You know that feeling when a conversation veers off the rails, but you can't look away because the train wreck is oddly fascinating? Yeah, we're about to do that—but in a way that will make you think, "Wait, why aren't more people talking about this?"

In this episode, I'm joined by Jenna Hollenstein. Together, we're talking about what's happening in the field, how we navigate division, and what it looks like to move from conflict to connection.

Spoiler alert: it's not glamorous, but it's worth it.

Jenna Hollenstein, MS, RDN, CDN, is an anti-diet dietitian-nutritionist, certified Intuitive Eating Counselor, speaker, meditation teacher, and author of five books, including Eat to Love and Intuitive Eating for Life.

Tweetable Quotes

"What I'm missing and what I'm really hungry for are public examples of repair, public examples of somehow continuing the conversation." - Jenna Hollenstein

"Boring has got such a bad rap, right? Because boring is not just boring. Boring is also repetitive enough that you notice the subtle variations from day to day." - Jenna Hollenstein

"Something that I realized meditation had done for me was that it increased my appetite for reality as opposed to fantasy." - Jenna Hollenstein

"In our efforts to be inclusive, we've been so exclusive about it." - Rachelle Heinemann

"My fear is that when we're secretly hoping that we never publicly screw up, we actually stop doing any of the useful stuff we can really do to learn." - Jenna Hollenstein

"What helps us feel safe is the feeling that we are safe through our connection with others." - Jenna Hollenstein

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