This week’s episode dives into a topic that’s often considered taboo — but is incredibly important: alcohol.

Whether you're sober, a social drinker, or simply questioning your relationship with alcohol, this episode will meet you with compassion, curiosity, and zero judgment. We're joined by Maureen Benkovich aka the “Sober Fit Chick”, alcohol freedom coach, speaker, author, and former personal trainer, to talk about what it means to explore alcohol use, especially as women navigating trauma, motherhood, wellness, and identity.

If you’ve ever felt guilty for taking a break, believe that hustling is the only path to success, or struggled to sit still without your mind racing — this episode is for you.

This week we’re flipping the script on how we view rest, because let’s be honest, rest isn’t a luxury — it’s a necessity. From physical and emotional rest to social and spiritual restoration, we explore how true rest goes far beyond sleep and scrolling.

Weighted vests are everywhere—from viral TikToks to major headlines in the New York Times. But are they just a trend, or actually worth adding to your routine?

We hear the word mindfulness all the time, but what does it actually mean… and more importantly, how do we practice it in real life?

In this episode, Maria, Tara and Elizabeth have a refreshingly real conversation on what mindfulness looks like outside of a yoga studio. From zoning out while driving to doom scrolling (or as Maria calls it — dumbscrolling), we explore how modern life disconnects us from the present moment — and how small shifts can bring us back to ourselves.

135. Burnout, Boundaries, and Redefining Success in High-Pressure Jobs with Tanner Greenwalt

Burnout doesn’t just happen in therapy rooms or hospitals—it happens in boardrooms, loan offices, and anywhere women are expected to give endlessly without pause. In this episode, we’re joined by Tanner Greenwalt, a seasoned mortgage professional who is changing the way her industry views mental health and success.

The Truth About Midlife: Perimenopause, Mindset, and Owning Your Power with Dr. Sara Poldmae

Protein is having a moment—but how much do you actually need?

In this episode, we’re digging into the hype, the research, and the real-life application of protein intake for women in all stages of life, including perimenopause and menopause. With so much noise around macros and protein powders, it can be hard to know what’s real and what’s just diet culture in disguise.

Why is it so hard for us to love our bodies?

In this episode, we explore the pervasive body negativity women are taught from an early age—and what it takes to shift that narrative. Inspired by a moving presentation from Tara, we dive deep into how we speak about, think about, and experience our bodies. Instead of focusing on what our bodies look like, we celebrate what they do.

Raising Healthy Kids—Without the Weight Talk with Jill Castle, Kids Thrive at Every Size 

Can We Please Make Fitness Less Toxic?

Are You Addicted to Your Phone? A Conversation on Digital Mindfulness

We’re Getting Real About Our Wellness: Struggles, Laughs, and A Dose of Vulnerability

Is there anything more important than your child’s mental health? In this episode, Maria Winters, a Licensed Mental Health Therapist, takes the lead on often-overlooked ways parents can support their kids’ emotional well-being. 

Think menopause is all about suffering in silence? Think again! We’re bringing back the Menopause Man himself, Ren Jones. Ren is a certified personal trainer specializing in menopause health, fitness, and nutrition, helping women over 30 feel strong, confident, and at home in their bodies.

Your body is the least interesting thing about you.

This episode is all about the complex world of body shaming, self-worth, and societal expectations with a personal story that sheds light on resilience and self-acceptance.

Gray hairs with attitude, body image trolls, and the absurd pressure to look perfect—yeah, we’re going there today.

In this episode, we were having a casual, off-line conversation about beauty, aging, and societal pressures when we thought — hey, this is too good not to share! Inspired by Nelly Furtado’s candid post on body neutrality, we dive into the absurdity of beauty standards. From tweezing gray hairs to handling unsolicited advice about makeup, we explore the unrelenting pressure women face to “look the part” at every age. Spoiler alert: even people in the pictures don’t look like that!

Today, we are honored to welcome José Luis Novo, Maestro of the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra, and Dr. Elizabeth Schmidt, board member and emergency medicine specialist. Together, we explore the profound impact music can have on our physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Music is not just for entertainment, it is also a powerful tool for improving health and well-being.

In this episode of Wellness Rebranded, we’re throwing all caution to the wind and sharing the truth bombs you’ve been waiting for! We dive deep into the most underrated and overrated facts about our professions in wellness and health, and trust us—there are some real surprises you won’t want to miss!

What happens when the "good girl" mindset we've grown up with stops serving us? Join us for a powerful conversation with Joohi, founder of Happii, as she shares her journey through depression, motherhood, and unlearning perfectionism to create a life filled with purpose, resilience, and connection.

Joohi opens up about her struggles with anxiety, depression, and the cultural pressures of being the "good girl." Through vulnerability and grit, she shares how she hit rock bottom and began rebuilding her life with newfound wisdom and purpose.

Do you feel like intuitive eating isn’t working for you? Maybe you've tried listening to your body, but instead of finding peace, you've felt lost, frustrated, or stuck in old patterns. You’re not alone! 

Elizabeth Harris, registered dietitian and Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor, dives into why “just listen to your body” is oversimplified advice and unpacks the real steps needed to make peace with food and rebuild self-trust.