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Feed the Matriarchy is a sister-led podcast serving up real talk about food, body image, parenting, and feminist rebellion—while amplifying matriarchal voices across the spectrum. Each week, we unpack the ways diet culture and patriarchy have shaped our relationship with our bodies, our choices, and our worth, while highlighting the groundbreaking ways women are holding families, communities, and culture together—and changing them for the better. Through conversations with women and changemakers from many lived experiences, we explore what it means to truly nourish ourselves: not just with food, but with rest, pleasure, connection, courage, and truth.
Unknown Host hosts Feed the Matriarchy, a education show with 17 episodes published.
In this episode of Feed the Matriarchy, we're joined by some of the most important women in their lives: The Yayas—a group of lifelong friends whose bond spans more than 30 years. Together, we explore the power of sister
In this episode of Feed the Matriarchy, we sit down with Blakely Hunze-Austin, LPC—a licensed professional counselor specializing in sex therapy, eating disorders, trauma, OCD, addictions, and work with LGBTQIA+, kink, a
In this powerful episode of Feed the Matriarchy, Heather and Johanna sit down with Dr. Lulu (Uchenna Umeh, MD she/her)—pediatrician, speaker, bestselling author, identity-affirming coach, veteran, and founder of Dr. Lulu
In this episode of Feed the Matriarchy, Heather and Johanna sit down with Breeze (@Breezleweezle) —perinatal mental health therapist, content creator, mother of five, and creator of the Better Boys Project—to talk about
In this episode of Feed the Matriarchy, Heather and Johanna dive into the complicated realities of parenting kids around body image while also unlearning the messages we inherited ourselves. Together, they explore mother
In this episode of Feed the Matriarchy, Heather and Johanna sit down with Penny MacDonell (she,her) to talk about living with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, navigating body image, and learning to see herself as beautiful
In this episode of Feed the Matriarchy, Johanna sits down with Rose M., DNP, CRNA (she/her) —a healthcare provider passionate about inclusivity and equitable care—to talk about what it means to choose differently, even w
In this episode of Feed the Matriarchy, Heather and Johanna sit down with Tamie Gangloff (MA, MFT / she, her)—therapist, author, and advocate—to talk about what it really means to live with a chronic condition in a world
In this episode of Feed the Matriarchy, Heather and Johanna talk about the privilege we hold—white, cis, socioeconomic, etc—and what it means to actually use it. Because naming it isn’t the work. The work is in how we sh
We often spend our lives playing a high-stakes game of 'If/Then'—if I lose the weight, if I stop the habit, if I perfectly manage the household, then I’ll finally be happy. This week on Feed the Matriarchy, Heather and J
In this episode of Feed the Matriarchy , we are joined by Amanda Pyle, a powerhouse leader in disability advocacy, to discuss the radical act of taking up space physically, emotionally, and historically. We dive deep int
In this episode of Feed the Matriarchy, Heather and Johanna sit down with Deb Benfield (MEd, RDN/LDN, RYT, she/her) and author of Unapologetic Aging, for a powerful conversation on what it means to age on our own terms.
In this episode of Feed the Matriarchy, Johanna and Heather dig into the ways women’s bodies have been turned into commodities—measured, controlled, and constantly evaluated. We talk about body fascism, the cultural pres
In this episode, Johanna and Heather bring in special guest Christina Hartmen (she/her) to dig into intuition—how we reclaim it after a lifetime of being told not to trust ourselves. They talk about taking up space, unle
In this episode of Feed the Matriarchy , Heather and Johanna are joined by sociologist Ignacia Eschelbach (she/her) to unpack how bodies come to be labeled “normal” or “deviant”—and who benefits from those classification
In our first-ever guest episode, Heather and Johanna sit down with Jenn Heettner (she/her) to unpack the profound, often messy, and beautiful transition known as matrescence . Much like adolescence, the shift into mother
In this follow-up to our deep dive into the diets, Heather and Johanna explore the quiet, often radical act of rediscovering your own autonomy. Now that we’ve started to dismantle the external rules, we’re asking the big
In this episode, Heather and Johanna pull back the curtain on the relentless cycle of the diet industry, tracing its history and the ways it has shaped our relationship with food. They get vulnerable about their own year
In the first episode of Feed the Matriarchy, Heather and Johanna kick off the podcast by talking about where they learned to shrink-- bodies, voices, and needs—and why unlearning that conditioning matters now more than e
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Feed the Matriarchy is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Education (self improvement) and has published 17 episodes.
Feed the Matriarchy has published 17 episodes.
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