In this expansive and soul-led conversation, Madelyn sits down with mother, author, and feminine embodiment advocate Davina Rankin to explore what happens when we choose to slow down and why so many women are questioning the hustle-fuelled version of success they were sold.

Davina shares how burnout, chronic illness, and people-pleasing pushed her into a full-body reckoning, one that led to nervous system healing, deep self-acceptance and a new relationship with identity, motherhood, and purpose.

If you’ve been craving alignment, softness, and a more sustainable way to be successful, this is for you. It’s time to unlearn the rules and rewrite your rhythm.

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In this episode, we cover:

• The hidden toll of hustle culture on women’s mental health

• How feminine embodiment supports healing and identity repair

• Surrendering control and letting life re-shape you

• Nervous system regulation after chronic burnout

• Inner child healing and reclaiming softness

• The truth about “doing it all” as a mother, business owner, and woman

• How Davina created a slow-living lifestyle that feels more honest and whole

If this conversation moved you, please subscribe, leave a review, or share it with a friend. Your support helps more women find this space and feel less alone on their journey.

In this powerful and heartfelt conversation, Madelyn is joined by Jessica Ella, Founder of Aaruka Therapy and one of Australia’s leading trauma therapists and subconscious reprogramming mentors, to explore the truth about trauma, triggers and how our past shapes the life we’re living today.

Jessica breaks down what trauma actually is (hint: it isn’t always what you think), why every trigger links back to an “open memory,” and how subconscious patterns can keep women stuck in survival mode, even when life looks successful on the outside.

Together, they unpack the most common, invisible barriers that show up in relationships, self‑worth, expression, confidence and identity and what it takes to finally process, integrate and move through them.

This episode isn’t about shame, it’s about clarity, understanding what’s been running you behind the scenes, and how healing it frees you to own your voice, your power, and your future.

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If this conversation resonated with you, please like, subscribe, or share it with someone who needs to hear this today. Your support helps more women discover this space and feel truly understood on their journey of healing and becoming.

In a world that constantly tells women to try more products, cut more calories, and do more to feel well, Meah Robertson brings it back to the basics: connection, nourishment, and inner balance.

In this episode, Meah opens up about the real reasons so many women are battling fatigue, breakouts, and hormonal chaos and why it's time we stopped treating the symptoms and started tuning into our bodies.

If you’ve ever struggled with skin issues, period problems, gut health, or felt let down by the mainstream wellness space, this conversation will feel like the deep breath you didn’t know you needed.

Connect with Meah → https://www.instagram.com/meahrobertson

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In this episode, we cover:

• How emotions and stress impact your skin and cycle

• The truth about zinc, liver health and breakouts

• The power of food-based healing and daily rhythms

• Meah’s natural approach to supporting PCOS and period pain

• Why so many women are under-eating (and how it’s hurting your health)

• The surprising link between gut issues and your glow

• How to build energy without stimulants or quick fixes

• The importance of simplifying your skincare routine

• Daily rituals that actually support your hormones

If this episode resonated with you, hit subscribe and leave a comment.It helps more women find these empowering conversations about health, healing, and living in alignment with your body.

This is probably one of my favourite solo episodes I have ever recorded - if you feel like you are somewhere in between the old you and the desired future you, this one is for you.

In this episode, I guide you the signs of an identity upgrade, how to harness this period so you feel empowered and the tips to embody your new identity faster.

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Welcome to our file bite size episode (for now) normal format starting next week - I'm your host Madelyn Carafa and this is The Healthy Hustlers Podcast.

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Welcome to another bite size episode - I'm your host Madelyn Carafa and this is The Healthy Hustlers Podcast.

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Another bite size episode to help you lean into harnessing your intuition for your personal power.

Let me know your biggest takeaway and what your are implementing by sending me a DM on instagram @madelyncarafa

Guest episodes relaunching from 27th October x

I'm back. After months off the mic I'm excited to bing you a new series of solo episodes to help you anchor deeper into who you are here to be.

Send me a DM on instagram @madelyncarafa with your takeaway for this episode and any suggestions on topics your like me to explore with mindset and spirituality.

Thanks for being here, I'm so excited to be back xx

Welcome to a new mini series to bring back The Healthy Hustlers Podcast - over the coming weeks I'll be sharing bite size episodes to broaden your spiritual connection and bring more magic to your world.

Let me know via instagram message @madelyncarafa your key takeaways, what resonates or what you'd love to hear more of.

I'm excited to be back.

Madelyn x

Welcome to the third and final episode of our 3-part podcast series which dives deep into the sneaky self-sabotage patterns that keep ambitious women stuck - the ones that look like “being responsible” but are actually rooted in fear.

In this series we’re talking about the normalised habits that feel safe but quietly hold you back from your next level.

This isn’t about forcing change. It’s about creating awareness, safety in your nervous system, and building the mindset that supports real growth.

DOWNLOAD FREE WORKBOOK: ⁠⁠Self Sabotage Workbook ⁠⁠

Check out Jess:⁠⁠ HERE⁠⁠

Listen to her podcast: ⁠⁠HERE