In this solo episode, Josie shares the three most life-changing wellness rituals she started in 2024 that are so good, she's keeping them going in 2025. Listen to find out surprising wellness tips, the supplement that changed her immune system, book recommendations, her detailed fitness routine, and more.

Dr. Stacie Stephenson MD is one of America's leading lifestyle doctors, a bestselling author, and a pioneer of functional and integrative medicine. In today's episode, Dr. Stacie sits down with Josie to discuss the meaning of true health, what it actually means to live vibrantly, and what the wellness industry gets wrong. She shares what to do if you're lacking motivation, how to feel healthy even during the holidays, and health tips to feel vibrant in 90 days. You'll be fascinated by Dr. Stacie's honest advice on what research says is the optimal diet, and why we're too obsessed with protein these days.

Karena Dawn is a fitness coach, author, entrepreneur, and the co-founder of well-known fitness brand, Tone It Up. In today's conversation, Karena opens up about her lifelong struggle with mental health: from growing up with a mother who was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia to her history of drug abuse and depression. She gives amazing insight on how to heal, find joy after hardship, and cope with mental health struggles. Karena and Josie also chat about Karena's favorite biohacks, tips for adding in more protein, and her opinion on living in "The Ozempic Era."

After severe back injuries left her unable to walk, Brandy Gillmore was told by doctor after doctor she would never get better. She started to learn about the mind-body connection and healed her own body through healing emotions and self-limiting beliefs. And ever since, she has been on a mission to help others do the same. Brandy is a doctor of holistic health science, professor of holistic medicine, and author of Master Your Mind to Heal Your Body: You Can Be Your Own Cure. In today's episode, Josie and Brandy discuss how to heal your body, from weight loss to healed symptoms to improving the immune system. Brandy explains why the mind-body connection is the secret to having the body of your dreams, and how to use the fascinating research to heal yourself.

One of the top weight loss experts in the country, Dr. Adrienne Youdim is setting the record straight on Ozempic, GLP-1s, and how to actually lose weight if you feel like you've tried "everything." Dr. Youdim served as medical director of the Cedars-Sinai Weight Loss Center before opening her own weight loss practice in Beverly Hills, and is the author of the book Hungry for More: Stories and Science to Inspire Weight Loss From the Inside Out. On her second appearance on The Everygirl Podcast, Dr. Youdim is sharing her thoughts on the resurgence of diet culture, and everything you need to know about Ozempic and other popular weight-loss drugs: How they work, who they're actually for, the pros and cons, busting common myths, and the right protocol if you're taking them. She also shares her thoughts on "Ozempic dupes," and tips to lose weight healthily if a prescription is not right for you.

Lulu Ge is a Traditional Chinese Medicine Herbalist and founder of Elix. a holistic solution for women to use herbs to balance their hormones, heal period symptoms, and improve their health. In this episode, Josie and Lulu get into why so many women are suffering with period-related issues (in silence) and how we can look to the root cause to find solutions. Lulu also shares what Traditional Chinese Medicine actually is, and why it may be the answer you've been looking for to heal your body holistically. Lulu gives tips and tricks from herbs, to foods, to acupressure points for a wide range of common symptoms such as brain fog, period pain, hormonal acne, and weight loss. If you've tried everything to heal your symptoms and nothing has worked, this episode is for you.

Do you want to feel more motivated to improve your fitness? Are you struggling to find the balance between wanting to achieve health goals while supporting and loving your body? Fitness coach Laura Girard is changing the workout game with "body-friendly fitness," or movement that acknowledges every body is different and approaches health without shame or diet culture. In today's episode, Laura shares how to cut through the toxic messaging and marketing ploys to build a routine that works best for your mind, body, and lifestyle. Laura also busts myths why the word "toned" is a marketing scheme or why weight-lifting won't make you bulky. This episode will change the way you think about fitness and help you build the motivation and routine that will make the biggest difference in your life (and actually stick).

Steph Robinson is a holistic nutritionist who became the newest wellness it-girl thanks to her inspirational social media posts, delicious recipes, and big-sister advice. For years, Steph dealt with horrible hormonal acne and gut issues so bad she couldn't get out of bed. After working with a functional doctor to heal from the inside out and change her life, she wanted to help other women heal too. In today's episode, we get into the details of how Steph healed her gut, skin, and hormones, and all of her wellness tips for living your best life (even while you're traveling). Steph also shares the foods and supplements she eats in a day, and the game-changing lessons about nutrition she has learned living in Europe (hint: it's very different from her previous life in LA).

Sarah Nicole Landry is the founder and creator of the insanely popular blog, podcast, and brand, The Birds Papaya. Sarah initially went viral years ago for her "successful" 100lb weight loss journey–but secretly, she had never felt worse (both physically and mentally). Sarah decided to start posting about her insecurities instead, and years (and millions of followers) later, she has created a successful career out of helping women embrace their bodies, get over insecurities, and love themselves. In today's powerful episode, Sarah shares her journey from disordered eating and body insecurities as a child to how she's able to own and respect her body now. Josie and Sarah also chat about why body neutrality may be better than body positivity, unique rituals to cultivate more self-love, and why negative self-talk is preventing us from reaching our dreams. This episode will make you laugh, cry, and love yourself more.

To our wellness girlies who want to completely eradicate symptoms, majorly improve energy or gut health, and look and feel better than ever, this episode is a must-listen. Aggie Lal is known to her 1 million+ followers as "Your Biohacking Bestie" for good reason: Her health advice has gone viral for helping women get fit effortlessly, feel more beautiful, and unleash their superpowers. In today's conversation, Josie and Aggie chat about Aggie's health journey and how she did a heavy metal detox that changed her life. Aggie shares all of her best biohacking tips from improving sleep to healing the gut to being more magnetic (and the change she says will get you "any man or any job on the planet"), as well as the daily routines she swears by. Get your notepads ready because you're going to want to remember these tips!

Lisa Odenweller is a serial entrepreneur and founder of Kroma Wellness, a superfood and detox brand beloved by experts and celebs such as Dr. Will Cole, Melissa Wood-Tepperberg, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Amy Schumer. Lisa's wellness journey started when she used food to heal her hormones and get her daughter off of ADD medication. After realizing what it could do, she knew she needed to share the power of nutrition with the world. In this episode, Josie and Lisa chat about how to use food to optimize mental and physical health, the role the nervous system plays in physical symptoms, and Lisa's favorite superfoods to incorporate into your diet. Lisa also shares how to "cleanse" (the healthy way), and how to detox your body in a way that's supportive and helpful instead of restrictive and damaging. Spoiler: Lisa's tips will transform the way you care for your body and think of a "cleanse."

Lauren Papanos, MS, RD, CSSD is a registered dietician nutritionist, hormone specialist, and nutrition researcher. She started as a collegiate sports dietician where she worked with countless women dealing with hormonal imbalances and reproductive-related issues. Her passion for helping women heal their bodies grew and she founded Functional Fueling to help women identify the root causes of underlying hormonal imbalances and actually heal. In this episode, Lauren shares the three main reasons most women have reproductive issues from PCOS to cramps, why most of us are malnourished, how to heal hormones (hint: it's not cycle syncing as you've heard of), and protocols to follow based on symptoms you experience. Lauren also dives into the metabolism and thyroid, offers amazing health hacks no one ever talks about, and shares tips for healing your body during the holidays.

Dr. Robin Berzin is the CEO and founder of America’s leading holistic medical practice, Parsley Health, which she created after realizing a desperate gap in healthcare that prioritizes prevention, treating chronic symptoms, and identifying the root cause. In this episode, Dr. Robin gives tips and strategies to not just heal symptoms and chronic issues, but to feel as energized, vibrant, and well as possible. Dr. Robin and Josie discuss the role of epigenetics versus genetics, how health is a currency, and why the majority of women are dealing with symptoms or chronic issues. Dr. Robin also shares her best health tips, a workout "prescription," and how people in the Blue Zones are living until they're 100. From tips to make your alcohol healthier to how to reduce biological aging, this episode is packed with important information that every woman needs to hear to live her healthiest life.

Carly Stein Kremer is the founder of Beekeeper’s Naturals, the fastest-growing immune supplement brand. After years of living with an autoimmune condition and constantly feeling sick, Carly discovered propolis while living abroad and it transformed her body in everything from treating common colds to healing her autoimmune. In 2017, she traded in her corporate career at Goldman Sachs to dedicate her life to beekeeping, selling products at the farmer's market. Since then, Carly has been recognized as a game-changing entrepreneur in Forbes 30 Under 30 list, and her little farmer's market stand has grown to be sold in Whole Foods, CVS, Target, and ranked #1 in the Cold and Flu category on Amazon. In today's episode, Carly breaks down the different bee products (from royal jelly to propolis to bee pollen), what they are, their (insane!) benefits, and how they're transforming the wellness game. She also shares what gave her the confidence to leave her stable job at Goldman Sachs, and what she took from her experience to apply to her own company. This episode is so jam-packed with mind-blowing tidbits in both wellness and career, it will leave you buzzing (pun intended!).

At age 16, Nadya Okamoto started PERIOD.org, an organization fighting to end period poverty and stigma, and at age 19 she ran for public office to fight for menstruators' reproductive rights. Since then, she wrote Period Power: A Manifesto for the Menstrual Movement and co-founded August, a lifestyle brand working to reimagine periods. She has been recognized on Forbes 30 Under 30 and People Magazine's Women Changing the World lists. In this episode, we cover how to change the period shame and stigma in our culture; period poverty, the tampon tax, and why they affect all of us; and what you need to know about the patriarchy and period health. Nadya also explains how capitalism helped her create more positive social change, why prioritizing your financial freedom and well-being is not selfish, and how her need for external validation was masked as confidence. This episode will heal the preteen in you who felt embarrassed about her changing body, ignite a passion for changing society and stigma, and rethink everything you believe about confidence.

Tayla Burke is a certified holistic health coach and founder of the Instagram-loved supplement brand and online community, My Girl Wellness. Tayla launched her own line of gut-health supplements after dealing with painful and uncomfortable digestive symptoms for much of her life, and went through a lot of work to heal her gut and feel her very best. On today's episode, Josie and Tayla are chatting all things gut health, from what you should look for in supplements (AKA which ones are and are not worth it), the rituals and routines Tayla swears healed her symptoms, and the key to optimizing gut health that people are not talking about enough. Tayla always shares her pregnancy wellness tips and how (and why!) she prioritizes time for her own wellbeing while being a busy mom and entrepreneur. Whether you're a new mom or want to heal your gut, this episode provides so many wellness tips and tricks to live a healthier life and feel better in your body.

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On today's episode, Josie sits down with Olivia Amitrano (better known as Organic Olivia), a clinical herbalist, blogger, and founder & CEO of Organic Olivia, a brand of healing supplements, teas, and tinctures rooted in herbology. Olivia shares her lifelong journey with autoimmune disease and chronic symptoms, and how she evolved her routines and did a lot of inner work to achieve healing. Josie and Olivia also discuss why the root of chronic symptoms can be emotional or previous trauma, how Olivia is currently doing a life audit (just in time for her wedding), and the 101 on herbology—how it works, why it does not contradict modern science, and that is universal to all of us. Additionally, Olivia shares the nine steps she uses to help clients heal their chronic symptoms.

Sabeena Ladha is the founder of DEUX, Instagram's favorite raw cookie dough brand that's vegan, gluten-free, and jam-packed with vitamins and adaptogens. On today's episode, Sabeena discusses her entrepreneurial journey, from working for Pepsi to becoming interested in wellness, to the personality traits that she attributes to her success and why DEUX has blown up. Sabeena is a marketing queen and so knowledgeable about the food industry. She also talks about her experience on Shark Tank and the misogyny that followed (hint: it has to do with what she wore *major eye roll*). Sabeena was also featured on this season of Vanderpump Rules to assist Katie and Ariana with their sandwich shop, and was at SUR to witness Katie and Raquel's massive fight in what was supposed to be the season finale, so Josie had to ask her to spill all the tea on the BTS of this iconic season.

Joanna Vargas is Hollywood's favorite facialist, with a clientele that reads like the Oscars guest list. She is the founder of the Joanna Vargas Skincare line, and has spas in NYC and LA. On today's episode, Joanna is spilling all her tips and skincare secrets, including the exact process she uses to get celebrities red carpet ready. But Joanna is also a big practitioner in beauty from the inside out, so she's also sharing her wellness rituals for glowing skin, including the smoothie recipe she drinks every day, why we should all be drinking chlorophyll water, and how food intolerances relate to acne. This episode covers a wide range of topics, price points, and ideologies, from the latest treatments celebrities are getting (and her thoughts on laser, Morpheus 8, etc.) to DIY tricks that cost next to nothing but make a major difference (i.e. cotton pads soaked in chamomile tea). Joanna is dispelling the myth that celebrities just woke up like this, and teaches you why you shouldn't follow the TikTok trends.

Amanda Kloots is an actor, co-host on The Talk, best-selling author, celebrity trainer, and placed fourth place on Season 30 of Dancing With the Stars. But beyond her insanely impressive resume, Amanda is helping others cope with grief and loss. Amanda lost her husband and the father of their infant son, Elvis, to complications from COVID-19 in July 2020. She wrote the book Live Your Life: My Story of Loving and Losing Nick Cordero to honor his memory and share her healing journey through loss. In this episode, Josie and Amanda discuss what helped Amanda through the grieving process (including the "two inches away" concept) and how she became more connected to her spirituality. Amanda also shares how she prioritizes her mental health, and stories about her start on Broadway (she was also a Rockette, NBD) to how she became a celebrity fitness trainer and TV personality. This episode is a powerful one about going through loss, experiencing deep love, and knowing what you want out of life.