In this powerful episode of T Is for Transformation, Shaun T sits down with Jordan from Manchester, UK—a true example of what it means to turn pain into purpose. Bullied throughout his school years for his weight and sexuality, Jordan faced deep struggles with confidence, body image, and mental health. But instead of letting the world define him, he chose to fight back—with fitness as his tool for healing.

Jordan shares how discovering the Insanity workout program became more than just a way to lose weight—it became a lifeline. Through movement, he rebuilt his mental strength, gained confidence, and learned how to stand tall in his truth. Together, he and Shaun explore how transformation starts from within and how fitness can become a powerful force for reclaiming self-worth.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone who has ever felt broken, bullied, or not enough. Jordan’s story is a reminder that your past doesn’t define you—your power does.

In this episode of T Is for Transformation, we get real about how discovering a passion can lead to a whole new level of growth - especially when it’s fueled by community and connection. Shaun opens up about the joy of group exercise and how its energy can light a fire in your soul. But even passion has its limits. Shaun shares how being overextended led to burnout, and the tools he uses now to set boundaries, stay grounded, and pursue his goals without losing himself in the process.

From learning to have a healthy relationship with food to embracing self-acceptance, this episode dives deep into what it means to grow mentally, emotionally, and physically.

In this powerful and deeply personal episode of T is for Transformation, Shaun sits down with Lisa Woods, a woman whose transformative journey began with a painful and humiliating doctor's appointment. Lisa shares her struggles with binge eating, emotional trauma, and the ongoing battle with self-acceptance, shedding light on the emotional weight that often goes unnoticed behind physical transformation.

Shaun and Lisa discuss the complex relationship many of us have with food, the impact of childhood trauma, and the resilience required to overcome internal judgments and societal expectations. Lisa's story reminds us that true success isn't just about physical changes; it’s about conquering the negative voices in our minds and learning to love ourselves from within!

Listen to discover how self-love and mental wellness can redefine your journey towards lasting change.

In this empowering episode of T Is for Transformation, Shaun T shares his personal journey of overcoming significant financial and personal hardships, inspiring listeners to tackle their own obstacles head-on. Discover why embracing discomfort and consistency are key to reaching your long-term goals - whether in fitness, career, or personal development.

You’ll learn specific strategies to rise above mediocrity by setting clear goals, stepping outside your comfort zone, and surrounding yourself with people who foster growth. Shaun provides actionable tips to shift your mindset, take full responsibility for your path, and create a practical plan for meaningful transformation.

Beyond the Scale: Embracing Sustainable Fitness

In this episode of T Is for Transformation, host Shaun T explores the dangers of society’s obsession with instant gratification, particularly in the realm of rapid weight loss. Guest Glenn Cragun shares her compelling journey of losing 150 pounds in six months, only to regain much of the weight due to unsustainable habits and the mental toll it took.

Together, they discuss the significance of adopting long-term, sustainable approaches to fitness and nutrition, prioritizing overall health over quick results. They highlight the importance of consistency, patience, and a supportive environment in achieving lasting transformation. Glenn reflects on her experience in Shaun T's Dig Deeper program, where she learned to cultivate both mental and physical well-being. Through their conversation, listeners are encouraged to focus on steady progress and inner fulfillment rather than chasing temporary numerical goals.

Personal transformation is about recognizing your worth and shaping your journey in a way that’s uniquely yours. In this Dig a Little Deeper episode of T Is for Transformation, Shaun T dives deep into the concept of personal transformation, emphasizing that change isn’t something that just happens—it’s something you create.

Shaun highlights the importance of internal motivation and self-value, exploring topics such as overcoming societal judgments, healing from childhood trauma, and embracing the lifelong process of self-improvement. He also discusses the power of supportive relationships and personal accountability in achieving long-term success.

In this episode of T is for Transformation, Shaun T sits down with Shannon Buruchian to explore her powerful journey of breaking free from a toxic, abusive seven-year relationship and reclaiming her power. Shannon opens up about the moment she recognized the reality of narcissistic abuse, her battle with Complex PTSD, and the steps she took to rebuild her life. The conversation delves into the emotional and mental toll of staying in a destructive relationship, the transformative impact of therapy, and the process of rediscovering self-worth. Once a high-achieving athlete hiding internal struggles, Shannon has emerged as a voice for resilience and self-care. Her story serves as a powerful reminder that no one has to stay stuck in a toxic situation—and that healing, growth, and self-reclamation are always possible.

This Dig a Little Deeper episode of T Is for Transformation explores the impact of social media negativity, the importance of setting boundaries, and the role of self-care in handling criticism. It delves into the power of self-worth, staying true to oneself, and managing online judgment.

Beyond social media, the episode also covers coping with grief, protecting personal energy, balancing parenting and relationships, maintaining consistency in personal growth, and recognizing when to let go of what no longer serves a purpose. Through it all, the focus remains on embracing transformation with resilience and an open mind.

In this powerful episode of 'T is for Transformation,' Shaun welcomes guest Chrystal, who shares her inspiring story of overcoming significant health challenges and personal hardships. Chrystal recounts her life-changing journey that began when she was given just six months to live. This episode explores the crucial roles of food, family, and fitness in her remarkable transformation. She opens up about her abusive past relationship, her struggle with obesity and health issues, and how she ultimately found love, support, and strength through fitness.

The conversation delves into the emotional and psychological hurdles she faced, her powerful 'why,' and the importance of living authentically. This episode is guaranteed to inspire listeners to push through their own challenges by trusting the process and truly believing in themselves.

00:33 Facing mortality: Chrystal's story begins

01:18 Chrystal's health struggles and her turning point

02:28 The role of genetics and family history

03:13 The wake-up call: Chrystal being told she has six months to live

06:04 Overcoming abuse and finding strength

10:21 Chrystals fitness and health journey

20:05 The power of support and love

21:42 Teachable Moments

26:12 Final Thoughts

 In this Dig a Little Deeper episode, host Shaun T delves deep into the theme of self-transformation, emphasizing the importance of knowing and connecting with oneself. The discussion includes how to develop positive selfishness, understanding the real process behind transformations, and forming meaningful connections in both digital and real-life spaces.

This episode also tackles the controversial topic of weight-loss drugs and the significance of making personal health decisions that prioritize one's well-being. Lastly, the host shares personal reflections on body image, fitness, and the critical importance of fostering self-love and a healthy lifestyle over mere weight loss.