Susan Burton is an author, writer and editor on This American Life. In this episode, she opens up about the binge-eating disorder and subsequent anorexia she experienced and discusses her book, Empty.

JL Keez experienced years of anorexia, OCD, illness and suicidal depression. After seeing a therapist, she unearthed forgotten memories around sexual abuse and only then, began to heal. Tune in to hear JL's extraordinary story and how she took her life back.

Psychologist and educator, Maria Guinazu joins Jemma to discuss her story, the link between grief and food, and Maria's concept of the 'homebody'.

Actor, writer and director, Ian Puleston-Davies joins Jemma to discuss his lifelong struggle with OCD and how it hijacks his relationship with food.

Tracy Northampton is a psychotherapist and yoga teacher specialising in eating disorders and addiction. Join Jemma to hear about Tracy’s early days and personal trials, her subsequent professional expertise and the devastation caused by Body Dysmorphic Disorder.

At Grad School Katie over-exercised, controlled her food and ended up bulimic. Find out how Katie turned her recovery and body into a creative project with her cartoon memoir FED UP: An Illustrated Guide To Food Freedom, available in brilliant, self-effacing detail for big kids and adults.

Registered associate nutritionist and personal trainer, Abby Attenborough joins Jemma to discuss her past experiences with food and eating disorders, and what made her stop her behaviours and recover.

Jemma and Niko Algieri discuss all things TRX, the fitness industry and eating disorders, as well as the impact social media has on us all.

Tune in to find out how Robin’s recovery practice helps him get into “the subtle nuances of flavour which lead into the subtle nuances of place”, enabling him to find his feet.