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In the final episode of our 4 Pillars of Health series, we’re talking about something that impacts virtually every area of our physical and emotional health: stress.

But instead of just talking about relaxation, we start this episode with a guided meditation so you can actually experience what it feels like to slow down, settle your nervous system, and reconnect with a calmer version of yourself.

And from there, we ask an important question: What are the things in your life that make you feel more like THAT? Because managing stress isn't only about eliminating stressful things from our lives. Sometimes we can't change what's happening around us, but we can become more aware of what helps our bodies feel safe, grounded and restored, and intentionally create more of those experiences.

We explore stress from two sides: the body and the mind.We talk about listening to your body and noticing the people, places, activities and experiences that genuinely regulate you, but we also dig into the stories happening inside your head. Many of our automatic thoughts weren't consciously chosen. They were shaped by our families, childhood experiences, relationships and society. And sometimes those old stories create far more stress than the situation itself. So what happens when we start questioning them?

We also explore the idea of stress as a tool for resilience. Rather than believing that a good life, or good parenting means protecting ourselves and our kids from every difficult experience, what if some stress actually gives us an opportunity to discover what we're capable of?

And finally, we talk about something many of us struggle with: how to love and support the people around us without absorbing their stress as our own.

Thank you for listening, we hope this episode is helpful. Say hi on instagram @thehotjohnson

What if the workout you've been forcing yourself to do is actually working against you?

We've been taught that more is always better. Wake up at 5 a.m., push harder, sweat more, burn more calories. But what if the key to feeling your best isn't doing *more*—it's doing what your body actually needs?

In Part 3 of our Four Pillars of Health series, we're talking all about "movement" but probably not in the way you expect.

This isn't another episode telling you to exercise more or lose weight. It's about completely reframing your relationship with movement and seeing it as an act of caring for your body, not punishing it.

We dive into:

* How to discover the type of exercise that's right for YOUR body.

* Why some workouts can leave you feeling exhausted, puffy, inflamed, or stuck—especially during perimenopause or times of chronic stress.

* Why more exercise isn't always better.

* How to move in a way that supports your hormones, nervous system, energy, and long-term health.

* How shifting your mindset around movement can improve your mental, emotional, and physical well-being.

If you've ever felt like you're doing everything right but still aren't seeing results or you've started to dread working out, this conversation might completely change the way you think about fitness.

Because movement shouldn't feel like punishment.

It should help you feel stronger, healthier, more energized, and more connected to your body.

We’re back 😂

After taking 6 months off from the podcast, we finally sat down for a good brother/sister catch-up and talked about where we’ve been, what life’s been like lately, and why we disappeared for a while.

This episode is super casual, honest, and all over the place in the best way. We talk about life, stress, growth, relationships, mental health, burnout, random realizations, and just trying to figure things out as we go like everyone else.

It honestly just felt really good to sit down and talk again.

Thanks for being here and thanks for sticking around while we took a break ❤️

Drop a comment and let us know what’s been going on in your world lately 👇🎙️

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Bron & Denai Johnson

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If you’re tired of being tired, this episode is your wake-up call. 😴

This week on The Hot Johnson we’re diving deep into the second fundamental of health: SLEEP!

In this episode, we unpack:

✨ The biggest reasons people struggle with sleep

🌙 Why your body can't get into a deep state of rest

💤 How what you're eating & drinking can really impact your sleep

⚡️Simple, science-backed fixes you can start tonight

We’ll share personal struggles, and practical tools to help you stop running on empty and start sleeping like a BOSS.

If you love what we’re about, hit subscribe, share it with your sleep-deprived friends, and follow us on IG @thehotjohnson

To book a counselling session with Denai click: https://denaijohnsoncounselling.janeapp.com/

Lots of love,Denai & Bron xo

I’ve never met anyone quite as authentic as Joey Labossiere, especially in the wellness space — and that’s exactly what drew Denai and I to have him on the show.

In this episode, Joey gets real as he opens up about his journey from working as a corrections officer to becoming a highly sought-after hypnotherapist, accidentally blowing up on TikTok, to helping thousands of people heal from trauma, rewrite limiting beliefs, and completely transform their lives.

He shares raw stories of his past — including his struggles with addiction, the powerful life lessons that came from it, and how those challenges guided him toward his purpose of helping others heal.

To top it all off, Joey leads us through a beautiful, light guided hypnosis session at the end of the episode that you definitely don’t want to miss.

Joey is one of the most grounded, genuine humans I’ve ever met, and this conversation is full of wisdom, truth, and heart.

🎧 Tune in, feel inspired, and connect deeper to your own healing journey.

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In this week’s Hot Johnson episode, we’re going back to the basics — the 4 fundamentals of health that truly change everything.

When Denai was in nutrition school, these were the core pillars that were taught. The truth is, if you focus on these things, you will feel so much better mentally, emotionally, and physically!

In this conversation, we break down everything nutrition — and we’re not holding back.We cover:🔥 Intermittent fasting — is it helpful or harmful?🍎 The truth about “which diet is best”🥐 Why you crave certain foods (and how to work with your body, not against it) and so much more!

This episode is for anyone who’s tired of the noise, ready to feel good again, and wants to understand the real foundations of health — not the trends.

We hope you laugh with us, and leave with practical tools to fuel your body and mind. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs a reset.

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This week on The Hot Johnson, we sit down with “Jamie,” an anonymous listener who is carrying the heavy weight of a heartbreaking decision. After years of building a family with her partner, their relationship is ending—and now she’s faced with one of the hardest conversations a parent can have: how to tell her son. Jamie’s son has already endured the loss of his biological father, and she worries about how another separation will impact him.This is a raw and real session about parenting through pain, facing the fear of “breaking” your child, and finding the strength to lead with love, even in the most difficult seasons. Whether you’re a parent navigating separation, or simply someone who’s been through loss, you’ll find wisdom, comfort, and practical guidance in this conversation.We would love to hear your thoughts on this episode in the comments. And if you'd like to be an anonymous guest on The Hot Johnson Podcast reach out to us on instagram @Thehotjohnson Lots of loveDenai & Bron

Welcome to Season 3! 🥳🔥 (WATCH THE EPISODE ON YOUTUBE!)We’re kicking things off with a powerful, heartfelt conversation. In this episode, Denai opens up about some of the biggest challenges she’s been moving through recently. It’s another one of those beautiful, raw, yet fun interactions between brother and sister — two life coaches on a mission to help make the world a better place.Together, we're diving into the real stuff: healing, growth, and the messy, inspiring journey of learning to live authentically, even when we're failing forward. Our goal always is to not only share our own healing journey's but to encourage and equip you with insights so you can do the same!This season, we’re going deeper, being braver, and bringing more laughter along the way. Strap in — we’re excited to have you with us for Season 3!👉 Connect with us on Instagram: @TheHotJohnson

In this episode we dive into the age-old debate: why do “bad boys” seem to get all the attention while “nice guys” get friend-zoned?

We explore what women are actually attracted to, the psychology behind each persona, and whether the whole nice guy vs. bad boy thing is just one big myth.

We also share personal stories, call out common dating patterns, and break down what it really means to be a high-quality, emotionally available man in today’s world.

Whether you’re a self-proclaimed nice guy, recovering bad boy, or just curious about the dynamics of modern attraction — this one’s for you.

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Do you feel like you often feel unsettled in your relationship and that you need a lot of reassurance that your partner wants you and loves you? Do you struggle to trust and feel safe? If so, this episode is for you.

This week on The Hot Johnson we're talking about attachment theory. If you're not familiar with this theory, it essentially talks about how our relationships with our childhood caregivers tremendously imprint the way we show up in our adulthood relationships. It is often said that many people are either running toward or away from love & this theory kinda touches on why that is.

In this episode we briefly touch on the 3 of the main attachment styles: anxious, avoidant and secure, and offer some tips on how to move from feeling anxious in our relationships, to feeling more confident and secure.We share our personal experience in how we have made this shift as both of us grew up more anxiously attached and today feel quite secure.

We always love to hear from you guys & SO appreciate your feedback!Dont hesitate to reach out on instagram  ⁨@thehotjohnson⁩  Much love, Bron & Denai xo