
In today’s diet-culture society, food issues and body hatred have become the norm. But you were created to be FREE. Welcome to Old School Food Freedom, where we go back to the basics, God’s basics, for how we view food, our bodies, and our worth.
Hosted by FINDINGbalance Executive Director Chrissy Kirkman, this podcast features Biblically-sound experts, thought-leaders, artists, and everyday peop... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 92 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityHealth & FitnessMental HealthReligion & Spirituality | |||

If weight stigma has ever made you afraid to walk into church, or to trust that Jesus wants you exactly as you are, this conversation is worth your time.
Anna Marie Long is a registered dietitian and certified eating disorder specialist who brings ... more
If a comment about your body from a pastor, church leader, someone at a potluck, or a doctor has ever left you feeling judged instead of loved, you aren’t alone. We’ve been there, too.
Leslie Schilling is back on the show, and this time she and Chri... more
If you've been told to trust your body but don't know how to get there, and diet culture has been the only language you've ever been taught, press play on this one.
Chrissy hits rewind on a conversation with Amy Carlson, a registered dietitian and c... more
If eating disorder recovery feels like progress some days and a fight against yourself on others, this episode is for you.
Chrissy pulls a favorite from the archives with Brittany Braswell, registered dietitian and recovery coach, to name the three ... more
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Chrissy brings such kindness and compassion around hard topics related to body image and weight. Her constant reminders to release shame and approach with curiosity are so helpful and healing. Highly recommend this podcast for any Christian who wants to bring their faith into this conversation!
I look forward to the OSFF podcast to get educated about different paths to recovery from ED. Whether prayer, joy-filled movement, or community, all the paths lead to God’s healing when you open your heart to the hope of His help. I love Chrissy’s personality and, bottomline, that is why I listen; she makes freedom sound attainable, and she brings a fresh and light-filled perspective to a difficult subject. Her openness
What a refreshing podcast on healing from food struggles! Thank you!
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The show centers on faith-driven, practical guidance for healing with food, body image, and diet culture. Across episodes, guests—mostly clinicians, dietitians, chaplains, and recovery advocates—combine Christian perspectives with psychology, neuroscience, and practical tools to combat shame, perfectionism, and disordered eating. A standout thread is the integration of spiritual practices (scripture, prayer, mindfulness) with clinically grounded approaches, offering listeners tangible steps for movement, intuitive eating, and recovery within a faith framework. The format often blends personal stories with evidence-based insights, community support, and Christ-centered care, making it a go-to for those seeking Bible-based nourishment for bod... more
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Recent guests on Old School Food Freedom include:
1. Leah Bryant
2. Angelica Gonzalez
3. Dr. Alisa Shanks
4. Dr. Eva Bleeker
5. Jessica-Lauren Newby
6. Amanda Sloan
7. Jayme Muller
8. Dr. Erica Faulhaber
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