Jeannette Maw is a Master Certified Coach, founder of Good Vibe Coaching and the Good Vibe University and is a self described “manifesting geek.” When Jeannette discovered and started using conscious manifestation techniques with great success she left her corporate career and retrained as a coach and made peace with food and her body.

Dr Richard Louis Miller – Clinical Psychologist, broadcaster and host of the Mind Body Health and Politics radio programme talks about his relationship with food, impulse control disorders and laudatory work concerning psychedelic/plant medicine and healing.

Allie is a former world-class athlete. Motivated by talent, and the desire to make her Dad proud, Allie's athletic career blossomed, alongside a life threatening eating disorder. Allie describes getting well as a long miracle – great friends, therapy and finding her faith all played their part.

Welcome to Season 6! Tune in to hear Danielle’s take on wellness via the ancient Mayan Arvigo technique for abdominal and reproductive healing and the exciting new healing method that is Belief Coding.

Season 5 finale! Tune into the full episode and find out how Luzolo overcame her food intolerances, learnt to bake free-from (not easy) and founded her heavenly bakery run from her new Cloud kitchen.

Chrissy Sundt is an ex ballerina, movement expert and founder of Silver Linings Well Being. This is a powerful episode with the effervescent, funny and infectious Chrissy Sundt. Don’t miss it!

Lisa Marley is a plant-based chef, presenter and Chef Trainer for Pro Veg. Tune in to hear Lisa’s empowering story, her love for a plant based diet and essential cooking tips!

Caroline Drummond Smith battled with Anorexia for thirty-five years, which literally became her identity. Today Caroline works as an Eating Disorder Coach utilising her experiences, warmth, and innate understanding to support her clients.

Gracie Carpenter has a story to share. One day she’ll write her memoir but until then you can hear some of it on Love This Food Thing’s first double episode. Here is part two of Gracie’s story.

Gracie Carpenter has a story to share. One day she’ll write her memoir but until then you can hear some of it on Love This Food Thing’s first double episode. Some stories move me beyond words. This is one of them.

Dr Tasha is a consultant breast cancer surgeon - who wishes we were breast aware every month - and is dedicated to informing and educating people about this particular cancer that affects so many people over the world.

Psychotherapist Emmy Brunner is a personal empowerment and transformation coach, CEO of the Recover Clinic and creator of an awakening and healing programme, From Lost to the River. In this episode, she joins Jemma to talk about trauma, eating disorders and healing.

Becca struggled with anorexia and binge eating in her teen years. At 19, she was diagnosed with ADHD and prescribed medication. Tune in to hear how Becca now combines her unique insight and perspective on ADHD and nutrition.

Tune in to hear Joelle’s expert take on trauma, eating disorders and innate wisdom around recovery and embracing life.

Join me to hear Leon’s inspiring story about how he combines talent and entrepreneurship with compassion to create real and lasting change. If you need a call to action, listen to Leon Aarts.

Singer songwriter, Stella Angelika joins Jemma to talk about her experience with anorexia and bingeing, where it stemmed from and how she overcame it through singing and writing.

In this episode, Oli Weatherall joins Jemma to discuss his experience with allergies, anxiety, eating disorders and how he manages it today.

After experiencing uncomfortable physical symptoms, Christian went to his GP and was later diagnosed with ulcerative colitis, which then lead to his bowl being removed and he was given a stoma. Join Jemma to hear all about Christian's incredible story of life with a stoma.

Carolina Mountford is a mental health advocate and speaker intent on communicating a message of hope and freedom. Join Jemma to hear Carolina’s inspirational story and how she managed to turn her life around and fully recover from childhood trauma, builimia and anorexia.

Carolyn Steel is a leading thinker on food and cities; she was hailed by The Ecologist Magazine as a, ‘21st Century Visionary.” She joins Jemma to talk about her relationship with food, her book Hungry City and her follow up, Sitopia on how food can save the world.