
I created The Cinnamon Effect for the woman rebuilding herself — the one navigating change, searching for clarity, and learning how to move forward with intention.
I’m Kimberly Hand, and this podcast is where we talk about what you’re really going through — emotional healing, personal reinvention, motherhood, midlife shifts, wellness, and the quiet moments where everything starts to change. Becau... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 149 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessEducationSelf-Improvement | |||

Is your wellness routine actually built for your body?
In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. Mitch Ghen, a functional medicine physician and educator with 44 years of experience, who counts hundreds of physicians among his own patients and has written ... more
Have you ever looked at someone who seems confident, successful, and completely comfortable putting herself out there, then wondered what it actually took for her to become that person?
In this episode, I'm joined by Chelsea Paine, a female entrepre... more
Have you ever stood at the edge of a dance floor and wished you could join in? Do you tell yourself you're past the age for it, or that you'd need a different body, a different history, or some talent you were never given?
In this episode, I'm join... more
What if the college process starts years earlier than anyone told you?
In this episode, I’m joined by Bekka Goldberg, a college counselor who spent her career in admission and student advising at independent schools including the School of American ... more
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Kimberly does a wonderful job of interviewing Louis Alvez, a professional dance instructor with an interesting background. They each discuss the benefits of dance to women of all ages. I know because I started ballroom dancing late in life! Good job Louis and Kimberly!!
Kimberly has a wonderful way of turning real-life experiences into conversations that make you reflect on your own. The Cinnamon Effect feels genuine, uplifting, and grounded — especially around confidence, resilience, wellness, and continuing to evolve through every stage of life.
Thoughtful conversations with a lot of heart. Definitely worth listening to!! 🫶🏽
I absolutely love this podcast! Kimberly brings such warmth, wisdom, and authenticity to every conversation. Her insights on health, mindset, and purpose feel both grounded and uplifting, the perfect mix of inspiration and practical advice. Each episode leaves me reflecting and motivated to live more intentionally. Truly a must-listen for any woman focused on wellness and growth.
Kimberly is such a great host and always has amazing guests. I had the honor to be on episode 102. Connecting with Kimberly was amazing. This is one of my new favorite shows.
I love Kimberly’s way of communicating—she shares such valuable information in a fun, relatable, and personable way. I look forward to listening to all the episodes.
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The show centers on women's health, holistic wellness, emotional healing, and personal growth, often featuring expert guests who share practical strategies for transformation, resilience, and healthier living. Conversations blend science, mindset, and real-world stories—from parenting and midlife shifts to sustainable entrepreneurship and self-care rituals—delivering actionable tips in an approachable, warm style. A standout is the host's emphasis on progress over perfection and small, intentional steps, plus occasional solo episodes that offer concrete tools and rituals. Notable is the consistent focus on women rebuilding themselves, which makes the podcast a good fit for listeners seeking empowerment, practical wellness advice, and inspir... more
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Recent guests on The Cinnamon Effect include:
1. Louis Alves
2. Bekka Goldberg
3. Dhardra Blake
4. Elizabeth Tringali
5. Nick DeVito
6. Sarah Goldberger
7. Andrea Pertnoy
8. Marisa Pepper
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