Life Cycle w/ Lisa Ostin

This is just me being open and honest with y’all bout what’s been goin on.

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Hey Y'all! Thank you for tuning in to Life Cycle where we talk about where we discuss peoples journeys in life and how people change and grow through their personal experiences. In today's episode, my special guest is Emily Oschmann who is a registered anti-diet, Health At Every Size dietician and in today's episode we discuss the complexities of how diet culture affects the way that we perceive our body image and health, as well as how diet culture damages the relationship that we have with food. Emily also shares the struggles of being in the dietitian space as a person in a larger body and how intuitive eating is a journey. I hope that you enjoy listening to this episode as much i enjoyed making it. Thank you so much for the love and support! Please check out the links below!

Anti-Diet by Christy Harrison:

https://christyharrison.com/book-anti-diet-intuitive-eating-christy-harrison

Emily's Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/healthy_by_emily/

Emily's Facebook Group:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/healthwithouttheweight

Emily's Intuitive Eating Coaching Application:

https://forms.gle/cC5HYsKMzCevESfK9

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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7JlEv-2EFq7NILbyCXRwew

Hey Y'all! Thank you for tuning in to Life Cycle where we talk about where we discuss peoples journeys in life and how people change and grow through their personal experiences. In today’s episode my special guest is Danielle Jordan aka Dani D and we have such a great conversation around the Black Live Matter movement, activism, and the intersections of the struggles of black people within our own diverse community! I really hope that you enjoy this episode! If you would like to follow us on social media and check out the resources we talked about in the episode then check below! thank you so much for the love and support!

Dani's Book Recommendation:

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/stamped-jason-reynolds/1133020388

Dani's Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/danijsmiles/

My Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/musicnpastry/

My Twitter:

https://twitter.com/musicnpastry

My Youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7JlEv-2EFq7NILbyCXRwew

Hey Y'all! Thank you for tuning in to Life Cycle where we talk about where we discuss people's journeys in life and how people change and grow through their personal experiences. In today's episode, my special guest is the wonderful Malaika Salaam, the mother of my best friend Amina. We discuss the complexities of being an educator ( especially during this pandemic), spirituality, growth, motherhood and physical punishment. It was deep, authentic, and vulnerable. I am very grateful to be able to talk to Ms. Malaika about so many different things and have a really meaningful conversation. To connect with either of us, check out the links listed below:

Malaika's Website: 

https://www.malaikasalaam.com/

Malaika's IG:

https://www.instagram.com/purplehairandconverse/

Malaika's Twitter:

https://twitter.com/MalaikaSalaam

Malaika's Tumblr:

https://www.tumblr.com/search/purplehairandconverse

My IG:

https://www.instagram.com/musicnpastry/

My Twitter:

https://twitter.com/musicnpastry

Hey Y'all! Thank you for tuning in to Life Cycle where we talk about where we discuss peoples journeys in life and how people change and grow through their personal experiences. In today's episode, i am proud to introduce you to my awesome, incredible and multi-talented cousin, Norah Ostin. She actually has her own podcast, called Norah Rants, which you should totally check out. I actually went on her podcast and we discussed our journey with our body image and how we went from being insecure to confidence. I will leave a link below for her podcast so that you can listen to her other episodes as well as the episode that i feature in. For the second episode of Life Cycle, Norah and I get pretty deep and personal about our struggles with living in predominantly white neighborhoods, wanting to fit in, accepting our race, exploring our culture as Haitian Americans, and our natural hair journey. I am very happy and proud of this episode, and i'm so excited to be sharing it with y'all. 

If y'all want to follow me and Norah, i will link our Instagram accounts below as well.

Norah's Podcast: https://anchor.fm/norah-ostin

Norah's Instagram: www.instagram.com/norah_ostin 

My Instagram: www.instagram.com/musicnpastry

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This is the very first episode of Life Cycle, a podcast about people’s life journeys, their experiences and the way they’ve grown over time. Life Cycle is run by me, Lisa Ostin. I’m a 17 year old with curiosity and a drive to impact people’s lives. In this episode, my interviewee is the humble Dr. Ali Ahmed, an ER doctor who works at Mease Countryside Hospital. I’m embarrassed to say that I mixed up his name during the episode but he was gracious and wasn’t bothered by it . We discussed the complexities in the dynamic of being the kid of immigrants, the experiences we’ve encountered with dealing with our ethnicities and race, what it’s like to be in the medical field, and what spirituality means to us. I am very proud of this episode. There were some technical difficulties along the way and the editing isn’t perfect but nonetheless I am very happy with the outcome. It represents the beginning of a new chapter for me, which is really exciting.  

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