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The Good Clean Nutrition Podcast

Presented by Orgain
Nutrition
Mental Health
Protein
Exercise
Obesity
Brain Health
Aging
Microbiome
Healthspan
Creatine
Plant-Based Protein
Gut Health
Hydration
Nutrigenomics
Intuitive Eating
Exercise Performance
Glp-1
Pregnancy
Ultra-Processed Foods
Gut-Brain Connection

Stay in-the-know on the hottest trending topics in health and nutrition with The Good Clean Nutrition Podcast, presented by Orgain. Join Dr. Ginger Hultin, DCN, RDN, CSO, an integrative dietitian nutritionist, as she speaks with some of the most inspiring and passionate subject-matter experts in nutrition, health, and wellness. Each episode explores the science behind popular trends in nutrition a... more

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Latest Episodes

Kids' nutrition conversations usually center on what a child eats, but perhaps the how, the why, and the when are even more important…

In this episode, Dr. Ginger Hultin, MS, RDN, CSO, welcomes back Jennifer Anderson, MSPH, RDN, the registered dieti... more

When it comes to feeding the kids in our lives, the advice and strong opinions never stop. So how do you know what to prioritize?

In this episode, host Dr. Ginger Hultin is joined by Jennifer Anderson, MSPH, RDN, the registered dietitian and public ... more

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GLP-1 medications are everywhere right now, but the confusion around them runs just as deep as the excitement. In this episode, Dr. Ginger Hultin sits down with Joe Zucchi, PA and clinical supervisor at Transition Medical Weight Loss, for a deep dive... more

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Heart disease is the number one cause of death for both women and men, yet so much confusion still surrounds it.



In this episode, Ginger sits down with Angela Hartley, RN, a cardiac rehab specialist, personal trainer, and nutritional therapist, f... more

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Recent Guests

Joe Zucchi
Physician assistant and clinical supervisor at Transition Medical Weight Loss
Transition Medical Weight Loss
Episode: GLP-1s Explained: The Facts, Fiction, and What's Next with Joe Zucchi, PA-C, MPAS (ep – 92)
Angela Hartley
Nurse, cardiac rehab specialist, personal trainer and nutritional therapist
Surrey, United Kingdom
Episode: A Cardiac Nurse & Dietitian's Guide to Heart Health: Testing, Prevention, Myths & More with Angela Hartley, RN (ep – 91)
Michael Ormsbee
Professor at Florida State University, Executive Director of the Institute of Sports Sciences and Medicine
Florida State University
Episode: How to Recover Smarter After Every Workout with Dr. Michael Ormsbee (ep – 89)
Ashley Koff
Author, registered dietitian, weight health expert
Ashley Koff, RD
Episode: What Protein, Gut Health, and GLP-1s Mean for Weight Health with Ashley Koff, RD (ep – 88)
Wendy Ellis
Naturopathic Doctor (ND)
Self-employed naturopathic doctor, Washington state
Episode: How to Support Your Body Through Menopause with Dr. Wendy Ellis, ND (ep – 85)
Beth McCall
Performance Registered Dietitian Nutrition Expert
Independent practitioner / sports nutrition specialist
Episode: Simple & Smart Nutrition Strategies for Growing Teens with Beth McCall MS, RD, CSSD (ep – 83)
Austin Perlmutter
Physician, researcher, and best-selling author
University-affiliated researcher and author
Episode: How Movement Impacts Neuroplasticity, Mood, and Brain Health with Dr. Austin Perlmutter, MD (ep – 82)
Dr. Austin Perlmutter
Physician, bestselling author, researcher
Big Bold Health; author of works on brain health
Episode: Nutrition Strategies to Support Cognitive Function and Brain Health with Dr. Austin Perlmutter, MD (ep – 81)
Megan Rafuse
Psychotherapist and founder of Shift Collab, a virtual mental health therapy company
Shift Collab
Episode: How to Set Health Goals That Fit Your Real Life, with Megan Rafuse, MSW, RSW (ep – 79)

Host

Ginger Hultin
Host of The Good Clean Nutrition Podcast, integrative dietitian nutritionist with clinical focus and cancer nutrition expertise

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 93 ratings
  • Ginger’s Great!

    Ginger is an engaging and thoughtful host who explores topics with clarity and warmth. She’s got a knack for making complex ideas, approachable and genuinely enjoyable to listen to!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TMD12082
    United States6 months ago
  • Enlightening and Insightful

    Episode 69 with Rachel Harvest and Dr. Hultin brought so much clarity to my narrative of different iterations and cycles of food restriction that I’ve engaged in over the years. I’ve consistently called myself an “emotional eater”, and worked to unpack that, but hadn’t expanded that to what I had interpreted as healthy eating lifestyles (e.g., intermittent fasting). This conversation stretches my understanding and self-awareness of when these can be healthy, and when they are still being ruled ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mjoysmall
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great podcast!

    I just found this podcast and so glad I did. Relevant topics & interesting guests! Recommended! 😊

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SherpaSteve
    Canadaa year ago
  • AMAZING science-backed podcast

    Love how experts are brought on to each episode! For the newest episode of the show, I love the practical tips on how to improve healthspan (rather than lifespan), such as enhancing mitochondrial health with consistent zone 2 training and putting more emphasis on stress relief and community bonding. It’s so important to note that nutrition and lifestyles are the main drivers of health, and supplements are of assistant roles. Nevertheless, I’m fascinated by the emerging research on the benefits o... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GfialeHRIUDSHFK.Jean
    United Statesa year ago
  • High Quality Advice

    Love Ginger and the expert guests that join her to discuss real world health and nutrition topics and myths. Easy to listen to and helps motivate me to improve my own health with all the simple to follow recommendations.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GoNutrition
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners praise improved sound quality and the two-part format for deeper dives.
Content balances clinical depth with accessibility for non-professionals.
Audience values evidence-based insights without sensationalism.
Experts are clearly knowledgeable and bring practical tips that fans can apply.
Engaging, clear host who makes complex topics approachable and enjoyable.
The host fosters a compassionate, non-judgmental approach to nutrition and health.
Guests are credible and topics stay relevant to health, nutrition, and wellness.
High-quality, science-backed discussions with balanced viewpoints and real-world relevance.

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Talking Points

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GLP-1s Explained: The Facts, Fiction, and What's Next with Joe Zucchi, PA-C, MPAS (ep – 92)
Q: Joe, welcome to the podcast.
A warm hello and an eager confirmation that he is excited to discuss Glp-1s, their history, and their evolving role in obesity medicine and metabolic health.
Understanding Protein: Evidence-Based Answers for Health's Hottest Trend with Dr. Michael Ormsbee, PhD (ep – 90)
Q: Thoughts high level on plant-based versus animal-based, supplements versus food. How do you approach those things?
He says you can use any protein source as long as the dose is adequate; animal sources may provide more calories per protein unit for some people, but a well-planned combination of plant-based foods and, if needed, supplements can match total protein needs efficiently.
Understanding Protein: Evidence-Based Answers for Health's Hottest Trend with Dr. Michael Ormsbee, PhD (ep – 90)
Q: In your view, what is driving the protein obsession, and is it justified?
Dr. Ormsbee argues that the obsession is justified because muscle-centric health is increasingly recognized as central to aging, metabolism, and overall health, amplified by social media, but cautions that some products add protein claims as a health halo without meaningful nutrition benefits.
How to Recover Smarter After Every Workout with Dr. Michael Ormsbee (ep – 89)
Q: How important is sleep for recovery and how should people think about pre-sleep fueling?
Sleep is a primary driver of recovery, affecting muscle repair and growth hormone; a small, protein-forward snack before bed can support recovery without disrupting sleep or fat metabolism, especially when portion size and composition are carefully chosen.
How to Recover Smarter After Every Workout with Dr. Michael Ormsbee (ep – 89)
Q: What is the most effective approach to what people should be eating when they're remodeling or recovering?
Start by anchoring the plate with a reliable protein source at each meal, then adjust carbohydrates and fats around that anchor based on workout intensity and recovery goals; this approach helps ensure adequate energy and supports body remodeling without overdoing calories.

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What is The Good Clean Nutrition Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on evidence-based nutrition, healthspan, and practical lifestyle strategies across a broad ecosystem of topics. Recent episodes spotlight weight health and hormonally modulated body processes, midlife health testing and menopause, performance nutrition for active adults and teens, brain health linked to movement, gut-brain connections, and mindful approaches to goal setting and body image. A notable throughline is translating complex science into approachable tips, while weaving in sponsor-supported products to illustrate real-world applications. The format often features clinicians, registered dietitians, therapists, and researchers who bring clinical depth combined with relatable, everyday guidance. Listeners can expect ... more

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1. Joe Zucchi
2. Angela Hartley
3. Michael Ormsbee
4. Ashley Koff
5. Wendy Ellis
6. Beth McCall
7. Austin Perlmutter
8. Dr. Austin Perlmutter

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