Episodes: 36
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Unknown
Location: USA
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Sohee Lee - Evidence-based fitness coach, author, and nutrition educator focused on sustainable training, nutrition, and healthier relationships with food.
Ben Carpenter - Personal trainer, fitness educator, and author of the comprehensive fat-loss book Everything Fat Loss.
Jordan Feigenbaum - Fitness And Health Myths, Testosterone, Cortisol, Menopause, Lifting Injuries, Resistance Training, Artificial Sweeteners, Blood Pressure, And Glp-1 Medications.
The Rise and Fall of Intermittent Fasting
September 08, 2026
Send us Fan MailIntermittent fasting was supposed to change the way we think about eating. For years, fasting was one of the biggest trends in nutrition and health. The idea was simple, when you eat might be as important or more important than what you eat. Timing your meals properly could help you lose weight, improve your metabolic health, reduce your risk of disease, and perhaps even live longer.16:8 became a household term. The 5:2 diet exploded in popularity. Alternate-day fasting attrac...
Postpartum Depression: Talking About This For The First Time
September 01, 2026
Send us Fan MailIn this episode, Sohee opens up about something she hasn’t talked about publicly before (or privately, really). This is her experience with postpartum depression and the mental health challenges she has faced since becoming a mum.We talk honestly about what postpartum depression can actually look and feel like, why it doesn’t always look like the stereotypical picture of depression, and the feelings that can be difficult to admit.We also discuss postpartum rage, anxiety, intru...
Cheat Meals: Healthy Fat Loss Strategy or Disordered Eating?
August 25, 2026
Send us Fan MailCheat meals are one of the most common strategies in the fitness and dieting world. The idea is simple: eat “clean” all week, stick to your diet, and then give yourself permission to eat whatever you want for one meal—or even an entire day.But do cheat meals actually help with fat loss? Do they boost your metabolism, prevent metabolic adaptation, make dieting easier to stick to, or provide some other physiological benefit? Or are we giving them far more credit than the evidenc...
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