Clad in medical scrubs, every A-listers favorite face guru, Nurse Jamie, offers a glimpse of the woman behind the white coat. Born Jamie Sue Sherrill in Indiana - she and Catt bond over this! - Nurse Jamie talks about competing in beauty pageants, landing a flight attendant job in college and having a life-long dedication to beauty. She also shares a surprising story about how she ended up in LA (which, spoiler alert, involves a date with a stranger and a whole lot of Klondike bars).

And of course, Nurse Jamie shares some of her favorite skincare tips and tricks, answers some of your questions about injectables and her line of beauty tools, and discusses why she uses Xeomin in some of her clients. 

You won't want to miss one of Catt's shares in this episode either -- it's a lip injection horror story from her days on TV! She also talks about how watching her mother undergo cosmetic procedures proved to her that beauty and feminism are not mutually exclusive.

*This episode was produced in partnership with Xeomin. You can follow @XeominAesthetic and check out xeominaesthetic.com to find a provider and see if Xeomin may be right for you.

Studies have not been performed to determine whether the presence or absence of accessory proteins has a long-term effect on safety or efficacy. For full Prescribing Information including Boxed Warning and Medication Guide, see http://bit.ly/2Ang59B. Xeomin® is an FDA-approved treatment used to temporarily improve the look of moderate to severe frown lines between the eyebrows (glabellar lines) in adults. Ask your doctor to tell you all about Xeomin. The effects of Xeomin may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. Alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems or muscle weakness can be a sign of a life-threatening condition. Side effects may include allergic reactions or injection-site pain, eyelid drooping, and swelling. Xeomin is available by prescription only.

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We are back in Catt's bedroom with acupuncturist extraordinaire Andrea Thorpe of Sage Wellness Within.  This is Part Two of our deep-dive into Chinese medicine and acupuncture, so if you missed Part One, head on back to learn a bit about Andrea's background, the history of acupuncture, and what landed Catt in Andrea's office last year. 

In this episode, we go DEEP into understanding how our bodies work -- and what you can do to start addressing your own imbalances. Using the questions many of you submitted, Catt asks Andrea about the healing (and destructive) powers of the food we eat, how our hormones work, treatment for fibroids, the ebb and flow of our sex drives, and so much more. Also, Andrea shares some simple advice you can start implementing today! Like, consider swapping kombucha with fermented vegetable juice -- it has all the gut-healing powers without all the sugar!

And, Catt shares an update on her own health journey, as she combines diet, herbs and acupuncture to restore physiological balance.

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Taking a break from her bustling acupuncture practice at Sage Wellness Within, Andrea Thorpe stopped by Catt's bedroom to give us a primer on acupuncture, herbal medicine and listening to our bodies.

Andrea shares how she was first exposed to acupuncture as a patient -- when she sought treatment as an undergrad in college because she felt both "tired and wired" all at the same time. This turned out to be a transformative experience, as it not only made her feel exponentially better, but spurred Andrea to trade in a linguistics career for one in acupuncture. She also discusses the historical and spiritual origins of Chinese medicine; how she specializes in treating female patients in ways to improve overall health, hormone regulation, and fertility; and what her initial evaluation of Catt's own physical state was when she sought help from Andrea a few months ago.

Also, in this episode, Catt talks about being bloated, fatigued and feeling at wits end last year -- until she met Andrea. 

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In the very last episode of the year, Catt bares all by answering your questions about love, motherhood, health, and yes— her former job at E! 

Don’t miss this raw, in-depth share as Catt hosts her own episode, with no guest for the first time in the show’s history. 

If you haven’t already, please rate and review the show and subscribe to our official NAKED Instagram @NakedPod. From the entire team, we thank you for your support this year and cannot wait to bring you more exciting guests and conversations in 2020! 

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Toting a cooler of breast milk, Catt's fellow Virgo Hillary Kerr stopped by the bedroom to talk about how she went from resisting the fashion industry -- to being a household name in it. She deep-dives into the early stages of her career as an editor at Elle; how she grew Who What Wear from a website to massive brand that's available at Target; and why through it all, she's still trying to learn how to be her own best advocate.

Also in this episode, Hillary opens up about enduring a traumatic birth experience and the importance of having a strong support system. 

And, Catt shares a bit about the seeds of her own career success. She talks about being a perpetual "good girl" growing up in Indiana, and how her passion for acting and journalism began at a very young age.

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On today's episode, the actor, writer, comedian, author and hopefully, our future president, June Diane Raphael, stopped by Catt's L.A. home for a talk.

The two talk about her role in what is now the longest running Netflix original series, Grace and Frankie; why she decided to open a female-focused coworking space, The Jane Club; and how in an alternative universe, she could have played college basketball.

Also, Diane shares the inspiration behind her recently released book, Represent: The Woman's Guide to Running for Office and Changing the World, as well as some how-to tips for anyone out there looking to run for political office. 

And, Catt offers a sneak peek into her upcoming TV pilot and shares her own insight into gender bias in Hollywood.

Sidenote: Just a week or so after taping this interview, June -- inspired by her Grace and Frankie co-star, Jane Fonda -- was arrested protesting outside the U.S. Capitol building.

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Catt's mom Linda stops by for another authentic exchange in her bedroom. The two talk about aging, going inward and taking inventory of what your soul really needs, and a surprise visitor shows up. You won't want to miss!

We also hear about her mom's life work with the organization she started, Women Like Us. They talk about how rewarding it is to help other women in need. Catt and Linda encourage listeners to give back in any way they can today.

For more about WLUF, go to www.womenlikeusfoundation.org. Your donations are deeply appreciated. Every little bit counts. Considering coming along to Africa with Catt and Linda next year? There's more information on the June 2020 trip on the website. #GivingTuesday

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In our very first LIVE TAPING of the show, Jacey and Catt get NAKED in a very public forum. Speaking at the brand new Pvolve fitness studios in NYC, the two real-life besties put it all out there in this very candid conversation about their careers, motherhood and maintaining a decades-long friendship.

Jacey is a blogging pioneer who has expanded her media empire from her Damsel in Dior website to include a thriving social media presence and even a brick-and-mortar store in LA. But Jacey shares a lot more than insight into her entrepreneurial endeavors -- she talks about growing up in a tiny town in Texas where her father was a cotton farmer; how she despised school and struggled with ADD; and why she decided not to share how miserable she was during pregnancy -- until this conversation!

Also in this episode, Catt and Jacey share what it was like growing up in families that struggled with alcoholism. 

You don't want to miss this one!

And one note: While Catt PROMISES during the interview to share all the info about the bodysuit she's wearing, sadly, that covetable piece didn't make it home to LA. It's whereabouts are UNKNOWN as are its details.

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Floating into Catt's house like a dream, the glowy Danielle Duboise is the co-founder of Sakara Life - the plant-based, celebrity-beloved, meal delivery service.

In this episode, Danielle talks about building a business with her best friend, hitting her own dieting rock bottom, and why you should always try to "eat the rainbow." She also discusses how she's been preoccupied with her weight since a young age, and how part of your food intake must include joy (don't worry - she'll explain).

Also this week, Catt shares a glimpse of her own relationship with food. Catt talks about moving to L.A., why she thought healthy eating was snobby, and how she eventually gave up the bacon-and-eggs "Indiana diet" for one that better nourishes her body and soul.

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You asked, we listened. Since we started NAKED back in June, we have received one consistent bit of feedback - a request for more of Catt’s personal shares. In this first episode of a new bonus series, Catt hangs with her friend and part-time assistant Caity Runger – once again in her bedroom.

In this experimental episode, Catt reflects on a very difficult time in her mid-20s, contemplates signing up for the L.A. Marathon, and ends the episode with a special CATTFIRMATION reading.

We sincerely appreciate you being a part of our NAKED community. We look forward to your feedback on our new @NakedPod Instagram account. Don’t forget to officially subscribe to the podcast if you haven’t so you can receive alerts when there’s a new episode. And please, rate us! Thank You!

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