Lindsay Dahl returns to talk about her newly released book, Cleaning House—a witty, grounded, and practical guide to detoxing your home and your mindset.

We dive into the often-messy intersection of clean living, personal values, and public policy. From bipartisan wins to grassroots grit, Lindsay shares how everyday people can take action, stay hopeful, and find community in the chaos. This is your invitation to let go of perfection, lean into pragmatism, and maybe… still snack on Cheez-Its.

0:10 – Welcome and Lindsay’s book release!

1:30 – The deeper meaning behind clean living and navigating complexity and division

4:00 – Finding common ground, shared values across different communities

7:00 – Accountability in systems and leadership

8:30 – The power of individual advocacy

10:00 – Challenges and roadblocks in progress

10:45 – Small actions with big impact  and what it takes to stay engaged

12:20 – What the book offers readers

13:30 – Letting go of perfection

15:00 – The importance of community

15:45 – Making this work more accessible

17:20 – Reading and reflecting together and the role of storytelling

19:50 – Encouragement from leaders in the field

21:00 – A hopeful path forward

19:50 – Recognition and support from leading environmental voices

21:00 – Ending with hope, encouragement, and gratitude

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We're kicking off our first-ever book report episode—and yes, we’re calling it that on purpose. Because books have always been part of our whole life. I’m joined by my favorite reading partner: my husband, Matt. Together, we dive into stories that make us laugh, think, and ugly-cry in public.

We talk about what we’re reading (Margot's Got Money Troubles and Atmosphere, spoiler-free, promise). We also chat about how books shape our worldview, challenge our biases, and sometimes leave us sobbing on a treadmill—or doing laundry while quietly falling apart.

Whether you read with your partner or solo, whether you love audiobooks or prefer paperbacks, this episode is an invitation to think differently about fiction—and how the right story at the right time can shift everything.

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The tenacious Kelsey Snelling is back to give us the inside scoop on the viral Camp Shame podcast. What started as a documentary project over a decade ago has become a genre-blending podcast that unpacks the rise and fall of Camp Shane, the infamous weight loss camp for kids, many epsiodes in which I'm featured!

Stacy and Kelsey go deep on what it means to tell the truth when shame is baked into the story. We talk about the creative shift from film to podcasting, the surprising reach of Camp Shame, and the vulnerability that surfaces when you share your story without being on camera.

Expect everything from behind-the-scenes chaos to family feuds, diet culture takedowns, and the emotional aftershocks that follow you well into adulthood. It’s messy, it’s real, and it’s necessary.

If you’ve ever felt unseen in your experience with body image, shame, or being the “before” in someone else’s narrative—this one’s for you. And if you think this conversation doesn’t apply to you… you might be the exact person who needs to listen.

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We’re back with science-based naturopathic doctor, Dr. Josh Levitt. No, it doesn’t have to be an oxymoron - he’s a myth-buster extraordinaire and this conversation is all about finding the truth in the mess of modern wellness. From essential oils and detoxes to gallbladder flushes and ear candles, we get into what’s actually helpful, what’s hype, and why so many people get caught in the middle.

Dr. Josh and I talk about the nuance that often gets lost in clickbait culture — how real healing usually lives in the gray space between conventional and natural medicine. He shares how his own journey (which involves a blister, a Swiss pharmacy, and a serious wake-up call) shaped his approach to integrative care. And we dig into why people fall for bad health advice, how to spot the red flags, and what you can do instead.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by conflicting health info or frustrated by medical systems that leave out the whole picture, this episode is for you.

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Author, entrepreneur, mom, previous guest, and good friend Jennifer Robins built a wellness brand while her health was quietly wrecking her life. And no, just trying harder didn’t fix it.

In this episode, Jen gets real about what it’s like to share publicly while barely holding it together behind the scenes. We talk about chronic illness, medical gaslighting, the pressure to “stay on brand” when your body is screaming for help, and the full-body burnout that finally made her say: “I’m done.” And how she’s doing now, after it all.

It’s about deciding you’re not going to pretend anymore—online or off. If you’re tired of wellness content that feels like performance art, this one’s for you.

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What happens when you start off talking about bad TV and end up unpacking the moment you left your PhD program to raise your sisters after your mom died? In this episode, Stacy and Daynah take the scenic route—from media criticism to the motherhood nobody plans for, plus body politics, feminist memes, and why gratitude (ugh, fine) actually works. There’s a dog named Manly, a shoutout to a very meaningful pile of office poop, and a whole lot of “this should be a book” energy.

It’s cozy chaos meets big clarity—just the way we like it.

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What happens when your best friend of 22 years is a feminist pop culture critic who left social media—and you decide to give her a microphone? Pure magic. In this episode, Stacy sits down with her longtime bestie Daynah Burnett to get real about everything from TikTok slang confusion and “Love is Blind” hot takes to why reality TV might be secretly good for your emotional intelligence.

They unpack the state of media, generational drama (yes, your mom did mess up your bangs and your boundaries), emotional intelligence on screen, and why Pedro Pascal is everyone’s daddy. It’s sharp, hilarious, occasionally spicy, and exactly the kind of late-night-deep-dive-energy your group text wishes it had.

Spoiler alert: there are actual spoilers. For “The Last of Us,” “Hacks,” “Love on the Spectrum,” and probably whatever you’re watching next.

00:00 | Introducing Daynah + Friendship Origins

02:00 | English Majors, Feminism, and Cultural Criticism

06:00 | Career in Tech, Leaving Social Media, and Ethical Work

11:00 | Social Media, Teen Slang, and Digital Overload

16:00 | Pop Culture Consumption Without Social Media

21:00 | The Last of Us, Grief, and Emotional Intelligence in TV

27:00 | Generational Trauma in Media: Hacks + Representation

32:00 | Reality TV as Emotional Modeling: Love on the Spectrum

38:00 | Neurodivergent Representation + Viewer Bias Awareness

44:00 | Recommendations: The Rehearsal, Sirens, The Goat, Studio

50:00 | Book Recs, Celebrity Bios, and Pandemic Storytelling

55:00 | Celebrity Encounters + Shared Memories

58:00 | Closing Thoughts + Listener Invitation

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What if the most toxic thing in your home isn’t a chemical—but a mindset?

Clean living advocate and first-time author Lindsay Dahl returns to unpack the nuanced middle ground of wellness, environmental health, and personal agency. Together, we explore the emotional toll of trying to “do it all right,” the dangers of black-and-white thinking in the age of social media, and why real change takes both individual action and systemic accountability.

We talk spatulas and seed oils, fast fashion and flame retardants, fear and freedom—and why being a pragmatist in today’s digital landscape is both radical and necessary.

Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed by wellness culture or simply want to think more critically about what’s in your home and how it gets there, this conversation offers clarity, compassion, and a call to thoughtful action.

0:00 | Framing the Problem with Balance

2:20 | Education, Policy, and the Role of Media

5:40 | Health vs. Science: A Cultural Disconnect

8:06 | Control, Consumerism, and Systemic Change

11:25 | Fast Fashion as a Microcosm

14:12 | Inside “Cleaning House”: Book Preview

18:41 | The Cost of Speaking Up

23:38 | Reclaiming Community and Dialogue

26:25 | Closing and Call to Action

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What if you could ditch diet culture and feel amazing in your body? In this episode, Stacy talks with the ever-wise Alicia Stafford—aka the queen of “your way” weight loss—for a conversation that’s as real as it gets. Together, they talk about the messy middle of healing from disordered eating, making peace with food (yes, even dessert!), and finding a path to wellness that actually feels good.

We’re talking orthorexia, intuitive eating, body trust, and how to let go of the toxic rules we’ve been taught to follow. This one’s part truth-telling, part pep talk, and full of those “OMG, me too!” moments. If you've ever struggled with food, body image, or just want to feel at home in your skin—pull up a chair. You’re not alone, and freedom is possible.

DISCLAIMER: This episode contains open and personal discussions about eating disorders and weight, including orthorexia, bulimia, binge eating, and weight loss. Please listen with care, especially if you are in recovery or currently struggling. The conversation is based on lived experiences and is not intended as medical advice. If you need support, reach out to a qualified healthcare provider or a licensed mental health professional. You're worth it.

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Ever feel like you're trying to hold it all together while the internet yells at you about seed oils? Same.

In this episode, Stacy and Sarah are back together—real talk style—to unpack what happens when you're burned out on busting myths and crave more meaning. From internet trolls to emotional spoons, from doomscrolling to baby goats, we cover the full spectrum of what it looks like to live in the chaos and still make space for joy.

We talk about the shift from fighting diet culture head-on to reclaiming creativity, community, and calm. Whether it's ceramics, improv, or just a well-made smoothie, this one’s about finding what fills your cup (and letting go of what drains it).

00:00 | Reclaiming Meaningful Conversations  

01:10 | Trolls, Trust, and Online Fatigue  

02:24 | Leaving Diet Culture Behind  

05:04 | Curating Your Social Media for Mental Health  

08:50 | The Cost of Doomscrolling & Emotional Bandwidth  

13:15 | Ceramics, Creativity, and Self-Reclamation  

23:23 | Why Creative Hobbies Are Mental Health Tools  

29:05 | Setting Boundaries and Choosing Joy  

32:34 | Rebuilding Community and Redefining Purpose  

35:43 | Letting Go of Expectations, Embracing the Present 

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