In this series, we explore the choice to become a parent. From the history of the traditional family to childfree communities, solo motherhood and fertility, we look at the choices women are making in 2026.

In this episode, we look at finding your community when you decide kids aren't for you. Dayna speaks with Niamh Madden, the woman behind Sisterhood - a growing childfree community.

In this series, we explore the choice to become a parent. From the history of the traditional family to childfree communities, solo motherhood and fertility, we look at the choices women are making in 2026.

In this episode, Rachael talks to Laura Howard, a contestant on Traitors Ireland S2, who decided she just didn't want kids - simply because she's happy with the life she has built with her husband.

In this series, we explore the choice to become a parent. From the history of the traditional family to childfree communities, solo motherhood and fertility, we look at the choices women are making in 2026.

In this episode, Aoife looks at where the expectation to have children comes from. Why has motherhood traditionally been seen as such an important part of a woman's life, and are those attitudes beginning to change?

Aoife speaks to UCC Sociology Lecturer Joan Cronin.

Emily Felix from Kilkenny has spent almost two years campaigning for access to Skyclarys, the first treatment approved to slow the progression of Friedreich's Ataxia.

Last week, the HSE deferred a decision on funding the treatment, with a key meeting of the Rare Disease Technical Review Committee taking place tomorrow, Tuesday, July 21st.

Around 200 people in Ireland are living with the rare progressive neurological condition.

Emily spoke to Lily Kennedy about living with Friedreich's Ataxia, her fight for access to Skyclarys, and how the condition continues to progress while patients wait for access to the treatment.

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