Podcast Episodes

UFYB 272: WHY EXERCISE ISN’T ALWAYS “GOOD”: A CONVERSATION WITH DEB MALKIN, JILL ANGIE, AND SARAH SHIOZAWA

Join us this week as we unpack the storytelling we receive around what health and exercise mean, and why we don’t have descriptions of these terms that aren’t loaded with fatphobic, racist, or agist connotations. Deb, Jill, and Sarah are sharing their takeaways on the benefits of exercise, how it can be used as a buffer, and what the best thing for your health really entails.

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UFYB 271: ATTACHMENT AND FRIENDSHIP IN ADULTHOOD: A CONVERSATION WITH DR. MARISA G. FRANCO

Dr. Marisa G. Franco is a professor, speaker, psychologist, and the New York Times bestselling author of Platonic: How the Science of Attachment Can Help you Make and Keep Friends. She’s here to share her mission and research on evening out the hierarchy between romantic and platonic love, and to show you how to develop, cultivate, and appreciate friendships in your life.

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UFYB 268: NUANCES IN MOTHERHOOD AND THOUGHT WORK: A CONVERSATION WITH SADE CURRY, CANDICE TOONE, AND KAREN ANDERSON

I’m speaking to three of my Advanced Certification in Feminist Coaching graduates, Candice Toone, Karen Anderson, and Sade Curry. As coaches specializing in marriage, mother-daughter relationships, and divorce respectively, they pitched the topic of navigating difficult maternal relationships through the lens of their own personal experiences and we’re sitting down to discuss it in detail on this episode.

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