Diet Culture Can Fork Off

Diet Culture Can Fork Off is the podcast for women who are done with restriction, food guilt, and trying to shrink themselves to fit someone else’s standards.I’m Becky, health and fitness coach and founder of the EMPOWER method, and I’m here to help you break free from diet culture, build real confidence, and feel strong in your body, without obsessing over calories, scales, or quick fixes.Each week, expect honest conversations, relatable stories, and real-life strategies to help you ditch the guilt, stop the binge–restrict cycle, and finally feel free to live life on your own terms

Diet Culture Can Fork Off is a health podcast hosted by Becky Jones, with 80 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Becky Jones hosts Diet Culture Can Fork Off, a health show with 80 episodes published.

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  Episode #70

  Episode 74 - I burned thousands of calories a week and still hated my body. Here's what actually changed it.

  Aug 18, 202631 minS1

  In this episode, Becky shares her journey from diet culture to body confidence through strength training and mindset shifts. She discusses practical ways to start resistance training, debunks common myths, and emphasizes the importance of self-acceptance and power. https://theempowercoach.com/home-page keywords diet culture, strength training, body confidence, mindset, fitness, women empowerment, weight loss myths, resistance training, body acceptance, confidence key topics The impact of diet culture on women's health The benefits of strength training for women over 30 How to start weight training without feeling overwhelmed The importance of mindset in fitness journey Myths about women getting bulky from lifting weights Tracking progress beyond the scale The role of body acceptance in confidence building The connection between strength training and independence sound bites "Demonising food only deepens the problem" "It's never too late to start weight training" "Feeling confident in your body is a radical act" Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the episode and Becky’s background 02:13 Growing up in diet culture and its effects 04:19 The deep-rooted beliefs about food and exercise 06:42 Transition from cardio to weight training 08:34 The importance of rest and mental health in fitness 10:00 Support systems and mindset shifts 14:41 Why strength training is crucial for aging women 16:36 How resistance training boosts metabolism and confidence 20:25 Debunking myths about weight training and fat loss 22:47 Measuring progress beyond the scale 24:54 The role of motivation and building habits 26:29 The power of strength and independence 28:21 Taking action and breaking the cycle of diet culture 29:49 Encouragement to start your fitness journey

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  Episode #73

  Episode 73 - Q&A - The Biggest Mistake Keeping You Stuck in Yo-Yo Diet Cycles

  Aug 13, 202620 minS1

  In this episode, Becky shares practical tips on managing family meals, staying mindful during holidays, and breaking free from diet culture cycles to achieve sustainable health and fat loss. Sign up to the MisFIT Waitlist keywords diet culture, meal planning, holiday health, fat loss, sustainability, mindful eating, family meals, yo-yo dieting key topics Managing family meals with different needs Staying mindful during holiday seasons Breaking free from diet culture cycles Focusing on health and sustainability Creating flexible exercise and meal plans The importance of non-negotiables for mental health sound bites "Build meals that people can customize themselves." "Research shows diet culture creates yo-yo cycles." "Focus on health and sustainability, not quick results."

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  Episode #70

  Episode 72 - The Hidden Beliefs That Keep You Stuck in Diet Culture

  Aug 11, 202619 minS1

  In this episode, Becky explores the concept of limiting beliefs, how they form, and their impact on identity and habits. She shares practical insights on rewiring the brain and shifting mindset to achieve lasting change in health and life. Find out about EMPOWER keywords limiting beliefs, mindset, neuro pathways, identity, self-sabotage, health coaching, inner critic, rewiring brain, personal development key topics What are limiting beliefs and how they form The impact of beliefs on identity and habits Neuro pathways and habit formation The loop of belief, identity, and behavior Language and mindset shifts for change Objectification theory and the inner critic Rewiring the brain through repetition The role of self-compassion and patience takeaways Limiting beliefs are stories we accept as facts, often formed early in life. Beliefs become part of our identity and influence our habits. Changing language from 'I can't' to 'I am' rewires the brain. Creating new neuro pathways takes consistent practice. The inner critic is a learned habit, not a personal flaw. Repetition and patience are key to rewiring the brain. Self-awareness of beliefs is the first step to change. sound bites "These beliefs become your natural thinking." "Your brain wants to be consistent with who it thinks you are." "Use language like 'I am' to rewire your identity." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Limiting Beliefs and Their Impact 02:24 Examples of Common Limiting Beliefs 04:08 Beliefs, Identity, and Habit Formation 07:38 The Loop of Belief and Behavior 10:02 Language and Identity Shifts 13:16 Creating New Neuro Pathways 14:41 Objectification Theory and the Inner Critic 17:05 Practical Steps to Rewire Your Mindset

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  Episode #70

  Episode 70 - The 90s Never Left — Why Diet Culture Comes Back For You In Perimenopause

  Aug 4, 202614 minS1

  Becky discusses the impact of hormonal changes, diet culture, and societal pressures on women during perimenopause, offering practical strategies to navigate body image struggles and protect mental health. https://theempowercoach.com/home-page https://www.instagram.com/the_empower_coach/ keywords perimenopause, body image, diet culture, hormonal changes, mental health, women’s health, self-care, social media, emotional well-being key topics Hormonal upheaval during perimenopause as a second puberty The resurgence of diet culture and thin ideals Research on body image dissatisfaction in midlife women The impact of estrogen and serotonin on mood and anxiety Practical steps to name and manage body image struggles The importance of curating social media feeds for mental health Recognizing unresolved issues from past diet culture The cultural and societal influences on body image during midlife Tools and resources for body acceptance and mental resilience takeaways Name the body image struggles as hormonal and cultural signals, not personal failures. Separate hormonal dips from diet culture noise to respond appropriately. Curate social media to protect mental health and reinforce body positivity. Identify unresolved issues from past diet culture narratives. Understand that feeling lost during life transitions is normal, not a setback sound bites "Hormonal upheaval affects mood and anxiety levels." "Name it before you spiral on it." "Your body is changing, and that's okay." Chapters 00:00 Introduction: Navigating Body Image During Perimenopause 02:22 Understanding the Emotional and Physical Challenges 04:22 Separating Hormonal Dips from Diet Culture Noise 05:55 Protecting Your Social Media Environment 06:53 Embracing Life Transitions and Self-Compassion 07:50 Resources and Support for Body Positivity and Mental Health

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  Episode #69

  Episode 69 - Q&A - How to Track Without Obsessing

  Jul 30, 202619 minS1

  Becky shares practical tips on managing food, body image, and emotional control, addressing common struggles like healthy snacking, tracking, and emotional regulation. This episode offers actionable insights for anyone looking to improve their relationship with food and themselves. Misfit Club Website keywords food tips, emotional eating, tracking, intuitive eating, body trust, self-control, healthy snacks, mindfulness, diet culture, self-awareness key topics Healthy on-the-go snacks and bento box ideas The role of tracking in creating food awareness Moving from tracking to intuitive eating Managing the desire for control and emotional regulation Setting boundaries and responding to stress and external pressures sound bites "Read labels carefully to avoid marketing tricks" "Track on easy days, skip the hard ones" "Pause and respond, don't react" Chapters 00:00 Introduction and episode overview 00:30 Snacks to take on the run: Bento boxes and variety 01:54 Understanding labels and protein content in snacks 03:52 Dried fruit and mini snacks for long journeys 05:17 The purpose of tracking: Awareness, not obsession 07:33 How to approach tracking on easy vs. difficult days 08:59 Moving from tracking to trusting your body 10:22 Managing the desire for control and emotional triggers 12:26 Controlling responses, not situations 14:41 Setting boundaries and focusing on the present 16:29 Responding calmly and taking control of reactions 17:33 Personal growth and upcoming coaching programs

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