It’s the Season Finale! This week, I’m talking to Whitney Adams. Whitney is an on-camera host, actor, producer, and (retired) sommelier. 

In this episode, Whitney and I discuss her struggles with pregnancy loss, understanding the process of a miscarriage, healing and being intimate after loss, living with a chronic condition (hers is endometriosis), and the excitement and hope Whitney has found in creating her family. 

Here’s Whitney: 

Show Notes:  

Whitney Adams  Website + Instagram  Extraordinary Families  Instant Mom by Nia Vardalos 

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This week, I’m talking to Shaney Jo Darden. Shaney Jo is the founder and chief creative officer of The Keep A Breast Foundation. 

In this episode, Shaney Jo and I discuss the importance of self-checking your breasts (Shaney Jo walks us through it), how a low-toxin lifestyle plays a role in breast cancer prevention, how to educate the next generation of women about their bodies, and using your voice (in loud and quiet ways) to create change. 

Here’s Shaney Jo: 

Show Notes:  

Well Summit (use code ONEPART for $100 off!)

Keep A Breast Foundation Website + Instagram  Check Yourself App  Non Toxic Revolution  Natural Deodorant Guide  Keep A Breast Toolkit  Pink Ribbons, Inc Documentary  Jerk Coleslaw 

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This week, I’m talking to Erin Claire Jones. Erin Claire is a leadership coach specializing in Human Design. She has been featured in Forbes, Nylon, Well+Good, mindbodygreen, and more.

In this episode, Erin Claire and I discuss what Human Design is, how it’s different than astrology, how to read your Human Design chart results, building confidence around your unique abilities, gut instincts vs. sleeping on it, and how embracing patience has catapulted her career. 

Here’s Erin Claire Jones: 

Show Notes:  

Well Summit (use code ONEPART for $100 off!)

Erin’s Website + Instagram  Look up your Human Design Chart  Human Design Blueprint (use code ONEPART for 10% off!)  The Definitive Guide To Human Design  Understanding Human Design Blueberry Pancake Recipe 

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This week, I’m talking to Serena Wolf. Serena is a Harvard-educated, Le Cordon Bleu-Paris trained chef, and author of the The Dude Diet cookbooks. Her latest book, The Dude Diet Dinnertime comes out on October 29th. 

Serena and I discuss how diet culture has shifted, being mindful of the media we consume, why it’s ok to not love your body all the time (aka how you can be confident and also have insecurities), social media boundaries and the connection to anxiety, and the number one thing that’s giving Serena more confidence right now. 

Here’s Serena: 

Show Notes:   Serena’s Website + Instagram  Yeti Tumbler  The Dude Diet Dinnertime The Dude Diet The Things That Freaked My Week  Spiraling Podcast  The Cookbook Deal Podcast  Ginger-Scallion Soba Noodles with Roasted Cauliflower 

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This week, I’m talking to Dr. Will Bulsiewicz (Dr. B). Dr. B is a graduate of Georgetown University School of Medicine and trained in internal medicine at Northwestern Memorial Hospital and gastroenterology at The University of North Carolina Hospitals. He has also earned a Master of Science in Clinical Investigation (MSCI) from Northwestern University. Dr. B’s highly anticipated book on gut health will be published in 2020 with Avery/Penguin Random House. 

Dr. B and I discuss the ins and outs of the microbiome, why more gut issues are on the rise, his take on the no-lectins craze, how eliminating entire foods groups can be damaging to the gut, the importance of plant-diversity in our diets, and his number one building block for a healthier gut. 

Here’s Dr. B: 

Show Notes:   Dr. B’s Website + Instagram  American Gut Project Rob Knight  Plant Proof Podcast  Simon Hill  Benefiber  Flax Meal  Curry Recipe 

Hurricane Dorian Relief World Central Kitchen  Global Giving  Team Rubicon  Grand Bahama Disaster Relief Foundation  Yacht Aid Global 

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This week, I’m talking to Emily Fletcher, the founder of Ziva Meditation. She’s the leading expert in using meditation for extraordinary performance. Emily’s work has been featured on/in Good Morning America, The Today Show, Vogue and ABC News and has taught more than 20,000 students around the world. Her book, Stress Less, Accomplish More, is out now.

Emily and I discuss how mindfulness and meditation are different, using meditation as a performance tool, how to clear your backlog of stress, why meditation might not have “worked†for you in the past (and how to make it work for you now), and the single most important thing you can do for your brain health.

Here’s Emily: 

Show Notes:  

Dr. B (future guest I spoke about) Ziva Meditation Website + Instagram Emily Fletcher Instagram Stress Less, Accomplish More

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This week, I’m talking to Kate Fagan. Kate is the author of The Reappearing Act and the No. 1 New York Times bestselling book What Made Maddy Run. She spent seven years as a columnist and feature writer for ESPN and was a regular panelist on ESPN’s Around the Horn and host of Outside the Lines. She’s currently working on her next book and hosts the Free Cookies podcast with Kathryn Budig. 

Kate and I discuss her father’s ALS diagnosis, the feeling of performing grief, being present for someone else’s pain, her choice to leave ESPN, ignoring outside validation, and being/not being Type A. 

Here’s Kate:

Show Notes:  

Kate Fagan Website + Instagram  Of Low Fives, Made Jumpers and ALS (Kate’s piece about her father) Digital Minimalism ALS Association  ALS Awareness Month  Free Cookies Podcast  Kate’s favorite recipe  Episode 82: Finding Love In Unexpected Places with Kathryn Budig  Hummingbird vs. Jackhammer

Kate’s Books:  What Made Maddy Run  The Reappearing Act 

Kate on The Daily Show Kate thanking her dad on ESPN Kate on leaving ESPN 

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This week I’m talking to Kathryn Kellogg. Kathryn is the founder of Going Zero Waste, author of 101 Ways to Go ZeroWaste, and the spokesperson for National Geographic on plastic-free living.

In this episode, Kathryn and I discuss what the zero waste movement is all about, her three biggest tips to reduce your waste (and the two biggest myths), how going zero waste can actually simplify your life, celebrating your wins to lessen eco-anxiety, and the number one way you can reduce waste starting today. 

Show Notes:  

Basic Kitchen Salad Project  Basic Kitchen Finale Party 

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Kathryn’s Website + Instagram  101 Ways to Go ZeroWaste Earth Overshoot Day Everlane Jeans *get free shipping with Everlane by going here! Dealing With Eco-Anxiety  Stashers  Bar Towels  Insulated Water Bottles (my favorite!) Brownie Bite Bliss Balls 

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This week, I’m talking to Ashley Neese. Ashley is a renowned breathwork teacher and the author of How To Breathe: 25 Simple Practices for Calm, Joy, and Resilience. She has studied with some of the world’s leading masters in yoga, meditation, medical intuition, and somatic therapy.

In this episode, Ashley and I talk about her recovery from addiction, how learning about yoga/meditation in rehab lead her to breathwork, what breathwork is (and how it differs from meditation), how breathing can help us hit pause and self-regulate our emotions, and how you can begin to practice (right now). 

Here’s Ashley: 

Show Notes:  

Basic Kitchen Salad Project  Well Summit 

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Ashley Neese’s Website + Instagram  How To Breathe: 25 Simple Practices for Calm, Joy, and Resilience How To Breathe Deeper Book Club (use code ONEPART15 for 15% off) Light On Yoga: The Bible Of Modern Yoga  Mountain Rose Moon Time Tea To Ease PMS  Ashley’s Retreat in Mexico

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It’s the season premiere! This week, I’m talking to Dr. Carrie Kholi-Murchison (she goes by Kholi). Kholi is an entrepreneur and growth strategist that helps define brands and growing communities. She serves as Executive Director of HOLI. BRANDS, a think tank and education production company working to enhance the quality of life for historically marginalized communities. She’s also the Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for Whole30. She holds a PhD in Literatures in English, where she studied transhistorical theories of change and revolution.  In this episode, Kholi and I discuss how much context and language matters, her personal struggles with identity and race, how we can do diversity and inclusion better, and making space for everyone (not just for optics, but truly making space and opportunities for everyone). 

Here’s Kholi: 

Show Notes:   Episode 132: Digital Minimalism + The Power Of Solitude With Cal Newport  Digital Minimalism: Choosing A Focused Life In A Noisy World

Dr. Carrie Kholi-Murchison’s Website + Instagram  Holi Brands  Big Dreams, Tiny Details  Hella Black Brunch  Everyday Devotion Whole 30

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