In this episode, Christian Osborne and Tara Woodall discuss the critical issues surrounding Black maternal health, emphasizing the importance of listening to Black patients and addressing the biases they face in healthcare. They explore the urgent need for cultural competence among healthcare providers, the role of faith in patient care, and the impact of current policies on maternal health outcomes. The conversation highlights the necessity of patient advocacy and education in navigating the healthcare system, particularly for young women and marginalized communities. In this conversation, Christian Osborne and Tara Woodall discuss various themes surrounding abortion, motherhood, faith, and healthcare disparities. They explore the different types of abortions, the emotional and physical processes involved, and the importance of being educated about one's choices. The discussion also delves into the challenges of being a mother, the significance of faith in navigating life's difficulties, and the need for representation and advocacy in healthcare settings. Tara shares her personal journey as a teen mom and emphasizes the importance of perseverance and self-advocacy in achieving one's goals. The conversation highlights the disparities in healthcare experiences based on insurance and race, and the impact of these factors on maternal health.