In this episode of Kate and Isaiah Living Large, we’re catching up on some HUGE life moments! Kate officially hit a major milestone by headlining her first comedy show 🎤—and we’re breaking down everything from the nerves to how it actually felt owning the stage.

At the same time, we’ve been in full-on moving mode, settling into a new space 🏡 and figuring out what this next chapter looks like for us. It’s been exciting, stressful, and everything in between.

We’re sharing the real behind-the-scenes of both experiences—the wins, the challenges, and what we’ve learned along the way.

If you’re going through big changes or chasing something new, this episode is for you.

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In this episode of Kate and Isaiah Living Large, we’re getting real about the sugar tax—and honestly, we’ve got some mixed feelings.

On one hand, we understand the goal: reduce obesity, improve health, and maybe push people toward better choices. But on the other… it starts to feel like we’re just making life more expensive for people who are already struggling.

Is this actually about helping people live healthier lives, or is it an easy way to put the responsibility back on individuals without fixing the bigger problems—like access, education, and affordability?

We talk about whether a tax would’ve changed our own habits, why these policies can feel more like punishment than support, and what might actually make a real difference.

This one’s a little more personal, a little more opinionated—and definitely a conversation.

👉 Where do you stand: helpful tool… or unfair hit?

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In this episode of Kate and Isaiah Living Large, we’re diving into World Obesity Day and asking a real question—does it actually make a difference?

We talk about who these awareness days are really for, whether they reach people living with obesity, and if they create real change… or just conversations that fade away. From personal experiences to broader impacts, we unpack what works, what doesn’t, and what we think needs to change.

Is awareness enough—or are we missing the mark?

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Do the clothes we wear actually change how confident we feel? In this episode of Kate and Isaiah Living Large, we dive into the relationship between clothing, body image, and confidence—especially when you live in a bigger body. 👕✨

We talk about the struggle of finding clothes that fit well, how certain outfits can make you feel amazing (or terrible), and whether dressing differently can change how you see yourself and how others treat you. Is confidence really just one good outfit away?

Join us as we share our experiences, frustrations, and a few laughs along the way.

🎙 Kate and Isaiah Living Large is a podcast about life in bigger bodies, trying to get healthier, and navigating the world while doing it.

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In this episode of Kate and Isaiah Living Large, we’re having a real and vulnerable conversation about something that doesn’t get talked about enough — how childhood bullying and teasing can follow you into adulthood.

Did being picked last in gym class… Getting laughed at during sports… Or being labeled “the fat kid” Shape the way we see fitness today?

We’re unpacking how those early experiences may have impacted our confidence, our relationship with movement, and even our weight over time. From avoiding gyms to feeling judged in fitness spaces, we’re sharing how bullying didn’t just hurt in the moment — it may have shaped our motivation for years.

If you’ve ever struggled with working out because of past teasing or body shame, this episode is for you. You’re not alone — and we’re figuring this out together.

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We’ve all been there… the excitement of signing up for a gym membership, Weight Watchers, or the next “this will change my life” program — and then the quiet guilt that comes with canceling it.

In this episode of Kate & Isaiah Living Large, we’re unpacking the emotional cycle of hope, hype, pressure, shame, and starting over. Why do we keep signing up? Why does canceling feel like failure? And how do we break the pattern without breaking ourselves?

This is an honest conversation about motivation, obesity, mindset, and learning to give ourselves grace while still wanting change.

If you’ve ever felt fired up on day one and defeated a few months later, you’re not alone.

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Are fitness challenges for charity inspiring… or intimidating? In this episode of Kate and Isaiah Living Large, we’re having a real, unfiltered conversation about fitness fundraisers — from step challenges and 5Ks to workplace competitions and social media pledges.

As two people living in larger bodies, we know these events can feel motivating for some and overwhelming for others. Are they truly about community and raising money for a good cause? Or do they sometimes create pressure, comparison, and guilt?

We break down: • Why fitness fundraisers are so popular • The emotional side of public challenges • Accessibility for people in larger bodies • Whether they actually build long-term healthy habits • How we think they could be done better

If you’ve ever felt inspired — or uncomfortable — by a fitness challenge, this one’s for you.

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In this episode of Kate & Isaiah Living Large, we’re diving into workplace health initiatives — the good, the bad, and the uncomfortable.

From step challenges and free gym memberships to “wellness” emails and team fitness competitions… are employers truly trying to support our health? Or are some programs quietly adding pressure, comparison, and unrealistic expectations?

As two people living in bigger bodies, we share our honest experiences with workplace wellness programs — what felt supportive, what felt performative, and what completely missed the mark.

We also talk about:

• Do corporate wellness programs actually work?

• Are they inclusive of obese employees?

• When does “encouragement” turn into pressure?

• Should workplaces even be involved in our health?

• What real support could actually look like

If you’ve ever felt motivated by a wellness perk — or uncomfortable during a team health challenge — this episode is for you.

Drop your experiences in the comments 👇 Has your workplace helped your health… or hurt it?

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