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Diet Culture Rebel Podcast

Bonnie Roney
Diet Culture
Intuitive Eating
Body Image
Eating Disorders
Mental Health
Disordered Eating
Weight Loss
Nutrition
Emotional Eating
Food Noise
Weight Stigma
Carbohydrates
Glp-1 Medications
Body Autonomy
Body Positivity
Clean Plate Club
Binge Eating
Nutrition Counseling
Dieting
Food Rules

Ready to eat without guilt, support your actual health, and start giving diet culture the middle finger? You’re in the right place. The Diet Culture Rebel podcast is your trusted space for breaking free from food rules, healing your relationship with your body, and learning how to eat without shame, stress, or obsession - while honoring your health in a way that actually feels good. Hosted by Regi... more

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“The reality is that the more you are eating consistently and enough, which is part of intuitive eating, that the more physiologically your brain will feel safe to feel less frantic around food.”

There is so much misinformation online about intuitiv... more

“It’s not that the food’s bringing me any emotions. It’s that I’m actually able to feel the emotions of the place that I’m at and the thing that I’m doing.”

How many people in your life really know about your struggles with food? In this episode, I’... more

“If someone believes that the body they have today, at this very moment, is a good body that deserves kindness and respect and care, then they’re more likely to make choices nutritionally that help their body feel good or engage in movement to feel g... more

“Taking the first step is always intimidating, whether it’s to therapy, or whether it’s to finding a non-traditional fitness space for you to feel safe, heard, and acknowledged in.”

You can love fitness, but hate the anti-fat bias and weight stigma ... more

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Recent Guests

Wendy Welsher
USA Weightlifting Level Two coach, masters athlete, founder of My Jam
My Jam
Episode: 275. Can You Love Fitness But Hate Fitness Culture?
Dr. Rachel Millner
Psychotherapist focusing on eating disorders, disordered eating, and fat liberation
Therapist; fat liberation advocate
Episode: 273. How to Set Realistic Expectations When Healing Your Relationship with Food with Dr. Rachel Millner
Zoë Bisbing
Certified family-based treatment practitioner; founder of Body Positive Therapy NYC
Body Positive Therapy NYC
Episode: 271. Kids and Body Image: What to Say When Your Child Says They Are Ugly with Zoë Bisbing
Joshua Hills
Registered Associate Nutritionist and author of You Can Eat That
Joshua Hills (author)
Episode: 268. When Your Mom Struggles With Food with Joshua Hills
Kenzie Brenna
Motivational speaker and influencer
Episode: 265. How to Build Positive Body Image in a World Obsessed with Thinness with Kenzie Brenna
Lily Womble
Founder of Date Brazen; feminist dating advocate
Date Brazen
Episode: 263. Healing Your “I’m Too Much” Story: Self-Worth and Body Image with Lily Womble
Tigress Osborn
Executive Director of the National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance (NAFA)
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Episode: 260. Tigress Osborn on the Jillian Michaels Jubilee Debate and Fat Activism
Abbey Roberts
Registered dietitian, late diagnosed with ADHD, helps people find a practical eating approach for their brain
Independent dietitian
Episode: 255. Neurodivergence, Food Struggles, and Finding What Actually Works for You with Abbey Roberts
Dr. Jeanne Catanzaro
Clinical psychologist specializing in disordered eating and trauma
Clinical practice, IFS framework expert
Episode: 253. Understanding Your Inner Critic (And How to Respond) with Dr. Jeanne Catanzaro

Host

Bonnie Roney
Host of the Diet Culture Rebel Podcast

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.1k ratings
  • Love, from Australia.

    What a great podcast, thanks Bonnie! As a mum of young kids who struggles with endless food noise and trying to navigate a world obsessed with calorie counting and weight loss medications, I appreciate your generous, educated and easy to digest takes on it all. Learning to trust my body feels like a big task but you make it feel worth it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Elizabeth♥
    Australiaa month ago
  • Incredibly Empowering and Helpful!

    I found Bonnie on Instagram first and I was a little hesitant about her content - I couldn’t fathom the idea of food neutrality, it just wasn’t connecting in my brain. But more of her reels kept popping up…and I kept watching👀 a couple months later I was living for her content - it no longer felt like an impossible idea. I moved over to her podcast and my gosh, it’s life changing! She’s so supportive, always encouraging little steps, and normalizing that this is hard work! Never have I felt bad... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dbueliza
    United Statesa month ago
  • Amazing

    This is a MUST LISTEN to podcast!!! I’m a new listener and this is incredibly helpful and refreshing to hear this HEALTHY view on food, diet and culture!! Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hemcfam8
    United States2 months ago
  • Excellent

    As a 60 yr old woman who has struggled all my life with disordered eating I am loving this podcast. It’s sooooo helpful. Thank you, Bonnie, for starting your business and helping us!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Steelers irk
    United States2 months ago
  • Not alone….

    Loving the podcast! I’ve been following for a while on Instagram, and am now enjoying your podcast. I even decided to “start at the beginning”…

    Wish that while I was struggling, there has been people like you and social media to show me that I wasn’t alone. Thought it was just “me”. Please keep providing such great and wonderful content!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Suanne and Rick
    United States3 months ago

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Listeners praise compassionate, evidence-based guidance that's practical and life-changing.
Audiences value the depth of guest expertise and relatable personal stories about recovery from dieting culture.

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277. She Ate Sweets Every Day. So Why Did She Still Feel Out of Control? Kelsey's Story
Q: What did trying to eat, quote, healthy look and feel like back then, before you made the changes that you've made now?
Kelsey describes viewing healthy eating as nutrient-dense but low-calorie, with mostly vegetables, little carbohydrate, more protein, and no processed foods or snacks. She later found she enjoyed more vegetables when she could prepare them with foods like butter and cheese.
276. Calorie Deficits, Hating Exercise, and the Health Benefits of Intuitive Eating (Q&A)
Q: I hate movement, even a low pressure walk or stretch. Any tips to make it fun?
Bonnie recommends first exploring why movement feels negative, including any past links to punishment, dieting, shame, or being forced to exercise. She suggests trying activities that match personal preferences and considering benefits beyond weight change, while allowing for rest and varied movement choices.
277. She Ate Sweets Every Day. So Why Did She Still Feel Out of Control? Kelsey's Story
Q: What emotions would you say were coming up for you around food?
Kelsey says guilt was the dominant feeling. She often ate freely in front of others, then felt guilty and sometimes restricted afterward, creating a binge-and-restrict cycle.
276. Calorie Deficits, Hating Exercise, and the Health Benefits of Intuitive Eating (Q&A)
Q: From your perspective, is there ever a healthy way to be in a calorie deficit?
Bonnie says it may be possible for some people, but it is uncommon and carries risks, particularly for people with a history or predisposition to disordered eating. Long-term restriction can increase hunger and food preoccupation, reduce energy, and affect health. She does not recommend intentional weight loss for the clients her team serves.
273. How to Set Realistic Expectations When Healing Your Relationship with Food with Dr. Rachel Millner
Q: So what do you think instead might be realistic expectations for people to set for themselves when it comes to this type of healing?
The guest suggests adopting a framework that healing takes time, is non-linear, and requires a consistent, consent-based therapeutic relationship aligned with fat-positive values, rather than a fixed 10-step plan.

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What is Diet Culture Rebel Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A truth-seeking show about breaking free from dieting and body-shaming narratives, with practical guidance on intuitive eating, mindful nutrition, and healing from diet culture. Episodes mix host-led coaching, expert interviews, and Q&A that address food thoughts, social eating, and strategies to trade rigid rules for body-attuned decisions. Noteworthy is a consistent emphasis on evidence-based insight, compassionate language, and tools like hunger/fullness cues to support long-term relationship changes with food. The format tends toward actionable steps, real-world stories, and conversations that blend psychology, physiology, and everyday nutrition, making it helpful for listeners who want sustainable, non-dogmatic approaches to health and... more

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2. Dr. Rachel Millner
3. Zoë Bisbing
4. Joshua Hills
5. Kenzie Brenna
6. Lily Womble
7. Tigress Osborn
8. Abbey Roberts

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