Uninterrupted

Luka McCabe is a realist when it comes to food. Sure, in an ideal world we'd all eat wholefoods 100% of the time, but the busy, expense-laden reality is far from it. 

On this ep, the author, midwife, business owner and mother gets frank about slinging meals on the table, squeezing in gym sessions, the art of making small, cost-efficient changes and the camping fails that haven't dampened her enthusiasm for The Great Outdoors.

CREDITS: 

This podcast was hosted and produced by WH head of brand Scarlett Keddie with sound editing by Evan Lawrence.

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Alyssa Healy is equal parts chilled, equal parts focussed. For someone who helms the dominant Australian women's cricket team, Healy had big boots to fill when she took the post at the end of 2023, but the wicket keeper is doing it in calm, level style. And not only behind the stumps.

On this ep, Alyssa Healy talks about leading from within, navigating grief, a sometimes-ships-in-the-night life with husband Mitchell Starc and the beautiful frustration of golf, among other things.

CREDITS: 

This podcast was hosted and produced by WH head of brand Scarlett Keddie with sound editing by Evan Lawrence.

For more from Australian Women’s Health, find us on Instagram and visit our website.

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Rachael Finch had a glamorous life as a model and tv presenter in her 20s. She lived in London, New York, Germany, Singapore and New Zealand, but somewhere along the way the former Miss Universe Australia began self-restricting and competing with herself. Thankfully, a change in career and location changed the trajectory.

Here's how Rachael found warmth and 'home' in herself, husband, family and a new career, ultimately coming out of the haze and into equilibrium.

CREDITS: 

This podcast was hosted and produced by WH head of brand Scarlett Keddie with sound editing by Evan Lawrence.

For more from Australian Women’s Health, find us on Instagram and visit our website.

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Brooke Hogan is a beacon of gold.

Her Instagram shows a grid of family, retriever, Pilates and composure. But, like all stories in life, it's taken hard work to get there: a sometimes confronting modelling career, a first business that didn't cut the mustard and, most importantly, an arduous but ultimately successful IVF journey.

Here's how Brooke Hogan took hits, misses and dives but has firmly landed on her feet.

CREDITS: 

This podcast was hosted and produced by WH head of brand Scarlett Keddie with sound editing by Evan Lawrence.

For more from Australian Women’s Health, find us on Instagram and visit our website.

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Numbers are a big part of Ellie Cole's life.

She lost one leg at the age of three, has won 17 - yes, 17 - medals in swimming and is Australia's most decorated Paralympian.

But what's Ellie's biggest achievement? Beyond the joy of co-parenting her five-month-old son Felix, it's how humble, candid and lovable she is. Tune in to meet a woman who is a legend in more ways than one. 

CREDITS: 

This podcast was hosted and produced by WH head of brand Scarlett Keddie with sound editing by Evan Lawrence.

For more from Australian Women’s Health, find us on Instagram and visit our website.

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After two pregnancies, weight gain, a couple of mum tums and feeling a bit lost in the process, Tiff Hall has something to say.

The ex-Gladiator, author, tv personality and fitness trainer talks to head of brand for Women's Health, Scarlett Keddie, about postpartum repression, women supporting women and the power of a good Winston Churchill quote.

CREDITS: 

This podcast was hosted and produced by WH head of brand Scarlett Keddie with sound editing by Evan Lawrence.

For more from Australian Women’s Health, find us on Instagram and visit our website.

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We're back! Uninterrupted is live, and for the first ep of the season Melissa Leong chats about life at the moment, managing anxiety and depression from a young age, her love of perfume and mixed martial arts, and locking herself out of the house (relatable).

CREDITS: 

This podcast was hosted and produced by WH head of brand Scarlett Keddie with sound editing by Evan Lawrence.

For more from Australian Women’s Health, find us on Instagram and visit our website.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here’s a not-so-fun stat that many of us may relate to: 69 per cent of women are currently stressed, according to a 2022 report by Liptember Foundation. That’s just one reason we’re excited about today’s podcast guest. Mind coach Poppy Delbridge is on a mission to help people ease stress and live their best, most joyful lives. As well as drawing on the likes of manifestation, she’s also an expert in tapping – a practice that involves physically tapping on certain areas of the body. You’ll hear more about that in this episode, and you can dig even deeper via Poppy’s new book ‘Tapping In: Manifest the life you want with the transformative power of tapping’. She even takes our managing editor Alex Davies through a short tapping exercise at the end of their chat.

CREDITS: 

This podcast was hosted by WH managing editor Alex Davies and produced by WH editor-in-chief Lizza Gebilagin with additional sound editing by Jess Campbell.

For more from Women’s Health Australia, find us on Instagram, visit our website or find the print and digital editions of the magazine.

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Before interviewing Chris Hemsworth on the red carpet, making history as the first woman of Asian descent to be crowned Miss Universe Australia, or becoming a beauty ambassador for Swisse, Francesca Hung struggled with her identity. ⁠

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For a long time, her mental health was affected by not feeling like she truly belonged, like she was in "no man's land" as she didn't look "typically Australian" while also being disconnected from her Asian heritage. It's a feeling many first-gen Aussies will relate to but one that's not often spoken about or the affect it's had on mental health. It's why she's sharing her story so openly. In this episode, Francesca talks about how she made peace with her identity, the impact of exercise (and cold showers) on her wellbeing and why true beauty and wellness comes from within.

CREDITS: 

This podcast was hosted and produced by WH editor-in-chief Lizza Gebilagin with additional sound editing by Jess Campbell.

For more from Women’s Health Australia, find us on Instagram, visit our website or find the print and digital editions of the magazine.

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Explosive and heavy. That’s how comedian and podcaster Em Rusciano describes her period. But the thing that annoys her the most about it is that she didn’t feel like she had control of it until her mid-30s. Now, she tries to work with her cycle. She knows it isn’t something you just “plug up and go” and rather she gives herself permission to do less when it is “explosive and heavy”.

In this episode, the Boody ambassador makes the case for talking about our periods more, her experience of diagnosed with ADHD and autism in her 40s, and why she’s unlearning the shame around both.

CREDITS: 

This podcast was hosted and produced by WH editor-in-chief Lizza Gebilagin.

For more from Women’s Health Australia, find us on Instagram, visit our website or find the print and digital editions of the magazine.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.