
A Body Rebels is a lived-experience podcast about sarcoidosis, heart failure, rare disease, chronic illness, and the strange daily reality of living in a body that does not always cooperate.
I’m Tate — a private chef, writer, husband, pet parent, and long-term sarcoidosis survivor. This podcast is not about miracle cures, medical lectures, or pretending a positive attitude fixes everything. It is... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 94 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessAlternative HealthMedicine | |||

In this episode, I’m sharing what went through my mind after someone newly diagnosed with neurosarcoidosis told me that hearing my voice helped calm their fear. I’ve lived with sarcoidosis for twenty years, and during that time, my relationship with ... more
In this episode, I talk about an email accusing me of sounding too positive to be believable. I’m looking at why hope doesn’t erase pain, why gratitude isn’t denial, and why sick people shouldn’t have to perform despair to prove they’re suffering. I ... more
A Body Re-Bells has a brand-new sound! In this special episode, I reveal the emotional version of our new original theme song, featuring lyrics written by me especially for the podcast. Listen now and let me know what you think!
This podcast is narr... more
A Body Re-Bells has a brand-new sound! In this special episode, I reveal the upbeat version of our new original theme song, featuring lyrics written by me especially for the podcast. Listen now and let me know what you think!
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This is one of the most needed shows I’ve ever heard. Finally, someone is giving language to the daily highs and lows of living with chronic illness and doing it in a way that makes me feel seen. Great show. Highly recommend!
Tate has done a phenomenal job of covering a very crucial topic.
I have a severe autoimmune disease and therefore feel very close to the topic of this podcast. What I like is that in this podcast you don't complain about diseases. And also that it's not about humiliating a disease and saying, "Oh, that's not that bad. That's fine." I also reject this mentality.
Instead, there are many indications here, how people with severe diseases deal with what is important to them and connected to it. There are many indications for people with diseases that can be accept... more
Interesting discussions about a harsh subject. I appreciate the host’s focus on keeping it fun.
A Body Rebels is honest, funny, thoughtful, and deeply validating. Tate captures what chronic illness really feels like — not as inspiration porn, but as daily life, survival, frustration, and stubborn hope. A beautiful podcast for anyone living with chronic illness or loves someone with it.










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This show centers on the lived experience of surviving chronic illness, especially sarcoidosis and heart failure, through first-person storytelling that mixes honesty, humor, grief, resilience, and everyday practical realities. Episodes explore identity, relationships, work, memory, advocacy, and self-advocacy in healthcare, without miracle cures or toxic positivity. The host's background as a private chef, writer, and long-term survivor informs conversations about fatigue, fear, caregiving, and small victories, while remaining accessible to caregivers, family, and friends seeking to understand illness from the inside. Notable throughlines include debunking myths around medical technologies, critiquing sensationalism in media and health adv... more
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