Claire Holloway
Are you homebirth curious?
“Are You Homebirth Curious?” is a soulful exploration of matrescence, autonomy, and the radical act of birthing at home. Hosted by Claire Holloway (perinatal professional and creator of The Centre of Bright Beginnings) this podcast is for those seeking to reclaim their birth space and return to the wisdom of their own bodies. We dive deep into the "homecoming" of birth, featuring raw stories alongside insights from those who witness and support these journeys. With a commitment to decolonising birth work, I seek to centre the voices Aboriginal and First Nations birthing people as the heartbeat...
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Claire Holloway
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Latest episode
Jul 1, 2026
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Episodes
Land and Lineage: Reclaiming Homebirth and Ancestral Wisdom with Alison Burrell 01.07.2026 1:01:34
This profound yarn explores the definition of 'home' in the context of physiological birth, connection to country, and ancestral wisdom. It delves into the extraordinary life tapestry of Alison Burrell - a mother of twelve (spanning seven births and five stepchildren) - and her journey through pregnancy, postpartum, and matrescence. From navigating a teenage pregnancy to standing in her sovereignt...
Introducing: Are You Homebirth Curious? (The Trailer) 13.05.2026 2:51
Have you ever felt an inkling that birth could be something more than a managed clinical event? If you’ve found yourself looking for a path that feels more aligned with your own body and your own rhythm, you’re in the right place. You’re simply Homebirth Curious. In this introductory episode, host Claire Holloway (perinatal and pelvic health specialist, yoga facilitator and therapist) invites you...
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