Episode 9: "Abortion is Liberating" Samantha, Jessica and Tashi share their journey through foster care, rushed adulthood, harmful relationships, and the weight of religious trauma—into moments of pregnancy, abortion, and serious health challenges that raise impossible questions like, "Is this punishment for getting an abortion?" We also make space for the parts that keep people alive: music, drums, singing, and the resilience that can emerge even after profound family trauma.

Episode 8, I Always Knew Abortion Was an Option: Four storytellers Daniel, Anuj, Minouche and Abby share intimate stories about belonging and how their life's purpose and identity were shaped by the right to abortion.

The personal is political – three storytellers share their abortion stories. From personal to political, their journey to release their internal abortion stigma puts them on a path to self-love, that allows them to step into their power as advocates and activists.

The Radical Agency of Babies and Mothers – two storytellers share two epic birth journeys. Two reluctant protagonists on the verge of transformation. On this journey from pregnant woman to mother, and fetus to living breathing baby, the universe calls them in, and demands they take ownership of their very existence.

Three storytellers delve into why they provide care to pregnant people, how they prepared for this work, and the parts they never knew to prepare for.