Dr. Jessica Zucker has been featured on hundreds of outlets worldwide, including: TV, radio, podcasts, interviews and more.
“The I Had A Miscarriage Instagram account is the
bravest use of social media.”
- Women’s Health Magazine U.K.
A Sampling of Radio & Podcast Interviews
Dr. Zucker’s first time on the Mental Illness Happy Hour show was named one of the best podcasts by The Onion and voted #1 by listeners. This episode was also mentioned in The Atlantic. Her second time on the show was also named one of the best by The Onion.
Zucker’s work has been highlighted in myriad outlets, including: A Cup of Jo, ABC News, Ann Friedman Weekly, Associated Press, Babble, Bitch Magazine, Book Riot, Blood+Milk, Broadly, Bust, Bustle’s Romper, BuzzFeed, Chicago Tribune, CNN, Corriere della Sera, Cosmopolitan, Daily Mail, Fast Company, Fit Pregnancy, Forbes, GirlBoss, Glamour, Glamour U.K., Good Housekeeping, GOOP, Grazia, Harper’s Bazaar, HealthyWay, Hello Giggles, Independent, Inside Edition, Insider, InStyle, KCRW, Kveller, Lifehacker, Literary Hub, LOOK Magazine, Los Angeles Times, Marie Claire U.S., U.K., Mexico, Italy, + The Netherlands, Metro, Mic, Mother Magazine, Motherly, My Domaine, Ms. Magazine, MSN, National Geographic, NBC News, New York Magazine, Oprah Daily, Parade, Parents Magazine, PBS, PEOPLE, PopSugar, Prevention Magazine, Psychology Today, Quartz, Ravishly, Real Simple, Redbook, Refinery29, Reuters, Romper, Scary Mommy, SELF, Shape, SheKnows, Shondaland, Slate, The Atlantic, The Bump, The Chill Times, The Daily Dot, The Economist, The Establishment, The Globe and Mail, The Guardian, The Huffington Post, The Independent, The Lily, The London Free Press, The Mighty, The New Republic, The New York Times, The Rumpus, The Sun, The Telegram, The Telegraph, The Village Magazine, The Washington Post, The Washington Post’s The Lily, TIME, TODAY.com, UCLA Magazine, Upworthy, USA Today, USA Today, U.S. News + World Report, Us Weekly, Vanity Fair Italy, VICE, Vocativ, Vogue, Vogue U.K., Vox, Well+Good, What To Expect When You’re Expecting, WIRED, Woman’s Day, Women’s Health Magazine, World Health Organization, Yahoo!, among others.
A sampling of Zucker’s radio + podcast interviews: AirTalk with Larry Mantle, Atomic Moms, Babes + Babies, Beyond the Loss, Birthful, Birth Kweens, Born into This, Coffee + Crumbs, Creating a Family, Expectful, Fab Fertility, Fertility Conversations, Finally Pregnant, Guys + Grief, Happy as a Mother, I See What You Mean, I’m Not Your Shrink, Infertile AF, In Hysterics, KCRW, LAist, Meet Me Downstairs, Mom + Mind, Mom Rage, Not So Linear, One Bad Mother, Pregnantish, Radio Health Journal, She Said, SpermCast, Stuff Mom Never Told You, The Birth Hour, The Mental Illness Happy Hour, The Worst Girl Gang, You, Me, Empathy, and What’s That Like For You.
An academic study was conducted on the #IHadAMiscarriage campaign to look at the intersection of social media, storytelling, and miscarriage support which resulted in a published article in the journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology (2020).
“About 10-20% of all known pregnancies unfortunately end in miscarriage. Despite its common occurrence, there is still a lot of stigma surrounding miscarriage and many women find that their emotional and psychological needs are unmet as they go through a devastating grieving process. Dr. Jessica Zucker started a campaign on social media using the hashtag #ihadamiscarriage to address this cultural silence.”
— Thomas Jefferson University