Natalie is joined by Rachel Hunter (she/her) - who is a private chef, owner of Bite Club, queer woman, and in school to become a psychotherapist. In this episode, Natalie and Rachel explore the intersection of queerness and our relationship to food. If you identify as a queer, nonconforming human or have ever struggled with your relationship to food, this episode is for you!

Here are a few topics Natalie & Rachel unpack in this episode:

• Queerness as a socio-political identity
• The intersection of queerness and food
• Why this intersection matters as we navigate social justice
• Food as a tool of self-acceptance
• Why gathering in community around food is so powerful, now and always

Connect with Rachel!

• Follow Bite Club on IG
• Bite Club Website

Connect with Natalie!

• Come hang out on Instagram @natalieconnected
• Follow along on TikTok @natalieconnected
• Check out her offerings/website

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Other ways to get free support:

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