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EPISODE · May 21, 2026 · 25 MIN

Your Breast, Your Fertility: Art, Science & The Quiet Self

from Becky & Ben's Fertility Spotlight

What role does the breast really play in fertility? We speak to author and surgeon, Dr. Gabriel Weston, about this remarkable organ. We assess its sexual and maternal function, and how the two seem inextricably linked in history and culture. In fertility treatment, the breast is often ignored. But it’s an active participant in the reproductive system, conception and pregnancy. Referencing her acclaimed book about the human body, Alive, Gabriel assesses the breast in the context of western art, asking the question: what are we really seeing? We also discuss the remarkable biology behind breastfeeding, and the reality of breast cancer. The image of the breast has captivated humans for centuries. Away from all the noise, we reflect on its quiet role, in the female mindset, as companion and friend.                    Official podcast website: https://fertility-spotlight.comInstagram: @fertilityspotlightDr. Gabriel Weston on Instagram: @gabrielwestonalive Producer: David Roper, Heavy Entertainment Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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