Tiffany Reese
speaker
4,513 appearances
55 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 5d ago
Tiffany Reese’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
Trend
recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 25 in all, peaking in Jan 2026 with 5.
Appearances
Hi friends, this is Amy B. Chesler. As season 23 has progressed, and especially over the last couple weeks, many additional brave survivors have reached out to us to share their experiences. With that comes a lot of new evidence, and because we need to follow up on and fact-check every lead before airing the season finale, we need some extra time.
In the meantime, today's special episode features a conversation between the Broken Cycle Media team and Dr. Ndidiya Maka Amuta Onukaga, founder and director of the Center for Black Maternal Health and Reproductive Justice.
This season, it was extremely important to have an honest conversation about the state of maternal health in America, especially for Black birthing people and other marginalized communities. We deeply appreciate Dr. Amuta Onukaga for sharing her time and expertise with us.
Please don't forget to show your support for her and her organization by visiting the episode notes and finding out more about what they're doing to improve maternal and neonatal health in America.
Thank you so much for your time and expertise today. Can you share with us what led you to this work?
For parents-to-be who are seeking perhaps a birth center or an alternative method of birthing out of the hospital, what are some things that they could look for that would be a sign that this is potentially a successful place to birth?
What actions at the care level do you think physicians, midwives, any other providers could take to make maternal and postnatal health more equitable as well?
Can you highlight for the listener a little bit more about what the center is doing in order to promote more racial equity in the maternal health field and the neonatal health field?
how and where can listeners support the center?
We will be sure to put all of the links for everything you've just listed in the episode notes. We are so grateful for all the work that you're doing and also all the time and energy that you gave us today.
Wondery Plus subscribers can listen to Something Was Wrong early and ad-free right now. Join Wondery Plus in the Wondery app or on Apple Podcasts. which may be upsetting for some listeners. For a full content warning, sources and resources, please visit the episode notes.
Opinions shared by the guests of the show are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of myself, Broken Cycle Media and Wondery. The podcast and any linked materials should not be misconstrued as a substitution for legal or medical advice. Origins birth and wellness owners and midwives Caitlin Wages and Gina Thompson have not responded to our requests for comment.
Additionally, midwives Jennifer Crawford and Elizabeth Fuel have also not returned our request for comment. This season is dedicated with love to Malik.
Hi friends. Over the course of this season, and especially over the past few weeks, we've had many survivors reach out to us with similar heartbreaking stories and new evidence. Because we need to fully follow up on these leads and fact check before airing our full findings in this season's finale, We need some extra time to make that happen.
In the meantime, today's special bonus episode features Season 23 survivors Markita and Kristen, the Broken Cycle production team, and obstetric expert Dr. Shannon Clark. Together we discuss Season 23, the maternal health care crisis, and more. Thank you so much to all who participated in this special bonus episode. We are excited to hear from Dr. Clark and really gather her expert advice.
She's been listening throughout the season and sharing her thoughts online. So we thought it would be great to welcome her onto the show and have a open dialogue as well as hear from the survivors what the season has been like for them thus far, what it's felt like hearing their stories back.
what the response from their loved ones has been like, what questions have popped up for them as they've been listening back to other people's stories, etc. So I'm just really excited to host this roundtable. We also have on the call today two of our associate producers, Lily Rowe and Amy B. Chesler, who worked alongside me on this season.
And I am eternally grateful for all of their hard work as well. Why don't we start with introductions? You guys already know Kristen and Markita from this season and you've met them before. So why don't we, Dr. Shannon, hear a little bit about you and your professional background and how you got into this work?
Oh, my goodness. Do you get used to that?
Showing 3761–3780 of 4,513 · page 189 of 226
← Previous
Next →