-have-babies


Therese also co-created the website https://www.birthgapfacts.org/ which debunks myths about the population crisis.