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Busy Body

Cadence Dubus
Body Image
Body Positivity
Disordered Eating
Pilates
Fitness Clothing
Fashion Inclusivity
Queerness
Menopause
Athleisure
Custom Swimwear
Fashion Industry
Perimenopause
Self-Care
Women's Health
Dance
Movement
Kathy Grant
New York City
Financial Wellness
Diet Culture

Busy Body is about being alive and having a body. Every episode I’ll be discussing life and how it affects our bodies with my guests! Our topics range from climate change to top surgery, from Ozempic to Menopause. Busy Body is hosted by Brooklyn Strength Studio founder Cadence Dubus. Brooklyn Strength is a fully virtual Studio! Take class with Cadence live virtually, connect and continue to engage... more

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes57Founded8 years ago
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Latest Episodes

So pleased to have Coach Rachel on again to talk about running, the patience it takes to create a consistent running practice and the difference between being obsessed with metrics versus learning to trust our own bodies and journey. Very much the et... more

In the 2nd episode of my conversation with Mikala Jamison, author of the substack Body Type and upcoming book, The Forever Project (out next summer!). We pick up where we left off discussing the the importance of curiosity over criticism, and how soc... more

In this episode of Busy Body Podcast I speak with Mikala Jamison, author of the substack Body Type and upcoming book, The Forever Project (out next summer!). We discuss the both-and of caring for one's body with exercise while also being aware of the... more

This was such a thrilling insightful conversation! Join me as Laura Thomas helps to 'complicate simplistic food narratives for our overall peace' - I love that phrase! We discuss the societal and cultural influences on food choices and Laura's ultima... more

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Recent Guests

Mara Gordon
Family doctor practicing in Camden, New Jersey, focused on size-inclusive medicine
Episode: What does Healthy even mean?
Ragen Chastain
A speaker, writer, and researcher focused on weight science, stigma, health, and health care.
Episode: Fat is a description not a disease with writer, author, activist Ragen Chastain
Susanna Crossman
Author of the memoir "Home Is Where We Start" and mental health professional
Episode: Home is Where We Start
Alex Auder
Author of the memoir 'Don't Call Me Home'
Episode: Done That, Choosing Not To
Julia Turshen
Chef, author, and powerlifter
Episode: Lift. Laugh. (self) Love. With Chef and Author Julia Turshen
Marina Hayes
Founder of Peridot Robes and fat liberation activist
Peridot Robes
Episode: Robe (s) Against the Machine with Activist and Entrepreneur Marina Hayes, Founder of Peridot Robes
Kate Manne
Author of 'Unshrinking'
Episode: The Strait Jacket of Fat Phobia with Author Kate Manne
Sophie Strauss
Stylist for Regular People
Episode: How we dress and who we dress for with 'Stylist for Regular People' Sophie Strauss Pt 1
Maria Earle
Pilates teacher and studio owner
Owner of Pilates Studio in Barcelona
Episode: Teaching through Legacy with Maria Earle

Host

Cadence Dubus
Cadence Dubus is the founder of Brooklyn Strength Studio and hosts discussions centered around the intersection of health, culture, and personal narratives. She emphasizes inclusivity and empowerment through her podcast, engaging with diverse voices and experiences.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 15 ratings
  • Authentic and Revelatory

    This podcast, conducted as conversations between the host and her guests offers an absolutely unique and revelatory take on how we (especially women) live in our bodies: hating them, feeding them, starving them, moving and not moving in them, and learning how deeply influenced we’ve been through millennia by patriarchy to look a certain way: mostly smaller - and thus being made smaller and unthreatening in all ways. Though the show is not overtly political, it can’t help but be because I’ve lear... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    pickypeg
    United States2 years ago

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Reviews highlight the empowering narratives shared by guests, particularly in relation to women's experiences.
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Shrink it and Pink it, understanding sex inequality in Sports and Athletics with Author, Christine Yu
Q: Can you explain the female athlete triad?
The female athlete triad is the combination of disordered eating, menstrual irregularities, and decreased bone density among female athletes, stemming from societal pressures and inadequate nutrition.
Shrink it and Pink it, understanding sex inequality in Sports and Athletics with Author, Christine Yu
Q: Shrink it and pink it – can you tell us what this means?
The phrase critiques how sports gear for women is often just smaller versions of men's equipment, sometimes only differentiated by color or minor changes that do not actually consider women's unique physiological needs.
What does Healthy even mean?
Q: How do you define healthy?
Healthy is a fluid concept that changes over time depending on individual life circumstances.
Home is Where We Start
Q: Can you explain the difference between a commune and a cult?
A commune allows for free exit and has no leader demanding subservience, whereas a cult has strict control practices and requires loyalty to a leader.
Home is Where We Start
Q: How did working in child psychiatry influence your writing about your childhood experiences?
It influenced the writing deeply, as I provide an adult voice to comment on the past, reflecting the lessons learned from my professional interactions with children.

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What is Busy Body about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focusing on the embodied experience of individuals living in contemporary society, the content of each episode explores how various life factors influence our physical and mental well-being. Common topics include the intersection of health and societal expectations, weight and body image, and the impact of cultural narratives on self-acceptance. The conversations often emphasize the importance of creating an inclusive space for understanding food relationships, fitness practices, and personal identity. Unique to this discussion series is the emphasis on diverse voices, including those of marginalized communities, who provide insight into the shared human experience of living in a body amid societal pressures. Listeners seeking a deeper unde... more

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1. Mara Gordon
2. Ragen Chastain
3. Susanna Crossman
4. Alex Auder
5. Julia Turshen
6. Marina Hayes
7. Kate Manne
8. Sophie Strauss

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