Why are children still divided by pink and blue toys? How are algorithms influencing what we believe is true?

From the growing influence of AI, to the way gender norms are introduced to us from childhood through something as innocent as color. We unpack how culture, technology, and social expectations shape the beliefs we carry into adulthood.

Today’s episode is a wide ranging but deeply important conversation on learning to question the narratives we’ve been given so we can live more authentically and without shame.

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In this episode, we sit down with amazing coach Tayla Xerri, who is gently reshaping what fitness can look and feel like for women everywhere through Tayla Made Physiques!

This isn’t a conversation about quick fixes or aesthetics. It’s about embodied health, reconnecting with your body, understanding your nervous system, honoring women’s health and redefining what “getting healthy” actually means. If you’ve ever felt disconnected from your body, intimidated by gym culture or unsure where to begin, this conversation is a reminder that health can be softer, slower, and more sustainable.

How to connect more with Tayla & her work:

IG: @taylamadephysiques

YT: @taylamadephysiques

FB: https://www.facebook.com/taylayxerri

Linktree to work with her!

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What if “because they’re family” or “because we’ve known each other for xyz years” isn’t a good enough reason to stay anymore?In this episode, we unpack the uncomfortable truth about toxic relationship dynamics within family and beyond, boundaries, and why “forgive and forget” can sometimes keep people stuck in cycles of guilt, manipulation and even abuse. ...Inspired by the conversation around Mel Robbins’s article that 'life’s too short to fight with family', we offer a different perspective: life is too short to not seek healthier relationships.

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