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Catch Ups In My Kitchen

Georgia Symonds
Nutrition
Wellness
Gut Health
Mental Health
Health and Wellness
Healthy Eating
Veganism
Women's Health
Healthy Habits
Wellness Industry
Mouth Taping
Sleep
Whole Foods
Creatine
Red Light Therapy
Breathwork
Bone Broth
Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy
Plant-Based Diet
Diet

This podcast is about all things food, health and wellness! Host Georgia Symonds welcomes a new guest into her kitchen every week in order to discuss their journey to wellness in whatever capacity that may be!

We believe that food isn’t just the fuel that we put into our bodies, it’s more than that, it brings families and friends together, it creates special moments and life time memories. It affe... more

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This week, in my kitchen, I’m joined by Dominique Ludwig, one of the UK’s leading nutritionists. Dominique holds an MSc in Nutrition from King’s College London and has over 20 years of clinical experience helping people improve their health, relation... more

In My Kitchen this week, I'm joined by leading nutrition scientist Dr Sarah Berry to unpack one of the most controversial topics in nutrition right now: seed oils.

Like many people, I'd come to believe that seed oils were highly inflammatory, harmfu... more

In My Kitchen this week, I am joined by nutritionist, author and podcast host Sarah Ann Macklin. Sarah is the author of Healthy Shouldn't Be This Hard and host of the Live Well Be Well podcast.

In this episode, we explore an area of health and wellb... more

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This week, we hear from two of your favourite guests, Melissa Tattam and Izzy Utterson.

I’m bringing you the ultimate summer reset episode which is packed with the best wellness tips and mindset shifts.

This is a different style of episode and one ... more

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Dr. Sarah Berry
Professor of Nutritional Sciences, expert on dietary fats and seed oils
King's College London; Zoe (Chief Scientific Officer)
Episode: E.206 Why the Internet Is Wrong About Seed Oils with Dr Sarah Berry
Sarah Ann Macklin
Nutritionist and host of Live Well, Be Well podcast; author of Healthy Shouldn't Be This Hard
Live Well, Be Well / author of Healthy Shouldn't Be This Hard
Episode: E.205 Being Healthier Starts with Being Kinder to Yourself with Sarah Ann Macklin
Melissa Tattam
Nutrition expert, health-focused entrepreneur
Episode: E.204 Summer Reset with Melissa Tattam and Izzy Utterson
Izzy Utterson
Wellness expert, habit formation and consistency advocate
Episode: E.204 Summer Reset with Melissa Tattam and Izzy Utterson
Maxine Laceby
Co-founder of Absolute Collagen
Absolute Collagen
Episode: Ep.203 You NEED to start taking Collagen with Maxine and Darcey Laceby the Co-Founders of Absolute Collagen
Darcy Laceby
Co-founder of Absolute Collagen, science lead
Absolute Collagen
Episode: Ep.203 You NEED to start taking Collagen with Maxine and Darcey Laceby the Co-Founders of Absolute Collagen
Sunna Van Kampen
Founder of Tonic Health
Tonic Health
Episode: E.201 Make The Right Food Choices with Sunna Van Kampen from Tonic Health
Anne Sophie Flury
Neuroscientist who speaks on brain health, mental fitness, and cognitive techniques
Neuroscience researcher/academic with corporate workshop experience
Episode: E.199 Brain Health, Neuroscience and Productivity
Kate Moyle
Psychosexual and Relationship Therapist; psychosexologist; author and brand consultant
Kate Moyle (therapist/author)
Episode: E.197 Sex Is An Important Part Of Your Health And Wellbeing

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Georgia Symonds
Host of Catch Ups In My Kitchen

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 86 ratings
  • One of my fave wellness podcasts!

    I love Georgia’s podcast and the guests she interviews. One of my absolute favourite podcasts in the wellness space ✨

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chloë Massini ✨
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Must-listen podcast!

    I’m a wellness fanatic and lover of anything health and hormone related, and Georgia and her guests have so many great tips! Love this podcast x

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MaisiePep
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Superb backlog & great host

    I found this podcast and really enjoy the mix of guests who come on. Every podcast is well researched and informative - a great find!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    strong_14
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Promising

    Really enjoyed the episodes and information presented but the production quality is a bit poor. Continually turning it up and down, the ‘page turning noise’ for the ads are always excessively loud and pretty annoying.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Bish29710
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • One of my favourite podcasts

    I always look forward to Tuesday’s when a new episode comes out! Such interesting topics and I love learning about all things food! Georgia is also an amazing host!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Blythe2020
    United Kingdom3 years ago

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Content is practical and habit-oriented, though some production aspects have been noted as improvable.
Hosts deliver credible wellness insights with a warm, engaging presence.
Listeners appreciate the mix of data-driven discussion and personal storytelling.
There's strong resonance around family-friendly health tips and everyday kitchen wisdom.
Guests span science, food, and entrepreneurship, offering diverse perspectives.

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E.205 Being Healthier Starts with Being Kinder to Yourself with Sarah Ann Macklin
Q: What does live well, be well mean to you?
She connects live well, be well to joy, connection, and meaningful relationships, arguing that authentic health comes from compassionate self-talk, nervous-system regulation, and community rather than chasing quick fitness or diet fixes.
E.205 Being Healthier Starts with Being Kinder to Yourself with Sarah Ann Macklin
Q: What inspired you to write Healthy Shouldn't Be This Hard?
The guest explains that despite immense knowledge in wellness and a trillion-dollar industry, people still struggle due to how health narratives are framed; she sought to center self-compassion, mindset, and a personalized, sustainable approach, documented across three stages in her book.
E.198 From Finance To Functional Smoothie Bar; The Journey of Elevate
Q: As a female founder, how are you balancing growth with day-to-day management?
She emphasizes building a strong team, delegating tasks, and leveraging consultants as the business scales, while staying personally engaged in strategic decisions and maintaining momentum after nine months of rapid growth.
E.198 From Finance To Functional Smoothie Bar; The Journey of Elevate
Q: What were investors' reactions when you were pitching to start Elevate?
Investors were skeptical at first, but her prior experience in finance helped her frame the opportunity; she targeted angel investors, educated them on wellness trends, and demonstrated the business case, even working as a barista to prove execution capability.
E.198 From Finance To Functional Smoothie Bar; The Journey of Elevate
Q: Do you mind giving a quick Elevate pitch, who you are and what you do?
Julia explains she founded Elevate as a London-based, functional smoothie bar offering smoothies and protein shakes designed by a nutritionist, aimed at helping people maintain consistent wellness routines.

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The show spotlights food, health, and wellness through conversations with founders, researchers, and practitioners who blend nutrition, lifestyle, and personal journeys. Episodes frequently cover gut health, brain health, dietary trends, clean supplements, and practical kitchen tips, often tying science to everyday choices. Guests range from nutrition scientists and wellness brand founders to chefs and therapists, creating a mix of evidence-based insights and real-world applications for healthier living. A standout pattern is translating complex health topics into actionable habits, while highlighting brands, products, and strategies that listeners can explore in their own lives.

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2. Sarah Ann Macklin
3. Melissa Tattam
4. Izzy Utterson
5. Maxine Laceby
6. Darcy Laceby
7. Sunna Van Kampen
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