Learn the Tricks for Flavorful 15-Minute Meals with Ali Rosen

Beat Gymtimidation with Ash Shah

If you feel intimidated going to the gym you are not alone. A recent poll showed that 50% of Americans have gymtimidation. And it’s not just about the gym. Many are intimidated to do any type of exercise, inside or outside. In this episode, Ash Shah, Clinical Counseling Director at Empower Your Mind Therapy,a leading mental health practice in New York City, sheds light on this issue which can have significant repercussion on well-being, and offers practical ways to beat it.

Ash Shah is a therapist dedicated to guiding individuals on their journey towards healing and self-discovery. With a compassionate approach grounded in mindfulness and dialectical behavioral techniques, Ash specializes in reducing anxiety, boosting self-confidence, and rediscovering joy in clients' lives. Ash holds an M.S. in Social Work from Columbia University and is an alumnus of the Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) Training Program.

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Try the 6 to 1 Guide to Grocery Shopping with Will Coleman

Will Coleman’s 6 to 1 method for grocery shopping has gone viral because it simplifies shopping while offering endless meal inspiration that’s economical too. In this episode he explains this unique system and how it can make a difference in your life

Will Coleman is achef, content creator, creative director, and TV & media host who aims to diversify the food space and create moments of adventure and joy on and off the screen. He believes that food is meant to be vibrant and shared with community. His work explores Black-American cuisine, global ingredients, and bold flavors. His 6 to 1 Shopping and Meal Guide e-book is available on his websitewww.chefwillcoleman.com

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Explore the Ikarian Way of Eating with Diane Kochilas

The Greek Island of Ikaria is one of the “Blue Zones” where people are most likely to live long, healthy lives. So much of their longevity can be attributed to their way of eating. In this episode, Diane Kochilas, a New York City native whose family is from Ikaria, and who now lives there much of the year, explains the essence of the Ikarian way, and how to give traditional recipes a contemporary twist so they are do-able wherever you live.

Diane has been at the forefront of bringing healthy, delicious Greek and Mediterranean cuisine to a wide international audience for more than 25 years. She is the host and co-executive producer of the award winning PBS show,My Greek Tableand she runs theGlorious Greek Cooking Schoolon Ikaria. Diane has released 18 books on Greek cuisine and won 3 IACP Awards. Her latest is The Ikaria Way.

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Spring Forward Series: Build Wellness Guardrails with Virginia Willis

Chef Virginia Willis has transformed her life since starting her health journey in 2019. She is now happier mentally and physically, and she has maintained a 65 pound weight loss. Willis has become a cheerleader for those wanting to make their own life changes, saying “If a French-trained Southern chef can do it, you can, too!” She says a key to success is build guardrails to keep you on your healthy path. List to learn what she means by that---and prepare to be inspired!

Willis is a James Beard award-winning cookbook author and televisionpersonality,Her books includeFresh Start,Secrets of the Southern Table,Lighten Up, Y’all,Bon Appétit, Y’all,Basic to Brilliant, Y’all,Okra, andGrits

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Spring Forward Series: Rethink Weight Loss with Michelle Cardel

Welcome to Ellie's Spring Forward series where she revisits some of her most popular episodes that will help put winter behind you.

Two things are true about health and weight that seem to be diametrically opposed to one another. One truth: diet culture and focusing on weight loss is toxic. And the other truth: many people in the US would be healthier and feel better if they lost weight. How do we reconcile these seemingly conflicting concerns as individuals and as a society? The conversation about it has gotten so heated that many are left confused, frustrated and vulnerable.

In this episode,Dr. Michelle Cardel, a Puerto Rican nutrition scientist, registered dietitian, the Senior Director of Global Clinical Research & Nutrition at WW, and a faculty member at the University of Florida College of Medicine, where she is also an Associate Director for the Center for Integrative Cardiovascular and Metabolic Diseases,helps us figure it out, encouraging us to rethink how we think about weight, and assess whether we want to think about it at all.

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