Before The Bump is Mamamia's candid, expert-backed podcast dedicated to demystifying the journey to parenthood. Hosted by Rachel Corbett and Zoe Marshall alongside fertility specialist Dr. Sonya Jessup, the show blends personal storytelling with medical expertise to cover the full spectrum of conception options—from natural conception and IVF to egg freezing, sperm and egg donation, and surrogacy. Episodes tackle taboo topics with warmth and humor, including male fertility, awkward reproductive health questions, and the emotional toll of trying to conceive. Featuring real guest experiences (like same-sex couples navigating surrogacy) alongside clinical insight, the podcast destigmatizes fertility struggles and empowers listeners with practical knowledge. Its target audience includes individuals and couples actively trying to conceive, those exploring assisted reproduction, and anyone curious about modern paths to parenthood. The tone is empathetic, informative, and refreshingly honest, making complex medical and emotional topics accessible. Listeners can expect a supportive community feel, practical resources, and a mix of expert Q&A and lived-experience storytelling that sets it apart from purely clinical fertility content.
Before The Bump is Mamamia's candid, expert-backed podcast dedicated to demystifying the journey to parenthood. Hosted by Rachel Corbett and Zoe Marshall alongside fertility specialist Dr. Sonya Jessup, the show blends personal storytelling with medical expertise to cover the full spectrum of conception options—from natural conception and IVF to egg freezing, sperm and egg donation, and surrogacy. Episodes tackle taboo topics with warmth and humor, including male fertility, awkward reproductive health questions, and the emotional toll of trying to conceive. Featuring real guest experiences (like same-sex couples navigating surrogacy) alongside clinical insight, the podcast destigmatizes fertility struggles and empowers listeners with practical knowledge. Its target audience includes individuals and couples actively trying to conceive, those exploring assisted reproduction, and anyone curious about modern paths to parenthood. The tone is empathetic, informative, and refreshingly honest, making complex medical and emotional topics accessible. Listeners can expect a supportive community feel, practical resources, and a mix of expert Q&A and lived-experience storytelling that sets it apart from purely clinical fertility content.