Episode 64. Balancing Activism and Self-Care
Today I’m back with a solo episode to discuss all things activism and self-care.
In this podcast I discuss:
- How body obsession detracts from your passions and pursuits
- Historical women who have made lasting impact and the rhetoric around their legacy that helps to challenge self-worth and body image ideals
- How removing yourself from diet culture can be the greatest rebellious act
- Finding your why and using that to drive positive change within yourself and the world
- Balancing your activism with self-care practices
I’m keeping this episode short and sweet this week and suggest that you take the extra time to listen to some other podcasts that include BIPOC voices as I work towards bringing a more diverse guest list to this show:
- Check out Body Trauma Pod hosted by Nia Patterson @thefriendineverwanted
- Listen to Chrissy King on F*ck it Diet Podcast where she talks about Shrinking vs Strength, and her Anti-Racism crash course for Fitness and Wellness Professionals. You can follow her on Instagram @iamchrissyking
- Listen to BIPOC voices on the Body Kindness Podcast. One of my favourite episodes is episode 75 with Sonya Renee Taylor, author of Your Body is Not an Apology.
- This List Of Books, Films And Podcasts about racism from NPR (it’s a start, not a panacea)
- White Privilege In The Wellness Industry Ft. Dana Samuel on the Diet Starts Tomorrow Podcast
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Sarah King
Hi future friends, I’m Sarah King, an Accredited Exercise Physiologist and health coach.
Science, not trends is the foundation of my approach. By nourishing the body and mind with scientific facts we can build foundations for a life of realness, not just wellness.
