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Alice Billington: 'Something Nobody Else Can Bring.'
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In this episode, Alice talks to Alice Billington.
Alice is a social historian of medicine. In her own words, she is still figuring out her post PhD career. She is, though, working on her first book, and is the mother of the wonderful Isaac, who she had during her academic studies when she was 19.
Topics discussed include:
- Wanting to be an exceptional single parent
- The difficulties around how single parents, especially young mothers, are perceived
- The complexities of motherhood
- The experiences of people who have menstrual cycles
- The importance of accepting and celebrating that your perspective is always your own – it can’t be objective
- Your subjectivity might just be the most valuable thing you have to offer
To find out more about Alice, follow her on X, formerly known as Twitter, @billingtonalice.
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The team behind this podcast is tiny: it's Alice and Will Attlee-Grant, who are creating, developing and producing everything themselves. If you'd like to support this project, please share these episodes far and wide!
All music in the episodes has been used with kind permission of Berlioz.
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