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Feed Me the Facts

Diversify Dietetics, Inc
Dietetics
Diversify Dietetics
Money
Respect
Nutrition and Dietetics
Diversity and Inclusion
Private Practice
Maya Feller Nutrition
Food Ethnography
Food Insecurity
Athlete Meal Plan
Vaginal Health
Machismo
San Antonio
IBCLC Lactation Consulting
Clinical Dietetics
Diversity In Dietetics
Diversify Dietetics Internship
Cultural Competence
Generation Z

Feed Me the Facts is dedicated to representation and inspiration for students and professionals of color pursing careers in nutrition and dietetics. Every episode brings expert insights, the latest trends and personal stories that inspire. Whether you’re new to the field or a season pro, this is your space to learn, grow and connect.

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In this episode of Feed Me the Facts, Deanna sits down with Dr. Antonio Miranda—a proud Mexican-American, first-generation college graduate, registered dietitian, certified diabetes care and education specialist, researcher, educator, and author—to e... more

In today’s episode, we’re diving into the intersection of food, culture, community, and advocacy—and exploring what it really means to create equitable food systems that nourish people beyond the plate. This conversation is a powerful reminder that f... more

Building a Niche in Vaginal Health with Dekeira Horne Diversify Dietetics     In today’s episode, we’re diving into a niche within dietetics that some may consider non-traditional—but that’s exactly the point. This conversation is all about what... more

In this episode of Feed Me the Facts, Danielle sits down with Daniela Hurtado, MS, RD, CSSD, and Rayanne Nguyen, MS, RD, CSSD, LDN—two sports dietitians and leaders redefining what athlete care can look like. Daniela, founder of DK Performance RD and... more

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Antonio Miranda
PhD, RD, certified diabetes care and education specialist; researcher focused on health behavior among Hispanic men
Antonio Nutrition / Diversify Dietetics
Episode: Medical Machismo: Men’s Health, Culture & Nutrition
Jamie Lee-Gonzalez
Produce Lady of San Antonio, leader in River City Produce and related community programs
River City Produce / Chico Boys (Community Engagement Division)
Episode: Beyond Food Is Medicine: Jamie “The Produce Lady” on Building Food Justice
Dekeira Horne
Registered dietitian, full-time content creator, founder of the Vaj Reset
Vaj Reset, Manifesting It Girl podcast
Episode: Building a Niche in Vaginal Health with Dekeira Horne
Daniella Hurtado
Founder of DK Performance, RD, CEO of the Athlete Meal Plan (nonprofit)
Athlete Meal Plan
Episode: Beyond Meal Plans: Creating Food Access for Athletes
Raeanne Nguyen
Board certified sports dietitian, founder of Raeanne Nutrition Consulting
Athlete Meal Plan
Episode: Beyond Meal Plans: Creating Food Access for Athletes
June Jo Lee
Food ethnographer and children's book author; former resident food ethnographer for Google's Global Food Program
Google (former), foodethnographer.com
Episode: The Food We Eat, the Stories We Carry with Food Ethnographer, June Jo Lee
Dr. Andie Lee Gonzalez
Pediatric Medical Science Liaison, Abbott Nutrition
Abbott Nutrition
Episode: A Latina Trailblazer in Dietetics: Dr. Andie Lee's Multifaceted Career
Cassidy Sharp
Dietitian and PhD student; former Diversify Dietetics Internship participant
WIC, Florida; Diversify Dietetics Internship alumnus
Episode: Life After the DI: Lessons and Insights from New RDs
Yan Jing Phay
Clinical dietitian based in Detroit, originally from Malaysia; recovery from an eating disorder influenced career path
Clinical dietitian in Metro Detroit; MPH in Nutrition and Dietetics
Episode: Life After the DI: Lessons and Insights from New RDs

Host

Deanna Bellany-Lewis
Co-founder of Diversify Dietetics; host of Feed Me the Facts; leads discussions on representation, leadership, and community nutrition initiatives

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 60 ratings
  • Favor

    My two takeaways from this: “not working for the man” (hilarious) and “everything is working in my favor”. The last is key, because it may not look like it initially. Thank you Basheera for the useful tips and candor.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kelllllay
    United Statesa year ago
  • Amazing Podcast!! Super informational and very helpful!

    I’m an aspiring RD who’s in the process of switching careers and listening to these podcast have truly encouraged me to continue this journey despite the challenges I face. This is greatly appreciated!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Edtorresss
    United States5 years ago
  • SO HELPFUL FOR STUDENTS

    Thank you thank you thank you

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ellievvv
    United States5 years ago
  • Great resource for our profession

    This podcast is excellent for everyone, from students to those with years of experience. I appreciate hearing multiple perspectives on the issues, challenges, and the work we do as nutrition professionals. I assign a few episodes to my grad students, so we can discuss as a class! Keep up the great work, Tamara and Team.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    1leia1
    United States6 years ago
  • Normalizing the Field

    I just came across Diversify Dietetics through the RD Real Talk Podcast. As a dietitian intern, I appreciate all of the conversations that are held on this platform. We need MORE of this in our profession! Normalizing mistakes, supporting one another, and bringing diversity into the field. Change starts with conversation! Thank you for spreading the word! I will be sharing your page with all of my fellow interns🌈💕👏🏻

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Liz Klosinski
    United States6 years ago

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Episodes are valuable for students and interns, with actionable insights and mentorship.
Audience enjoys diverse guest perspectives and candid, motivational storytelling.
Listeners praise the show for empowering dietitians of color and providing practical career guidance.

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Building a Niche in Vaginal Health with Dekeira Horne
Q: What role does testing and lab work play in your approach to vaginal health?
I work with an at-home vaginal microbiome testing company (EVI) to identify root causes among hundreds of microbes, then tailor nutrition and mindset interventions to the individual's profile for more precise healing.
Building a Niche in Vaginal Health with Dekeira Horne
Q: How do you balance medical guidance with your holistic approach in client care?
I acknowledge medical treatments when necessary but focus on empowering patients to heal through nutrition, mindset, and lifestyle changes, often helping them reduce or eventually discontinue medications under medical supervision.
Building a Niche in Vaginal Health with Dekeira Horne
Q: What inspired your shift from mindset-focused topics to vaginal health, and how did you identify this niche?
I started with anxiety and manifestation topics, but after seeing a lack of comprehensive guidance for recurring vaginal infections and recognizing my own experiences, I pivoted to vaginal health, using nutrition plus mindset to address root causes and empower women.
The Science of Storytelling: Maya Feller’s Media Playbook
Q: What advice does she have for dietitians wanting to monetize media expertise?
She recommends disciplined writing, developing a niche, building a community, engaging with brands that fit authentically, and following FTC guidelines to maintain credibility.
The Science of Storytelling: Maya Feller’s Media Playbook
Q: What is her approach to balancing credibility with relatability on social media?
She stresses grounding content in up-to-date research, using med units to review on-air scripts, and sharing practical, relatable information without sacrificing scientific accuracy.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Feed Me the Facts

What is Feed Me the Facts about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on representation and practical guidance for nutrition professionals of color, featuring dietitians, researchers, educators, and entrepreneurs who discuss career pathways, leadership, and community impact. Episodes frequently explore topics like food access, nutrition justice, niche practice areas, sports nutrition for underserved communities, ethnography in nutrition, media presence, and private practice entrepreneurship. A standout trait is the mix of personal storytelling with actionable advice—helpful for listeners seeking mentorship, career pivots, or ways to drive systemic change in nutrition. The format and guest roster suggest a focus on diversity, mentorship, policy implications, and building sustainable, community... more

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Recent guests on Feed Me the Facts include:

1. Antonio Miranda
2. Jamie Lee-Gonzalez
3. Dekeira Horne
4. Daniella Hurtado
5. Raeanne Nguyen
6. June Jo Lee
7. Dr. Andie Lee Gonzalez
8. Cassidy Sharp

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