Jeanne talks with Chris and Holly Santillo, author of the book Raising Resilient Kids about fostering good judgment and self-awareness in children.

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Jeanne gets a follow up letter from Kori, who emailed about placenta previa in episode 144.  This week, she invites Kori on the podcast to tell us how everything turned out.

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Jeanne talks about stuff in the news and with bestselling author, Emily Oster about her new book, Cribsheet.

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Jeanne talks with Chris Beard, CNM, about the role that charting, documentation and the electronic medical record play in the healthcare dynamic and why women should be writing their own stories and records.

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Jeanne has some new stuff happening over at Common Sense/JeanneFaulkner.com and that’s what we’re talking about this week.

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Jeanne interviews Ana Joanes about her film, Wrestling Ghosts, which explores the impact of childhood trauma on one woman’s ability to mother and the resources she used to recover.

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Jeanne rebroadcasts her conversation with midwife and Commonsense Childbirth founder, Jennie Joseph, CPM, about the healthcare disparities that increase poor birth outcomes for women of color and the simple solutions midwives provide to make sure all mothers and babies thrive.

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Julia was born in South Korea, but was adopted and raised by a white family. Now that she has her own child—the first biological relative she’s ever known—she’s rethinking her relationship with her own family, and on a search to find her birth mother.

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Jeanne talks about the pros and cons of genetic testing and assigns listener homework to learn more about making your own healthcare decisions.

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Jeanne talks with Natalya Shelburne about her New York Times article on what happens when childcare is and isn’t provided at conferences.

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