A Womb of One's Own

In this episode Sarah-Jane chats to one of our favourite experts: fertility and women’s health Guru Emma Canon.
Together we reflect on some of the topics that we’ve discussed in the series such as endometriosis, IVF, egg freezing, plus other areas of reproductive health that we feel are really important to shine a light on, so that we, as women, can have a better understanding of how our bodies work as early in our lives as possible.

And what we love about Emma is that she has real balance with what she practices and the things that she speaks about, as she incorporates alternative healing with modern day medicine.
This was such an engaging and enjoyable conversation, and I hope you enjoy it as much as we did!

To find her:
Emma Cannon BSc
Fertility, Women’s Health & Trauma expert
www. emmacannon.co.uk
Instagram: emmalcannon https://www.instagram.com/emmalcannon/
Medicine Women Mentorship: https://medicine-women-mentorship.mykajabi.com/

In today’s episode Sarah-Jane Crawford speaks to the very fabulous Emma Thynn, Marchioness of Bath, the first Black Marchioness in British history. Yes my darling she’s an aristocrat but one that I feel you can really get to know and chat with on a real down to earth level.

In this conversation Emma shares many personal things about how she became the woman she is today including her incredible journey to becoming a mum to two sons. In particular she opens up on details around her very scary first pregnancy, the diagnosis that she received and subsequently how she and her husband made the decision to work with a surrogate who helped them to complete their family.

And we couldn’t let her escape without pinning her down for some information about what it’s really like to run one of the most famous stately homes in the country, Longleat. Enjoy !

On this week’s episode of A Womb of One’s Own Sarah-Jane is joined by Shingai who you just heard serenading us with a song from her incredible first solo album “Too Bold! “
This is one of our longer episodes but we promise you, you’re gonna want to listen until the end because Shingai’s story and what she has to say is incredible.
Shingai talks about her experience of endometriosis and her experience of being a woman in the male dominated music industry particularly when dealing with issues of women’s health.

Welcome to A Womb of One’s Own, the podcast where Sarah-Jane Crawford talks to different women about their experiences and feelings navigating our ambitions and our biological clocks.A Womb of One’s Own is an independent podcast co-created by Emmy Award-winning presenter and broadcaster Sarah-Jane Crawford and award-winning producer and executive producer Clarissa Pabi. The Host is Sarah-Jane Crawford, the Producer and Executive Producer is Clarissa Pabi, Sound Design by Clarissa Pabi, Artwork by Naomi Gennery, Mixing and Engineering by Kate McGinn, and original music by Aiwan Obinyan. The podcast is an all women production.You can follow and get in touch with Sarah-Jane at @sarahjanecrawford on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sarahjanecrawford/. Email us at [email protected]

On this week’s episode of A Womb of One’s Own we discuss a really important topic: having children later on in life and we discuss it with the amazing actress Hayley Tammadon!
Sarah-Jane reached out to Hayley after reading an inspirational article where she had shared her story about becoming a mother after suffering from a miscarriage. At the time of reading Sarah had herself suffered a loss, and wanted to believe that she could get pregnant again and have her first baby, so given that Hayley did all of this at the age of 42, it gave her hope.
Hayley shares her experience of prioritising her career, and her fertility journey, as well as how having a miscarriage, although painful, taught her that she could conceive.
We discuss the importance of positivity, as well as honesty, around the reality of how challenging it can be to become a new mum.