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Goals, Grit, and Some Woo Woo Sh*t

Oonagh Duncan
Mental Health
Fitness
Personal Development
Menopause
Mindset
Weight Loss
Ozempic
Healthy Habits
Personal Growth
Nutrition
Goal Setting
Body Image
Healthy Eating
Obesity
Exercise
Scandinavian Happiness
Parenting
Healthy As F*ck
Weight Loss Drugs
Anxiety

"BREAKING NEWS: Your dream life (and your dream bod) isn’t just going to happen because you made a vision board. Join Oonagh Duncan (fitness expert and bestselling author of Healthy As F*ck/Ditch The Diet) to examine the habits of kicking ass every day - so you can create a life of no regrets. Whether you want to lose weight, get rich, or save the whales while writing bestselling mystery novels- g... more

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A few weeks ago, I realized something.

I spend a lot of time thinking about women in midlife. I write content for them, coach them, record podcasts for them, and build programs for them. But I was starting to feel disconnected from... more

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Have you ever looked around at your life and thought, "Nothing is technically wrong... so why do I feel so disconnected from it?"

That is exactly what we're diving into this week with speaker, coach, and author Iona Holloway.

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For years, I've loved Michael Pollan's famous advice: Eat real food, not too much, mostly plants.

It felt grounded. Sensible. Refreshingly free from diet culture nonsense.

But what if one of the most trusted pieces of nutrition ad... more

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What if I told you that your protein bar, your “clean” skincare, your microbiome test, and half the wellness advice clogging your feed are built on marketing first and evidence second?

Yeah. This episode got spicy.

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Recent Guests

Iona Holloway
Author of Do the Brave Thing Out Loud and Do the Brave Thing book, speaker and coach
Episode: When Strong Women Feel Dead Inside with Iona Holloway
Gabriel Rosenberg
Historian and professor at Duke University
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Episode: The Problem With "Eat Real Food, Not Too Much, Mostly Plants" with Jan Dutkiewicz and Gabriel N. Rosenberg
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Episode: The Problem With "Eat Real Food, Not Too Much, Mostly Plants" with Jan Dutkiewicz and Gabriel N. Rosenberg
Tim Caulfield
Canada Research Chair in Health Law and Policy; author and public intellectual
University of Alberta (implied by role)
Episode: Protein Bars, The Microbiome, Clean Beauty, And Other Lies We've Been Sold with Timothy Caulfield
Sarah Stein Lubrano
Political theorist and writer
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Barbie Boules
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Owen O'Kane
Former clinical head for the NHS in the UK; host of Mind on the Edge; author of Addicted to Anxiety
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Episode: Addicted to Anxiety? with Owen O'Kane
Rebecca Bagley
Expert in fitness and lifestyle management, who manages a national organization.
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Episode: Travelling? How To Stay Healthy When You Live Out Of A Suitcase with Rebecca Bagley
Kelly Nolan
Attorney turned time management strategist and mom of two
Episode: Stop Managing Your Time Like A Man with Kelly Nolan

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Oonagh Duncan
Host of Goals, Grit, and Some Woo Woo Sh*t

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 287 ratings
  • Must Listen!

    I never leave one of her pods without notes or an action plan! I have learned about so many different fascinating subjects! Thank you Oonagh!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CandaceElayne
    United States2 months ago
  • Low Libido in Menopause

    Such Great Information! Oonagh’s podcast episodes are always entertaining AND informative but this one hit a new standard. The topic was particularly relevant for me. Oonagh posed all the right questions for which Cheryl had all the right answers! If you or anyone you know are having any issues with midlife intimacy, this is the podcast for you! Gave me hope again 😁

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    stoongal
    Canada9 months ago
  • Love her!

    Oonagh knows what she’s talking about!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Runsforchocolate
    United Statesa year ago
  • Episode 79

    Happy Belated B-day, Oonagh!!

    My most favourite episode yet because, for reasons I don’t quite understand, I felt compelled to celebrate my B-Day this year too, for the first time in ages. In fact I made it the whole weekend. On the actual day I planned to have a few friends over for supper so I cleaned my house and “set dec’ed” my living room to be cosy for a get together. Since three of my friends couldn’t eat gluten I bought not one but two b-day cakes. Later on a friend said “You bought you... more

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    5
    Gail Noonan
    Canadaa year ago
  • MAHA, Conspiracies and Seed Oils, Oh My! with Dr. Andrea Love

    This two-part podcast with Dr Andrea Love (who I happen to admire so was super excited to hear she was a guest) was so incredibly educational and - in parts - quite eye opening!

    I will admit that in the past I have been very sucked in by ‘greenwashing’ and ‘healthwashing’ and ‘enviro washing ’ but in recent years I have become much more of a critical thinker and changed a lot of my opinions. It’s pretty tough for those not in the field to understand the research so I appreciated this podcast in ... more

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    stoongal
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The Problem With "Eat Real Food, Not Too Much, Mostly Plants" with Jan Dutkiewicz and Gabriel N. Rosenberg
Q: What is the role of local food movements versus scale and accessibility?
Local farming and farmer's markets are valuable for community and culture, but they cannot meet the needs of a large urban population. The conversation advocates for scalable solutions, like affordable mainstream food access, while recognizing the benefits of supporting local producers where feasible.
The Problem With "Eat Real Food, Not Too Much, Mostly Plants" with Jan Dutkiewicz and Gabriel N. Rosenberg
Q: What is the core critique of the 'Eat Real Food, Not Too Much, Mostly Plants' maxim?
The hosts argue that while the advice contains truth, it ignores the bigger picture: the biology of foods, their processing, and the systemic factors—like regulation, affordability, and access—that shape what people actually eat. Some ultra-processed foods can be healthy, and real-world choices must consider cost, availability, and the broader food system.
When Strong Women Feel Dead Inside with Iona Holloway
Q: How do you tell if someone is genuinely brave or just impressing others?
Bravery shows through when someone is in touch with their deeper self and emotions, not just presenting a glossy, impressive exterior; you can sense depth and willingness to face vulnerability.
When Strong Women Feel Dead Inside with Iona Holloway
Q: For you, was doing the brave thing getting treatment or what was the brave thing you had to do?
The brave thing involved deep inner work rather than conventional medical treatment, including inner child work, breath work, intuitive eating, and recalibrating her identity away from perfectionism and overachieving.
Protein Bars, The Microbiome, Clean Beauty, And Other Lies We've Been Sold with Timothy Caulfield
Q: What do you think about the way science is marketed in the wellness space?
Science is being repackaged with hype, and there are systemic pressures that push researchers and marketers to oversell findings. Listeners should demand peer-reviewed sources, look for consensus, and beware of branding that plays on fear or novelty.

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A results-driven, no-nonsense show that blends fitness, mindset, and practical wellness with a bold, candid voice. Listeners hear interviews and host-led insights on building daily habits, managing health in midlife, and navigating personal growth without gimmicks. Guests range from clinicians and researchers to authors and entrepreneurs, all sharing actionable tips to improve fitness, mental well-being, and life balance. The tone mixes tough-love motivation with science-backed guidance, often challenging wellness marketing myths and encouraging real-world progress. A standout angle is the host's emphasis on accountability, grit, and brain training to turn ambition into tangible results, which can be especially valuable for listeners pursui... more

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