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Feed Me the Facts is dedicated to representation and inspiration for students and professionals of color pursing careers in nutrition and dietetics. Every episode brings expert insights, the latest trends and personal stories that inspire. Whether you’re new to the field or a season pro, this is your space to learn, grow and connect. Diversify Dietetics is a 501c3 nonprofit organization. Our mission is to increase the racial and ethnic diversity in the field of nutrition by empowering nutrition leaders of color. Find out more at www.diversifydietetics.org
Unknown Host hosts Feed Me the Facts, a health show with 42 episodes published.
In today’s episode, we’re diving into the intersection of food, culture, community, and advocacy—and exploring what it really means to create equitable food systems that nourish people beyond the plate. This conversation
In today’s episode, we’re diving into the intersection of food, culture, community, and advocacy—and exploring what it really means to create equitable food systems that nourish people beyond the plate. This conversation
Building a Niche in Vaginal Health with Dekeira Horne Diversify Dietetics In today’s episode, we’re diving into a niche within dietetics that some may consider non-traditional—but that’s exactly the point. This conversat
In this episode of Feed Me the Facts, Danielle sits down with Daniela Hurtado, MS, RD, CSSD, and Rayanne Nguyen, MS, RD, CSSD, LDN—two sports dietitians and leaders redefining what athlete care can look like. Daniela, fo
After a short winter break, we’re back with a rich conversation alongside food ethnographer and children’s book author June Jo Lee. June Jo studies how we eat, cook, and crave—using food as a lens to understand culture,
Dr. Andie Lee Gonzalez—also known as Andie Lee—is a first-generation Latina dietitian whose journey spans community nutrition, retail, private practice, academia, and industry. In this episode, she walks us through her p
In this Season 5 episode of Feed Me the Facts, we sit down with Cassidy Sharp, PhD, RDN and Yan Jing Phay, MPH, RDN—two recent graduates of the Diversify Dietetics Internship—to unpack what the reality of transitioning f
In this Season 5 kickoff of Feed Me the Facts, we sit down with Maya Feller, MS, RD, CDN, founder of Maya Feller Nutrition, author of Eating from Our Roots, and frequent national media contributor. Maya shares her unique
In this rewind episode of Feed Me the Facts, we revisit Basheerah’s inspiring journey from food marketing to launching her own private practice. She shares the challenges of starting out, the realities of working with in
In this rewind episode of Feed Me the Facts, we revisit an inspiring conversation with Alice Figueroa—registered dietitian nutritionist, public health advocate, culinary expert, and founder of Alice in Foodie Land. Alice
In this special episode from the DD archives, host Deanna sits down with Trinique Waters, RD, to reflect on navigating career doubt, finding belonging, and building confidence as a woman of color in dietetics. From strug
In this Season 4 finale of Feed Me the Facts, Deanna and Danielle reflect on powerful conversations from across the season—exploring how money and respect show up for dietitians of color. They revisit standout guest mome
In this episode, Morgan McGee shares her journey as a school nutrition leader and dietitian, offering a powerful perspective on intrapreneurship—growing within your organization to build skills, lead change, and create i
In this episode, Venus Kalami shares her journey as a pediatric dietitian, the importance of cultural humility, and why dietitians of color are vital in pediatric nutrition. We explore career growth, respect, money, and
What You’ll Learn in This Episode: The Journey from Mentorship to Partnership (00:00) How Alissa and Jasmine went from mentor/mentee to long-term collaborators. Why Dietitians Should Embrace Collaboration (06:30) The imp
In this episode of Feed Me The Facts, Deanna sits down with Greg LaFortune, a Registered Dietitian and private practice owner, to talk about his leap into entrepreneurship, the challenges of building a business, and his
In this episode of Feed Me the Facts, Deanna sits down with Tamara Melton and Deja Ivy to discuss the decision to sunset the Diversify Dietetics Internship Program. They explore the program's origin, challenges in mainta
In this episode of Feed Me the Facts, we sit down with Dr. Navika Gangrade, a visiting assistant professor at NYU and registered dietitian, to unpack the journey of pursuing a PhD in nutrition. We discuss her experiences
In this episode of Feed Me the Facts, we sit down with Jenny Westerkamp, founder of All Access Dietetics and All Access Dietitians. Jenny shares her incredible journey from launching her first business as a college senio
In this episode of Feed Me the Facts, we sit down with Luis Gonzalez, an RDN and account manager at Eat Well Global. Luis shares his journey through food service management, his discovery of media-based opportunities, an
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Feed Me the Facts is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 42 episodes.
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