

Sarah Hoover
Dec 6, 2022
Sarah Hoover, former Gagosian gallery director turned writer, discusses postpartum depression, feminism in art history, the medical-industrial complex, and the history of women's healthcare. She also gives a glimpse into her upcoming memoir, Motherload. The podcast covers topics such as lack of support during childbirth, complex emotions of pregnancy, traumatic childbirth experiences, postpartum depression, and the changing perception of education.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
First Meeting and Writing Journey
02:03 • 11min
The Complex Emotions of Pregnancy and Postpartum
13:03 • 3min
Traumatic Childbirth Experiences and the Lack of Representation in Media
16:01 • 9min
Postpartum Depression and the Role of Men
25:17 • 13min
The Changing Perception of College Education and Ads for 'infamous' and 'Hylo with M. Radha'
38:13 • 2min
The Perception of Intelligence and the Value of Street Smarts
40:00 • 7min
A Conversation about Protection, Writing, and Connection
47:07 • 3min