Keri Glassman is a renowned celebrity nutritionist and wellness thought leader. She is the founder and CEO of Nutritious Life and has been featured on countless national news outlets such as The View, Vogue Magazine, and Women’s Health. In today's episode, Keri is answering all the questions you may have about nutrition, from tips to get more protein (and how much we actually need) to how to eat strategically to reduce inflammation. Keri also sets the record straight on foods that "mimic weight loss drugs" and shares why food can actually increase GLP-1s naturally. You'll leave this episode with tons of tangible wellness advice, including Keri's supplement routine and a 4-day "cleanse" she does whenever she needs a reset. 

Ayesha Perry-Iqbal is a model, influencer, speaker, and women's rights advocate. In today's powerful conversation, Ayesha shares what she learned from feeling othered in her childhood, body-shaming experiences that affected her confidence, and how she learned to love her body. Ayesha also shares her emotional experience with domestic violence and her journey with healing after trauma. Josie and Ayesha talk about misconceptions about domestic abuse, what love actually looks like, and why women should be angry. This episode offers life-changing lessons on healing, empowerment, and true self-love.

"I really need to get my sugar cravings under control–any advice?". Josie answers the question by tackling the physiological and emotional root causes of sugar cravings. She also breaks down what cravings really mean (and what most people get wrong about cravings), and how to actually heal your sugar cravings and feel more in control of your relationship with sugar and food. Josie also shares her favorite sugar-free dessert recipe she eats daily.

Robin Arzón is a head instructor at Peleton, a New York Times best-selling author, and a fitness expert who has been featured in media outlets such as Women's Health and SHAPE. Robin views movement as medicine and believes that feeling our best in our bodies should not be so hard. In today's episode, Robin spills her wellness secrets. She shares tangible strategies and routines to get more fit and tips to actually love running (no matter how much you think you hate it now). Robin also shares the daily wellness routines she swears by and how she fits in more protein while eating plant-based. Robin gives tips to achieve your goals this year, including why you probably need to go on a "should detox," and the simple mindset changes that make the difference between wanting to achieve something and actually achieving it.

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.

Are you struggling to feel confident in your body, or do you feel like you’ll love yourself only when you lose those 10 pounds or get six-pack abs? On today’s episode, Josie sits down with Dr. Adrienne Youdim to put an end to the confusion and toxicity around weight loss for women. Dr. Youdim served as medical director of the Cedars-Sinai Weight Loss Center before opening her own weight loss practice in Beverly Hills. We’ll be discussing why weight loss feels so hard (and how to make it easier), why loving yourself has to come before losing weight, and how to get out of the toxic cycle of diet culture once and for all.