# Michel Odent
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michel odent (born 1930) is a French obstetrician and childbirth specialist.
== Education ==
Born in a French village in 1930, Odent studied medicine in Paris and was educated as a surgeon in the 1950s. He has been presented in Lancet as “one of the last real general surgeons”.
Mother of Midwifery Today: A Conversation with Jan Tritten
In this intimate conversation, Blyss visits the home of Jan Tritten—midwife, visionary, and the founding editor of Midwifery Today magazine. Surrounded by her garden, animals, and family history, Jan reflects on a life devoted to birth, storytelling, and community.
From her own births to attending …
In the Waters of Rememberance: Honoring an Obstetrics Hero
This is a replay of my original conversation with the late Michel Odent, MD, when I interviewed him in 2023 at the ripe age of 92. Here is a summary of our conversation…(transcript is available on Substack)Our cultural conditioning tells us that women aren’t capable of giving birth independently an…
Episode #2S5: In memory of Dr Michel Odent
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The Doula Dispensary is your monthly doula podcast, prescribing a regular dose of birthy chat, postnatal realities, real-life dilemmas, and behind-the-scenes talk from two experienced doulas.
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Let's Talk About The Basic Needs of a Woman in Labor
There are some universal needs of women in labor. In this book review and discussion, I'm digging into a little booklet by midwife Ruth Ehrhardt, which draws heavily from the work of the late Dr. Michel Odent, to paint a picture of what those needs are, and how to ensure that those needs are met.
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52 Weeks Ep. 38: Undisturbed birth Part 1 featuring Michel Odent
Week 38: Undisturbed birth Part 1 featuring Dr Michel Odent on the fetal ejection reflex. The neocortex is the thinking part of the brain. When the neocortex is activated during labour a mother is taken out of her primitive brain where her birth hormones most smoothly function. There are three key …
S1E10 - Embodying Birth - A Conversation with Maha Al Musa
In this episode Shellie and Kemi welcome Maha Al Musa. We delve into a deep discussion about the healing potential of embodying birth, the challenges of being an authentic heart led birthworker and Maha shares her birth stories, life journey and wisdom with us.Maha Al Musa is a mother of three beau…
Being a Woman | A conversation with Marine Selenee and Nina Mongendre
It’s a conversation between two women in their forties. One is married with two daughters; the other is divorced with no children.
What connects them is a shared desire to empower and celebrate women at every stage of life.
Together, they explore the different chapters of womanhood: the first perio…
Unassisted Childbirth in Today's Climate — with Laura Shanley
In this episode, Keshia sits down with Laura Shanley — author of the foundational book Unassisted Childbirth, first published decades before "free birth" became a widely used term. Laura free birthed all of her children between 1978 and 1987 and has spent over 30 years researching and writing about…
Oxytocin, Fear & Undisturbed Birth: The Missing Piece in How We Talk About Physiological Birth
In this episode, host Keshia Tognazzini sits down with Dr Sarah Buckley — GP, researcher, and one of the world's leading voices on the hormonal physiology of birth — to unpack what actually happens in the body during physiological labour, and what gets lost when birth is interrupted, induced, or mo…
"Do We Need Midwives?": My Review
The Earthbound Parenting Podcast and DIY Birth dive into everything pregnancy, birth, postpartum, partnership, and parenting—with an emphasis on taking radical responsibility at every step.
Do women actually need midwives—or do they need something else entirely? In this review of Michel Odent’s …
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