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Bentley Mescall
Mental Health
Eating Disorders
Modeling
Body Image
Relationships
Modeling Industry
Recovery
New York City
Personal Growth
Fashion Week
Borderline Personality Disorder
Dating
Therapy
New York
Body Positivity
Healing
Social Media
Self-Worth
Confidence
Self-Care

from modeling, mental health, ED recovery, relationships, stories, advice, and everything in between, Model Behavior with Bentley Mescall covers all the bases. after starting her modeling career at 11 years old, Bentley has forged her own path. now she wants to sit down and share her stories and experiences with, well... everyone!

Instagram- @bentleymescall www.instagram.com/bentleymescall... more

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Latest Episodes

everything you need to know at the start of your modeling career

one of the most important episodes i've probably ever made

how i knew drew was the one! engagement / relationship recap :)

how i cope with bad body image days / weeks / months / moments in recovery

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Recent Guests

Anna Cummings
Bentley's roommate and best friend who shares her insights on eating disorder culture in college.
Episode: ED culture in college (ft. anna cummings!)
Bentley's Mom
Mother of Bentley Mescall, shares insights from her life and experiences as a parent.
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Episode: a talk with my mom!

Host

Bentley Mescall
Host of Model Behavior, sharing personal experiences with modeling, mental health, recovery, relationships, and growth.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 1k ratings
  • Thank you 🙏

    This podcast has helped me to get through my recovery ❤️‍🩹

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    🍬🌸🍀🫧
    Germany5 months ago
  • My reason to Recover

    I am so in love with this podcast, and it made me choose recovery. It also made me more comfortable in my modeling job!❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Freya.roes
    Denmark8 months ago
  • Love

    I just wanna say thank you so much, this podcast really will help me

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jinjooa
    Canadaa year ago
  • thank you 🙏

    i was struggling (and still am) with an eating disorder and this podcast has inspired and motivated me to get help tell people and start my recovery process it is hard and i always doubt myself but i am so thankful to you you really helped me with this❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GreekGeekGurl
    United States2 years ago
  • :)

    Very good podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    🦦✨💗
    Germany3 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Fans value practical tips and relatable storytelling about industry pressures.
Listeners appreciate the honesty about tough topics like body image and recovery.
Guests and host feel supportive and non-judgmental, with a focus on growth and healing.
Many mention motivation to seek help and pursue healthier relationships.
Community resonates with candid discussions of therapy and boundaries.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Madeline Sawyer: modeling, confidence, expectations
Q: What is one thing that you would change about the industry?
Madeline advocates for better payment structures such as net 30 or 60 days instead of being paid many months later, and also calls for a union for models to have better rights and protections.
Madeline Sawyer: modeling, confidence, expectations
Q: What would you tell your younger self about modeling?
She advises her younger self to not expect to be busy right off the bat, as it took three years in New York before she started getting booked consistently.
Madeline Sawyer: modeling, confidence, expectations
Q: What do you consider the hardest part of modeling?
Madeline emphasizes financial instability, explaining the unpredictability of getting booked and how she has to save money from jobs because of long gaps between paychecks.
Madeline Sawyer: modeling, confidence, expectations
Q: What was your like, oh shit, this is the real deal?
Madeline shares that her real moment came when she worked for Cover Girl and saw her name associated with the brand, reflecting on how people back home would react to her accomplishment.
q&a (modeling, relationships, independence)
Q: How did you deal with judgmental people, especially in your hometown, around modeling, your career path, no college, et cetera?
I honestly have never given a single fuck what any person in my hometown thinks of me.

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A candid, survivor-centered show focusing on modeling, mental health, eating-disorder recovery, relationships, and personal growth. Episodes blend intimate storytelling with practical strategies—from therapy and boundaries to coping with body-image pressures and industry scrutiny—often including guest experiences, expert insights, and sponsor integrations. The content tends to center on authentic self-trust, healing from past conditioning, and building a healthier identity beyond appearance, making it valuable for listeners navigating similar journeys or seeking realistic, actionable advice from a creator who's lived the ups and downs of an intense industry.

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