
For most of us, “beautiful” has meant thin, youthful, glowing, and effortlessly put-together — a look we’ve been taught to believe makes us valuable and worthy. But what if beautiful isn’t about being thin or looking young — but a feeling you experience inside, and already are?Unlearning Beautiful is for women who are tired of worrying about their jean size, fighting the signs of aging, or trying ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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This episode wasn’t planned.
It started as a DM between me and binge eating recovery coach Stefanie Michele…and quickly turned into a conversation where we thought “we need to hit record!”
What you’re hearing is a real, unfiltered conversation betw... more
Does the thought of summer wardrobe changes fill you with dread? You aren't alone. In this episode of we dive into the heart of summer body anxiety.
We explore why we feel the urge to hide when the sun comes out and how to shift from "managing" your... more
Have you ever tried to “just love your body,” only to have those critical thoughts come rushing back the second you see a photo of yourself? You aren’t doing anything wrong—you’re up against biology.
In this episode of Unlearning Beautiful, we pull ... more
Have you ever felt like a "failure" for not sticking to a diet?
In 1944, a group of healthy men volunteered for a study at the University of Minnesota to understand the impact of famine. What they discovered explains exactly why dieting feels like a... more
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I listened to every episode of this podcast in a 24 hour period. I have spent so many years in my life associating my worth with my appearance, and it has sparked me to begin meditation and the work towards coming back to myself. I look
forward to the guided medications on her YouTube.
I just listened to the first ep and couldn’t relate more. Especially the sister comparison. I quit dieting for the same reasons.
This is a great podcast that explains why dieting doesn’t work, and how intuitive eating can bring you peace in your life. I highly recommend checking it out!
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A thoughtful, woman-focused series exploring body image, weight stigma, and inner well-being through personal stories, practical tools, and compassionate coaching. Episodes center on moving from dieting and external validation toward inner worth, emotional awareness, and intuitive living. Expect discussions of medical weight bias, stress and emotional eating, and strategies like mindfulness, re-framing beliefs, and private coaching to cultivate lasting self-acceptance and peace with the body. The show often blends vulnerable storytelling with actionable guidance, making it a compelling fit for listeners seeking liberating approaches to health, self-worth, and everyday happiness, with a consistent emphasis on inner wisdom over appearance.
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