On this week's episode, we are excited to announce our newest partnership with the WithAll Organization. We interview Lisa Radzak and Erin Martin, Executive Director and Director of Engagement and Programming of WithAll, respectively. We chat about how their relationships with food and sport have evolved, what inspired them to work in the eating disorder advocacy and prevention space, and how we can all contribute to a more body and food neutral culture for the future generations.

You can follow WithAll on social media @withallorg and learn more about the What to Say Pledge @whattosaynoworg. If you would like to sign the pledge, you can visit their website here to learn more.

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On this week's episode, we interview Cassidy Gard and Sarah Zurell. Cassidy is a 2X Emmy-Winning Producer for Good Morning America, owner of her own production company, and Founder of @cosmicgoodness, an Airbnb in Paradise Valley, MT that is destined for a cultural movement. Sarah Zurell is a former model and actress turned tech entrepreneur with a passion for alpacas, innovation, snacks, and mental health. This interview gets raw, deep and real. We talk about how Hollywood conditions women to feel insecure about their bodies, the toxic hustle culture and how that relates to food and our bodies, PTSD, finding your Knowing, and so much more. You can follow Cassidy on social @cassidygard and her Airbnb @cosmicgoodness and can follow Sarah @sarahzurell.

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On this week's episode, we interview Addie Levinsky, a trail runner, writer, former pro bike racer, and lover of snacks. She currently resides in Colorado and works for a tech company in the Bay, but is passionate about mental health in athletes and speaking out about her own experiences with eating disorders and mental health in sport. We chat about how she navigated ED recovery while a competitive cyclist, how happiness is key in athletic success, and her thoughts on how we can better use the term "body positivity." You can follow her on social @addiemargaret.

If you are interested in learning more about Aubrey's latest coaching offerings, you can visit her website here.

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In this week's episode, Aubrey and Julia bring their partners JP and Austin on the show. We chat about how they have navigated having a relationship with women struggling with mental health + eating disorders, what they have learned from these relationships, how diet culture differently impacts men, how body image impacts confidence during sex, and so much more.

If you are interested in learning more about Aubrey's latest coaching offerings, you can visit her website here.

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On this week's episode, we interview Kira Onysko, a certified personal trainer who recently graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science. Though she got started in fitness during the days when skinny teas and bikini competitors dominated social media, she now dedicates her time to teaching women how to enjoy exercise without letting it consume their lives, and how to fight back from the constant messaging online that tells us that our bodies aren't good enough. We chat about how social media and fitness culture impacted her relationship with her body, the transition out of life as an athlete, and how she helps her clients dismantle toxic diet culture beliefs. You can follow her on social @kiraonysko or check out her website at yourtrainerkira.com.

If you are interested in learning more about Aubrey's latest coaching offerings, you can visit her website here.

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On today's episode, we interview Vanessa Foerster, a certified life coach, competitive long course triathlete, and founder of the Diversify Triathlon Movement. Using emotional health tools and neuroscience techniques to help athletes cultivate a performance mindset, she teaches how to drop self doubt, fuel self confidence, find the mental stamina to race stronger and faster to create a Kona qualifying race. We chat about her experience in collegiate sports and her subsequent struggles with emotional eating, how we change the narrative around bodies and worth, and how she maintains a plant-based diet without falling into strict diet culture rules and expectations. You can follow her on social @vanessafayefoerster or check out her website at www.vanessafayefoerster.com.

If you are interested in learning more about Aubrey's latest coaching offerings, you can visit her website at trainingforbodyacceptance.com.

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On today's episode, we interview Nicole Wild, a Montana-raised yoga + meditation teacher, photographer, and wellness event + retreat leader. After struggling with mental health during her teen years, Nicole discovered yoga and now spends her time helping people know themselves better to live their happiest and most fulfilled lives. We chat about body expectations in the yoga industry, how she has navigated pressures to look a certain way as a yoga instructor, and how she is increasing accessibility to yoga for all bodies. You can follow her @nicolewildcollective on social or check out her latest offerings at nicolewildcollective.com.

If you are interested in learning more about Aubrey's latest coaching offerings, you can visit her website at trainingforbodyacceptance.com.

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On today's episode, we interview Genevieve Trygstad-Burke, professional ballerina, ballet company director, and ballet teacher. Based in beautiful Bozeman, MT, Genevieve has danced across the nation since she was four years old and is now the director of Raison D'etre Dance Project and ballet teacher at Bozeman Dance Academy. We chat about how dance culture led to her development of an eating disorder, what she views her role is as a mentor to young dancers, and how female company directors can shift the narrative around dancer's bodies. You can follow her @raisondetredanceproject and @genlena on social.

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On today's episode, we interview Cassidy Wendell, wellness lover, adventure seeker, community builder, and founder of #GIRLGETAFTERIT, a wellness community bringing womxn together through sweatworking events and gear that gives back and is on a serious mission to redefine what wellness actually means. Based in beautiful Bozeman, Montana, she's a self-dubbed "wellness rookie" who's constantly figuring out what a healthy lifestyle looks like. We chat about her experience growing up as an athlete, her evolving definition of "wellness," how losing her dad shifted her relationship with herself, and how she is helping shift the narrative around food and bodies in the wellness space. You can follow her @thewellnessrookie_ and @girlgetafterit on social and shop gear that gives back at girlgetafterit.com.

If you would like to apply for Aubrey's Breaking the Diet Cycle 12-week course, you can learn more here.

If you like the show, be sure to like and subscribe and follow us on social @bodiesinmotionpod. And if you or someone you know would like to sponsor the pod, shoot us an email at [email protected].

In this episode, we interview Taylor Vashro, MS, RD, an intuitive nutrition coach dedicated to helping women live lives free of restriction and obsession around food. We chat about how she decided to pursue a career in dietetics, her experience in dietetics education (a primarily white and small-bodied profession), and how intuitive eating can fit into nutrition regimens for athletes. You can follow her on social at @taylorvashronutrition or visit her website at www.taylorvashronutrition.com. We are so excited to share this conversation with you.

If you would like to apply for Aubrey's newest online group course, Breaking the Diet Cycle: 12-Weeks to Food Freedom + Body Confidence, you can find the application here.

If you like the show, be sure to like and subscribe and follow us on social @bodiesinmotionpod. And if you or someone you know would like to sponsor the pod, shoot us an email at [email protected].