
Join host Stephen Zabala, lifelong wellness enthusiast and founder of Greenfork, as he unpacks real-life, practical approaches to nutrition, wellness, and success—without the over complication
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FoodArts | |||

In this new episode of Greenfork’s Food for Thought podcast, host Stephen Zabala chats with fitness and nutrition coach Naiya Grec as she shares her unique journey from circus arts and dance to becoming a personalized lifestyle coach, emphasizing sus... more
In this episode of Greenfork’s Food for Thought, host Stephen Zabala sits down with fitness coach and competitive powerlifter Kenny Rhodes for a deep dive into training, mindset, recovery, and how competition shapes a person both inside and outside t... more
In this episode of Greenfork Food for Thought, host Stephen Zabala sits down with Mike Nelson, owner of Five Towers Media, to dive into the realities of entrepreneurship, burnout, discipline, and finding purpose in your work. They explore the ups and... more
In episode 26 of Greenfork’s Food for Thought, Registered Dietitian Lindsay Ferrara joins host Stephen Zabala to reveal why the bathroom scale and wearable calorie estimates are often misleading, how metabolic testing and InBody scans give a truer pi... more
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Stephen is super knowledgeable and presents very useful information in to an easily digestible (hey yo!) form. Great pod!
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Apple Podcasts | #112 |
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