Danielle Duboise and Whitney Tingle dive deep with Jenna Zoe, the world’s leading expert in Human Design and creator of the Align with Jenna Zoe app. After a decade of simplifying and demystifying Human Design, Jenna has empowered millions to live in alignment with their true selves. In this conversation, we explore how understanding your Human Design can transform not just your wellness practices, but your life as a whole. Jenna shares importance of honoring your unique design, the power of rituals tailored to your needs, and how trusting your Human Design Authority can lead you to make decisions that support your well-being.

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Danielle and Whitney sit down with holistic sleep coach Morgan Adams, who helps women reclaim restful nights without relying on sleep medication. Having personally battled insomnia and prescription sleep aid dependency for nearly a decade, Morgan now shares her expert insights and science-backed tools to help others transform their sleep. As a two-time breast cancer survivor, she also brings a unique perspective on the role of sleep in overall wellness and disease prevention.

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Danielle and Whitney sit down with Michael Norton, the Harold M. Brierley Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School and author of "The Ritual Effect: From Habit to Ritual, Harness the Surprising Power of Everyday Actions." Michael delves into the profound impact that rituals can have on our daily lives, relationships, and overall well-being.

An award-winning behavioral scientist and professor at Harvard Business School, Michael Norton’s research focuses on behavioral economics and well-being, with particular attention given to topics such as happiness and money, and, most recently, rituals and habits. His recent book The Ritual Effect focuses on the surprising and versatile power of rituals.

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Danielle and Whitney engage in an insightful conversation with Dr. Taz Bhatia, a board-certified integrative medicine physician, wellness expert, and founder of CentreSpring MD. Dr. Taz shares her insights on navigating the complexities of hormonal shifts, practical strategies for maintaining vitality and energy through different life stages, and ultimately how not to experience the menopause your mom experienced.

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Danielle Duboise sits down with Dan Kittredge, organic farmer and founder of the Bionutrient Food Association, to explore the profound connection between soil health, nutrient density, and human well-being. They discuss how our food choices impact not only our personal health but also the health of the planet, and how small shifts in agriculture and consumer habits can drive systemic change. Dan also shares groundbreaking insights on measuring food quality and how we can reclaim a relationship with nature through what we eat.

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Danielle and Whitney sit down one-on-one to discuss Sakara’s new supplement line, including Daily Elixir, Cell Reset, Metabolism Bite, and Night Service. They unveil the importance of supplements as a whole and why we need them in our modern day diets to help fill nutritional gaps, and much more. They deep dive into each supplement, the science behind their ingredients, how and when to use them, and the everlasting benefits these impactful supplements have on our longevity and overall wellbeing.

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In this episode, Tracee Stanley dives into the profound impact of rituals that nurture rest, exploring how these practices can help us unravel the stresses of daily life and unlock the creative potential and answers we’ve been seeking. She discusses the power of rest, the practice of undoing, and how to build a relationship with rest that supports deeper clarity. At Sakara, we know how essential deep rest is for overall wellness, which is why we’ve been working on something new to help support relaxation and better sleep. Stay tuned for more details soon!

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Danielle and Whitney sit down with tantric teacher, creator of the VITA Method and “sexpert extraordinaire”, Layla Martin to discuss all things sexual sovereignty and spiritual power. Layla unveils how to find the map inside yourself where sexual power restores, heart power, creative power, and then eventually spiritual sovereignty takes over. She shares how all of us are capable of spiritual wisdom and spiritual activation, and provides helpful tips and tricks to attract what you need and reconnect with your sexual empowerment.

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Danielle and Whitney sit down with the renowned Dr. Leigh Erin Connealy to understand how to take control of your control panel, your health and your life. Dr. Connealy discusses her personal stories with family, drugs and her road to becoming a doctor. As a doctor, Dr. Connealy tells us what doctors aren't telling us. She shares easy steps to understand if you have cancer, cancer prevention tips, and lifestyle support to thrive. She unveils how to find joy in healthcare decisions.

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Danielle and Whitney sit down with wellness expert and founder of Melissa Wood Health, Melissa Wood-Tepperberg, to discuss what it means to awaken your inner light, form true strength from within, and truly enjoy living in the body you have. They dive into the various stages of life as a woman and how these stages can affect and enlighten you.

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Today on the Sakara Life podcast we have the pleasure of speaking with the one and only Anthony William, more famously known as the Medical Medium. Anthony is the visionary force behind the healing journeys of countless individuals worldwide, with a mission deeply rooted in compassion and an unyielding commitment to helping the chronically ill. His medium abilities, deemed unorthodox by many, serve as a guiding light as he unravels the intricate connections between heavy metal detoxification, viruses, and chronic diseases. In this episode, we have the privilege of diving into Anthony's world, where his wisdom challenges conventional beliefs and offers a unique perspective on wellbeing.

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In today's episode we asked Dr. Elizabeth Sharp to talk to us about the science behind Ozempic, Wegovy, and other GLP-1 medications for weight loss. She’s a board-certified Internal Medicine Physician and an Institute for Functional Medicine Certified Practitioner, as well as the founder and CEO of Health Meets Wellness medical practice in New York City, specializing in weight management.

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Alisa Vitti is the best-selling author of WomanCode and known to many as “The Hormone Queen”. Today, we talk about how nourishment is the key to your well-being, and how taking the initiative to really get to know how women’s bodies are uniquely different is the first step in ending hormonal suffering.

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At Sakara, we’re on a mission to give you the tools that empower you to be in the driver's seat of your own health so you can turn your thoughts to things and your dreams into reality, through all stages of your life.

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We at Sakara believe that deepening our connection to our bodies is a key first step to nourishing our health for life—which is why we are so excited to speak with today’s guest.

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One of Sakara’s Nine Pillars Of Nutrition, body intelligence is about honing your ability to listen and respond to your body’s needs through awareness, knowledge, and engagement. It’s a dynamic intersection of science and spirit, and an essential skill for feeling and showing up as your best at every stage of life.

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In this episode Danielle sits down solo with Dr. Austin Perlmutter, who specializes in what he calls the “science of stuck.” His research and work centers around the thesis that modern culture is rewiring our brains and damaging our health in the name of profit, and his New York Times best-selling book, Brain Wash, offers a plan of resistance against this pervasive numbing championed by our society. Austin suggests that to rehabilitate our neuroplasticity—a.k.a., our brain's ability to shift its response to our environment—we need to combat the isolation of our digital age by seeking out both more human connection, and time immersed in Nature. He believes that through reconnecting with our community and ourselves, we can reattune our consciousness and ability to sit on the driver’s seat of our own health.

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On today's podcast we had the pleasure of sitting down with Whitney and Danielle's longtime personal dentist, Dr. Gerry Curatola. Dr. Curatola has been a practicing clinician for several decades and is anything but traditional when it comes to oral health and his holistic approach to dentistry. Based on academic research and practice, he champions the idea that our mouth microbiome is both a portal and a mirror to our overall well being, and that it holds many more insights to our health than the modern Western dentistry standards address. He's the author of a new book called The Mouth Body Connection, which details how to create a healthy mouth, reduce inflammation, and prevent disease throughout the entire body. He's also the co-inventor of the world's first prebiotic naturopathic toothpaste called Revitin. During this conversation we touch on everything from metal fillings to jaw cavitations, root canals, and Dr. Curatola’s personal mission to change the world of dentistry for the better.

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Today, we’re excited to be sitting down with Dr. Dawson Church, an award-winning science writer and author of three best-selling books The Genie in Your Genes,Mind to Matter, and Bliss Brain, to explore how we can remodel the brain for Resilience, Creativity, and Joy. Dawson founded the National Institute for Integrative Healthcare to study and implement evidence-based psychological and medical techniques. The Institute’s largest program, the Veterans Stress Project, has offered free treatment to over 20,000 veterans with PTSD over the past decade. Here, he shares his methods of treatment, the science behind them, and how the rituals we choose are investments in our long-term happiness.

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Today we’re diving into one of our most-requested topics: metabolism. With the help of Sakara Science Council Member and Harvard-trained medical doctor, Dr. William Li, we dissolve many of the myths about metabolism that we’ve all been led to believe, including that your metabolism does not have to slow with age–but why you might still be experiencing a metabolic slow down and what you can do to resolve it. We also discuss the calorie myth, and why eating for our gut health means eating for our whole body. This eye-opening episode reminds us of the power we hold over our own health, and how we can get back in the driver’s seat at any age or life-stage.

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Our relationship with our body is one of, if not the most important relationships in our lives. At Sakara we believe that deepening our body intelligence is key to well-being—which is why we’re so excited to speak with today’s guest, Dr. Rachel Allyn. As an author, TEDx speaker, and holistic somatic psychologist, Dr. Allyn’s work hinges on the study of body wisdom. She focuses on taking pressure off the mind to foster a deeper connection with our bodies, working with patients to hone their “bodyfulness”—her term for expanding our mindfulness to incorporate our physical bodies. By integrating movement into her practice, she helps them unlearn and release long-held stigmas and shame about their bodies and their pleasure, allowing them to access greater satisfaction and joy—both in their physical relationships with themselves, and their intimate relationships with others.

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At Sakara, we believe in the intricate and sacred connection between our minds and bodies, and that the nourishment we take in includes not just what’s on our plate, but what we feed our spirits, too. In today’s episode, we’re so excited to speak with author, speaker, and internationally recognized “mind architect” Peter Crone to explore the fundamental issues that connect us through the shared human experience. In this enlightening philosophical conversation, Peter guides us through his methods for releasing toxic inner narratives; disconnecting our minds from scarcity, inadequacy, and, in doing so, achieving the ultimate gift of true freedom.

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Is there life after death? Is there any essential soul to the human body? What is consciousness?

Today on the Sakara Life Podcast we explore possible answers to these existential queries, as we’re joined by Graham Nicholls to discuss his work around out of body experiences (OBEs) and the psychology of consciousness. An author, lecturer, and board member for the Rhine Research Center, Graham connects the dots between cutting-edge metaphysics research and his own personal history with out-of-body experiences, exploring how they can help us all reach greater levels of consciousness and spiritual fulfillment. In this cerebral conversation, Graham shows us how this deeper level of consciousness can impact the way we move through the world and understand our connection to the greater universe.

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Here at Sakara, we're forever exploring the connections between our brains and bodies, and the role our minds and habits play in creating the lives we want to live. In this episode, we're joined by the renowned psychologist and author Dr. Daniel Z. Lieberman to discuss his books, The Molecule of More and Spellbound: Modern Science, Ancient Magic and the Hidden Potential of the Unconscious Mind, and his work exploring the neurochemical dopamine's impact on our mental health. In this fascinating conversation, Dr. Lieberman unpacks the ways in which this powerful hormone is often misunderstood, diving into both its light and shadow sides—and how it can help us manifest our future. Together we examine the difference between our conscious and unconscious mind, and the phenomenon of transcendence, the power of faith, and the limits that blur the line between science and spirit.

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On today’s episode, we had the pleasure of speaking withbestselling author and world renowned speaker, Dr. Gabor Maté. An expert in trauma and addiction, Dr. Mate illuminates the vastly overlooked connection between trauma, stress, and disease that research has proven time and time again. In a quest to better understand ourselves and our behaviors, we take a glimpse at our founder, Danielle Duboise’s own childhood as an example of understanding and relating to the trauma and coping mechanisms that we learn as children– and how they carry into adulthood. We also explore the real impacts of what Dr. Mate calls a “toxic culture” on our overall long-term health, and the tools we can use to move towards finding our true selves while healing from suffering.

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Today we're joined for the first time by two fellow entrepreneurs, who are pioneers of one of the fastest-growing markets in health and wellness today. Jen Bachelor and Bella Hadid are the co-founders of Kin Euphorics, a company rooted in Ayurvedic medicine, crafting functional adult beverages designed to offer an entourage effect using natural ingredients that nourish the mind and body. We connect with Bella and Jen about what it’s like being female co-founders in the world of wellness, and the shared ethos that drew us to one another. We then explore the idea of the “reckoning”, where Bella and Jen open up about their own personal transformation stories, and the pivotal moments that left each of them with no choice but to abandon any long-held beliefs or social pressures in search of the tools and rituals that would ultimately bring them together in pursuit of nourishing their bodies, minds, and spirits from the inside out.

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In today’s episode, we’re joined by scholar, national speaker, professor, and author of the Pulitzer prize winning book Franchise: The Golden Arches in Black America, Dr. Marcia Chatelain. This conversation explores the societal factors that have led to the rise of the fast food industry over the last 50 years—and the misconceptions many have about why communities rely on fast and convenience foods. We also dive into the more intimate side of what food means on an individual level, discussing the true meaning of generational wealth, and what a legacy of values, knowledge, and education around our global food systems could possibly look like.

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In this episode, we are joined by esteemed pediatric neuro endocrinologist, professor, and author, Dr. Robert Lustig, to discuss the industry-disrupting research around processed foods, and how it could lead to systemic breakthroughs in how we treat and prevent many of the chronic metabolic diseases that are increasingly on the rise. We go deep into the science behind many of the topics in his new book, Metabolical, to understand the nuances behind how food either works for us or against us. This eye-opening conversation makes clear the meaning of food as medicine, and brings a critical awareness to the connection between our plate and our life-long health from childhood onward.

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On today's episode, we are joined by the renowned Dr. Leigh Erin Connealy, who is a leader in the functional medicine space and primarily known for her work around preventing cancer through addressing patients’ lifestyle habits. We discuss how the cancer treatment landscape has been revolutionized, from treatment protocols to the research supporting the importance of lifestyle habits in relation to the development and prevention of many different diseases. Dr. Connealy shares how to take preventative action before diagnosis, and how her center, Cancer Center for Healing and Center for New Medicine, which has become the largest integrative medical clinic in North America, is designed with a patient-first approach. Her work is the perfect example of one of our Sakara values, science and spirit, and reminds us that we have so much agency when it comes to our overall health.

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In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Emeran Mayer to discuss his latest book, Gut-Immune, and dive into the science behind the gut-brain connection and how this directly impacts all aspects of our overall health. We also dive into his One Health Model Concept, which is centered around total environmental health and prioritizes the connection between our plants, the soil, and human health. This fascinating conversation will remind you that every single thing in our environment is connected and how all of our choices not only impact the future of our earth, but our health. And, in order to create true change, we must begin to understand how our sourcing practices, the food we eat, and the products that we buy have lasting impacts.

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In this episode, we sit down with author and former Head of Mindfulness and Compassion Programs at LinkedIn, Scott Shute, to discuss his bestselling book, The Full Body Yes: Change Your Work and Your World from the Inside Out. We discuss the important connection between compassion and success - and how we can all reach our true potential through mindfulness and meditation. Committed to helping others live a more balanced life, Scott reminds us all that human connection and caring for others is essential to individual fulfillment and happiness. Ultimately, this episode will encourage you to examine your own daily practices and interactions with those around you to reconsider the role connection to one another plays for the greater good.

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Becoming mothers ourselves has transformed our lives in the best ways possible. That being said, it’s a complex and exhausting journey that we never feel prepared enough for - filled with constant surprises and lessons. In this episode, we’re joined by the incredible Angela Garbes, author of Like a Mother, to discuss what it means to be a mother in today’s world, the need for more maternal resources, and how profound the shift from maiden to mother is. Angela shares her refreshingly candid attitude about motherhood and the societal expectations that come with it, along with her quest to remain true to her inner being once she became a mother. This beautifully honest conversation serves as a reminder to show ourselves more grace throughout this journey and trusting our innate wisdom always.

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In this incredibly powerful episode, we are joined by Sonya Renee Taylor, author, founder, and Radical Executive Officer of The Body Is Not an Apology - a movement that focuses on self love and body empowerment. We discuss how we can live more fulfilled and empowered lives by challenging engrained societal narratives around beauty and worthiness. In doing so, Sonya reminds us that we can unlock our full power and create a more equitable, compassionate planet. This episode serves as an incredible reminder of the power of self love and how each of us must actively practice it - radically - every single day in order to experience true happiness and freedom.

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In this episode, we’re joined by the Chief Medical Officer of Maven Clinics, Dr. Neel Shah, to discuss his work in the birth equity space. We examine the importance of feeling empowered during birth and how every birthing person deserves the right to feel safe and supported during their journey regardless of their socioeconomic circumstances. Dr. Shah’s work has been dedicated to giving people the tools to grow their family with dignity and throughout this episode, he explains the role that gender inequality, geographic inequity, racism, and generational inequity plays in this experience. This conversation provides an honest look at our maternal healthcare system in the last 20 years and discusses what needs to be done on an institutional level to change this system and its outcomes for the better.

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In this episode, we sit down with former dominatrix and critically acclaimed author Melissa Febos to discuss her book Girlhood - which is both a memoir and an inquiry on growing up female in today’s society. We discuss the seemingly overnight shift that occurs when girls hit puberty and what’s expected of them in terms of their sexuality, power dynamics with men, and beauty standards. This conversation felt therapeutic, as it encouraged us to reflect on how societal norms have shaped our own experience in terms of how we view our bodies, our worth, and relationships with others. This emotional conversation will encourage you to recognize your worth beyond your gender and step into your individual power.

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As part of our Sleeping with Sakara program, we’re joined by sleep psychologist and author, Dr. Shelby Harris, to discuss all things sleep. In this incredibly informative episode, Dr. Shelby dives into what makes a good night sleep and how we can all work on improving our sleep hygiene, which inherently improves our overall quality of life. We also discuss the intersection of nutrition and sleep and how all of our lifestyle habits deeply impact our ability to get a great night’s sleep. Ultimately, this episode will encourage you to evaluate your own sleep habits and establish a consistent bedtime routine to feel your best.

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In one of our favorite episodes yet, we sit down with Ron Finley, self-proclaimed “Gangsta Gardener”, to discuss his incredible work in turning food deserts into “food forests”, through urban farming via The Ron Finley Project. In this conversation, we discuss how access to healthy food is a fundamental human right and how individuals can make small steps to change our own health, as well as the health of the planet. Ron’s moving message will inspire you to re-think about how you interact with nature in order to live a more beautiful and harmonious life.

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In our first episode of The Sakara Life Podcast Season 3 (!), we reunite in our hometown of Sedona, Arizona to answer all of your burning questions. We receive countless DMs everyday and in celebration of the community we’ve built, we wanted to dedicate this episode to getting back to the Sakara Life basics. Throughout the episode we discuss the founding principles of our Nutrition Program, dive into why all fiber isn’t created equal, and much more! We hope you enjoy this episode and stay tuned for our best season yet!

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In this episode, we sit down with Sakara farm partner and co-founder of Radicle Farms, Jim Livengood, to discuss the important connection between farming and the food on our plate. Jim walks us through various farming practices and explains the direct impact each has on our environment and future. He also dives into the true meaning of eating organic and why it’s important for consumers to consider how our food is sourced. In sharing his inspiring farming ethos through his work at Radicle Farms, this conversation will encourage you to further evaluate where your food comes from and understand the lasting impact the choices you make as a consumer has on our planet.

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In this episode, we sit down with Jessie De Lowe, co-founder of How You Glow and manifestation coach, to discuss the true meaning of manifestation and how the thoughts we think have the power to create our reality. She also explains how we can all hone our energy to make a positive change in our world and uncover our soul’s purpose for achieving lasting fulfillment. Throughout this conversation, we are reminded that in order to continue to grow and shift our reality, we must be radically honest with ourselves.

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In this fascinating episode, we are joined by Dr. Leonardo Trasande to discuss the role toxic chemicals play in our health and economy. Dr. Trasande is the Director of the Division of Environmental Pediatrics at NYU School of Medicine and the author of Sicker, Fatter, Poorer. Throughout this conversation, he breaks down what endocrine disrupting chemicals are, where they can be found, and how they impact everything from our brain development, metabolic function, and more. Dr. Trasande also explains how our failure to enact safer, stricter policies is not only costing us incredible amounts of money, but significantly increasing our disease and disability rates in the US. Ultimately, this conversation will encourage you to re-examine the products you’re using on a daily basis and empower you to make small, healthier changes (like eating organic) that can support the well-being of you and your household.

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In this episode, we sit down with Sakara’s Board Chair, John Replogle, to discuss what it means to be a mission-driven company and how businesses can be powerful change-agents. We share Sakara’s mission and values, and discuss the pivotal role they play in everything we do as a company. John also explains why it’s important for each of us to live a mission-driven life and how we can individually have an impact on the planet. This inspiring conversation will encourage you to not only become a more conscious consumer, but also to find your personal mission and purpose for being here on earth. We wrap up the episode discussing what makes a good leader and why having a growth mindset is critical to our personal and professional success.

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In this episode, we bring Sakara’s Science & Advisory Council member, Dr. Aviva Romm, back onto the podcast to discuss her latest book, Hormone Intelligence. We discuss what hormones are and how they act as chemical messengers to unveil the overall health of our body, as they impact everything from our weight, mood, sleep, and more. Dr. Aviva also breaks down the importance of cultivating body and hormone intelligence to begin the journey of self-healing through our nutrition and lifestyle choices. Ultimately, this informative conversation will encourage you to evaluate your inputs, tune into your body, and achieve total wellbeing.

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In this episode, we sit down with bestselling author and fertility expert, Aimee Raupp, to discuss all things fertility and how we can all achieve optimal health, whether we’re actively looking to conceive or simply want to feel our best. We discuss how important it is for us to foster a healthy environment for our bodies, from the foods we eat, the thoughts we think, and the people we surround ourselves with. Aimee also explains how important it is for each of us to listen to our bodies and honor it’s innate wisdom, trusting that our spirit, timing, and nature will bring forth the miracle of conception. This emotional episode serves as a reminder that it’s so important to sit in the driver’s seat of our health and remember how strongly our emotions impact our total body health.

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In one of our most fascinating episodes yet, I sit down with past life psychic, spiritual teacher, and bestselling author, Ainslie Macleod. Ainslie knew he had a rare gift when he was able to predict the next song on the radio or article in next week’s newspaper. He uses his talents to help people discover their life’s purpose -- something he says we all inherently know, he just simply provides a little extra guidance and validation. The process he facilitates is tapping into past lives and connecting with spirit guides. I was shocked when Ainslie revealed Danielle and I’s dramatic past lives and how it has informed our current life, personality, and purpose. Approach this episode with an open mind and you too can find out the secret to finding your soul’s purpose here on earth.

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In this episode, we welcomed one of our favorite world-renowned gastroenterologists and best-selling authors, Dr. Will Bulsiewicz, to discuss the connection between the food we eat and our gut health. He shares his personal health journey and, in line with the Sakara philosophy, he believes in a fibrous and plant-rich diet and breaks down how crucial it is to our overall health. Dr. Bulsiewicz also explains the science behind why all fiber is not created equal and the role feeding our microbes fiber plays in transforming our gut health. He advocates for intuitively eating nourishing, healing foods rather than restricting and dieting. This episode will encourage you to create healthier lifestyle habits such as introducing a greater variety of plants into your diet, exercising, and eating foods that make you feel joyful.

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In this episode, I sit down with Beautycounter’s CEO and founder, Gregg Renfrew to discuss her incredible work as a pioneer of the clean beauty movement and her advocacy work on Capitol Hill. We chat about the need for transparency in the beauty (and food) industry and how so many of the products used on a daily basis contain harmful, endocrine-disrupting ingredients. Gregg shares her “never” list as well as which products are “okay” to use even if they’re not the cleanest. We also talk about the incredible mission behind Beautycounter and her advocacy work, along with some useful tips for women who are aspiring entrepreneurs. This episode will inspire you to not only re-evaluate the products you're using in your daily life, but encourage you to find your purpose in life whether it’s in starting your own company or finding your personal mission and purpose in this world.

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In this episode, we sit down with bestselling author, poet, and activist Cleo Wade to discuss the inspiration behind her new children’s book, What The Road Said. We discuss how it reminds us all to embrace the journey of life and trust ourselves along the way. We explore the notion of self-care and self-love, and how they deeply impacts the way we show up in the world each day. This conversation will inspire you to examine your own notions of self-love, embolden you to use your voice, and bravely forge your own path in life. When you invest in your relationship with yourself it deepens your connection to others and reveals your purpose here on Earth.

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Have you ever found yourself saying, ‘if I do this, then I will be that?’ Dr. Sasha Heinz calls this the ‘perfection project’ that many of us experience on the never ending journey to chasing ‘happiness.’ Women especially tend to put a lid on our desires and appetite for life which disconnects us from our true wanting. In this episode, I dig deep with Dr. Heinz to reveal the root cause of this habit, how to break the cycle, and figure out what our souls are yearning for to live a more fulfilled life without judgement. As a developmental psychologist with a Masters in applied Positive Psychology, Dr. Heinz is a true expert on this topic with an extremely approachable authenticity, and telling her personal story was so powerful it brought me to tears. Join us in this candid conversation around a taboo topic that will uplift and inspire you.

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In this informative episode, I sit down with Dr. Josh Axe, bestselling author and functional medicine doctor, to discuss the role ancient remedies play in achieving total body healing. We discuss the importance of superfoods and herbs, and how incorporating them into our diets can heal various imbalances, particularly with the skin and the gut. Our conversation takes an unexpected turn from nutrition and physical health, to discussing how our relationship to God/Spirit and how the energy we radiate can deeply impact our wellbeing. This episode will not only encourage you to eat the rainbow and incorporate more superfoods into your diet, but encourage you to re-examine your connection to a higher power. And, as Dr. Axe mentions, one of the most transformational things we can do for our healing is to radiate love and positivity into the world.

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In this episode, I sit down with sex educator and Foria’s Chief Brand Officer, Kiana Reeves, for an intimate conversation around the meaning of libido-- and of good sex. Kiana shares some of her top, juicy tips for ultimate self-pleasure and breaks down how we can all become more comfortable in our bodies, emotionally and physically, during sex. We discuss how pleasure, intimacy, and connection are all interconnected and how we can use it as part of an ever-expanding experience of one-ness (whether partnered or solo). This episode will encourage you to evaluate your own sex life and the things that could be holding you back from finding your highest form of pleasure.

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We welcome world-famous sexologist and author, Jaiya Ma, for a juicy, honest conversation around sexual wellness. Jaiya has made it her life mission to raise consciousness about pleasure and sexuality on this earth and give people the tools to uncover their sexual power. She candidly shares her own sexual awakening and how she came to reclaim her view of sex and herself despite ingrained narratives in society. Want to unlock your most vibrant sex life? Jaiya takes you through her Erotic Blueprint quiz to help you reveal your true sexual desires.This thought-provoking episode, prompts us all to re-evaluate our belief systems that are holding us back from pleasure and examine the layers of what each of us has been conditioned and taught about our sexuality by society.

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What is an acupuncturist/energy healer doing talking about sex? Dr. Jill Blakeway, who I had the pleasure of working with on my fertility journey, says that our libido is life energy. Today we’re discussing her book Sex Again, which she wrote to help her patients get back to sex, but from the perspective of what sex is or can do for you energetically. She explains that sex can be used as a tool for us all to experience enlightenment, to tap into the collective consciousness— and feel oneness with the world. Whether you’re looking to reconnect to your sexuality with yourself or a partner, she provides us with actionable (and fun!) tips for reigniting our inner flame. We also discuss what it really means to be “sexy” and how it all starts with self-acceptance and releasing the ego. This episode will encourage you to examine your sexuality and reclaim your connectedness to self and the world.

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As a new mother, we could not be more excited to talk all things pregnancy with Dr. Aviva Romm, Yale-trained MD, midwife, Sakara Council member, and someone Danielle and I use as a trusted resource for questions on motherhood both for Sakara and personally. She was the one who I picked up the phone and called when I had a miscarriage, when I was struggling with fertility, and then finally when I was 41 weeks pregnant and trying to get labor going. She has imparted so much wisdom with us throughout our fertility and pregnancy journeys and today we get to share that knowledge with all of you! Aviva has been working with women for over 35 years but last year during COVID her focus shifted, creating the #Ideservebirthsupport movement, in which she offers a free pregnancy support course already helping over 9,000 women! On today’s podcast we discuss how important it is to understand the array of options during pregnancy and birth and just how crucial it is to have a support circle. For any woman on their motherhood journey, this candid and beautiful episode will provide you with some helpful tools for how to nourish your body throughout all stages and ensure optimal health for you and baby. Aviva imparts actionable tips that will allow you to feel empowered throughout your journey into pregnancy and beyond.

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In this episode, we sit down with Lunch on Me founder and bestselling author, LaRayia Gaston, to learn more about her incredible mission of ending starvation and providing opportunities to enrich the mind, body, and spirit of LA’s homeless community. Gaston’s work focuses on giving everyone access to whole, clean food and showing us all the importance of living in gratitude through helping others. Sakara has had the privilege of partnering with Lunch on Me and donating meals for several years to support LaRayia’s incredible work for the community. She reminds us all that food is a catalyst for love and that all human beings should have access to nourishing foods as it impacts our mind, body, and soul. This incredibly moving episode will encourage you to reflect on how you show up in the world everyday and re-examine your happiness, purpose, and connection to others.

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In this episode, we sit down with Ally Bogard, spiritual guru and yoga teacher, who is also the co-creator of Upwards.gold, Gaiatri Yoga Teacher Training, and Sound Mind Meditation. Ally has been a close, personal friend of Danielle and Whitney for many years and throughout this episode, they intimately discuss the importance of re-evaluating ingrained narratives and how reframing internal thoughts changes our reality. Ally advocates for us all to recognize and release negative patterns in our life to achieve great transformation and self growth. She describes the magic of a broken heart and how we can achieve personal growth through struggle. Ally candidly shares her experience in uncovering her true self, and provides insight as to how we can do the same: by honoring our pain and past experiences. It’s through these moments of struggle that we grow the most, transforming into our best selves. This episode will encourage you to re-evaluate your own narratives and reclaim your sense of self.

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