Unapologetic Living with Elizabeth Elliott

Unapologetic Living — Honest Conversations for Living Well and Living True Unapologetic Living is about questioning what we’ve been taught, getting curious about what truly makes us feel good, and having honest conversations about what it means to live well. Hostess Elizabeth Elliott explores health and wellness, self-love, relationships, personal growth, spirituality, purpose, and everything in between with guests who bring different experiences, ideas, and perspectives to the table. It’s not about having all the answers or living life perfectly—it’s about staying curious, knowing yourself more deeply, and having the courage to create a life that feels healthy, meaningful, and authentically yours.

Unapologetic Living with Elizabeth Elliott is a health podcast hosted by Elizabeth Elliott, with 151 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Elizabeth Elliott hosts Unapologetic Living with Elizabeth Elliott, a health show with 151 episodes published.

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  Episode #151

  Help! Hormones, Belly Fat & WTF Is Happening to my Body? featuring Dr. Christina Enzmann

  Sep 30, 20261h 22mS3

  Send us Fan Mail If you have ever looked in the mirror and wondered, What is happening to my body? —you are definitely not alone. In this episode of Unapologetic Living , Elizabeth sits down with Dr. Christina Enzmann for an honest and informative conversation about perimenopause, changing hormones, weight gain, body composition, and the many unexpected changes women may experience during midlife. Dr. Enzmann explains why the approaches that worked for us in our twenties and thirties may no longer work the same way during perimenopause. We discuss how hormonal changes can affect metabolism, sleep, energy, mood, appetite, and where the body stores fat. We also explore why weight gain is not always as simple as eating too much or exercising too little. This conversation is not about fighting our bodies or trying to look exactly as we did when we were younger. It is about understanding what our bodies are experiencing, asking better questions, and learning how to support ourselves through this transition. In this episode, we discuss: What perimenopause is and when it can begin Why many women gain weight during midlife Changes in metabolism and body composition The connection between hormones, sleep, stress, and weight Why old diet and exercise strategies may stop working The importance of strength training and maintaining muscle How nutrition can support the body during perimenopause Hormone therapy and other possible treatment options Why women deserve better information about this stage of life How to work with your changing body instead of constantly fighting it About Dr. Christina Enzmann Dr. Christina Enzmann, MD, PhD, is a board-certified gynecologist, a certified menopause practitioner through The Menopause Society, and a physician trained in functional medicine and nutritional endocrinology. Her work focuses on helping women understand and address the underlying causes of midlife health changes, including perimenopause and menopause symptoms, metabolic health, hormone balance, bone health, gut health, and vaginal health. Learn more about Dr. Christina Enzmann at: Website: https://drchristinaenzmann.com/ If this episode helped you feel a little less confused—or a little less alone—please share it with another woman who may be asking, What is happening to my body? Remember: Your body is not betraying you. It is changing, and you deserve the information and support you need to care for it. This episode is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for personalized medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Get Patched! Start Breathing & Find Your Flow! Join the Unapologetic Living: Inner Circle Unapologetic Living is independently produced, and all podcast expenses currently come out of my own pocket. Your subscription helps support the show and allows me to continue bringing you meaningful, honest conversations. Receive exclusive bonus content, access to our private Facebook community, and a special discount on my upcoming book, Support the show Stay Connected with Elizabeth Join the Fusion Community! Sign Up for Elizabeth's Newsletter Website: www.fusionbodyworkandwellness.com Instagram: @fusionbodyworkandwellness @theselfloveleap_ Find her latest on YouTube GET PATCHED! Order Elizabeth's Book 29 Days: The Self-Love Leap Elevate Your Healing Toolbox with Musical Breathwork Become the Sex Goddess You Are with Vaginal Gymnastics & Pompoir Save 15 % on PRoZe products when you use PROMO CODE: FusionWellness

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  Episode #151

  How Sex Ed Failed Us: The Body Literacy We Were Never Taught with Chanana McGarry

  Sep 23, 20261h 18mS3

  Send us Fan Mail How Sex Ed Failed Us: The Body Literacy We Were Never Taught A Conversation with Chanana McGarry of Womb Literacy How much do you really know about your own cycle? WATCH HERE: SEX ED FAILED YOU: 3 Things 9 out of 10 Women Wish Someone Had Told Them Sooner For many of us, sex education barely scratched the surface. We learned about periods, pregnancy, and birth control—but very little about how to actually understand and interpret the signals of our own bodies. In this episode of Unapologetic Living , I sit down with Chanana McGarry, Fertility Awareness Educator and founder of Womb Literacy , to talk about the education so many of us never received. We explore: • What traditional sex education left out • What “womb literacy” and body literacy actually mean • Understanding ovulation and the menstrual cycle • Cervical fluid and basal body temperature as fertility signs • Fertility awareness vs. period-tracking apps • Hormonal and non-hormonal birth control • The menstrual cycle as a window into overall health • Becoming a more informed advocate for your own body • Reconnecting with and understanding the signals of the female body This conversation is ultimately about knowledge, curiosity, informed choice, and developing a deeper relationship with the body you live in every day. Maybe sex ed failed us—but it’s never too late to learn what we should have been taught. Connect with Chanana: WombLiteracy.com Email: hello@wombliteracy.com Get Patched! Start Breathing & Find Your Flow! Join the Unapologetic Living: Inner Circle Unapologetic Living is independently produced, and all podcast expenses currently come out of my own pocket. Your subscription helps support the show and allows me to continue bringing you meaningful, honest conversations. Receive exclusive bonus content, access to our private Facebook community, and a special discount on my upcoming book, Support the show Stay Connected with Elizabeth Join the Fusion Community! Sign Up for Elizabeth's Newsletter Website: www.fusionbodyworkandwellness.com Instagram: @fusionbodyworkandwellness @theselfloveleap_ Find her latest on YouTube GET PATCHED! Order Elizabeth's Book 29 Days: The Self-Love Leap Elevate Your Healing Toolbox with Musical Breathwork Become the Sex Goddess You Are with Vaginal Gymnastics & Pompoir Save 15 % on PRoZe products when you use PROMO CODE: FusionWellness

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  Episode #150

  Birth Without Fear: Questioning the Modern Maternity System, Your Body. Your Baby. featuring Dr. Stuart Fischbein

  Sep 14, 20261h 38mS3

  Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Unapologetic Living , I sit down with obstetrician Dr. Stuart “Stu” Fischbein for a thought-provoking conversation about pregnancy, birth, informed consent, and a woman's right to be an active participant in decisions about her own body. Dr. Stu spent 28 years attending hospital births before moving into home-birth obstetrics and working collaboratively with midwives. Today, he teaches and speaks internationally about physiological birth, breech and twin birth skills, informed consent, and the importance of preserving options for women and families. We talk about how fear can shape pregnancy and birth, why interventions have become so common, and what may be lost when protocols begin replacing individualized care. We also explore the difference between being informed and simply being told what to do—and why women should feel empowered to ask questions, understand risks and benefits, seek another opinion, and make decisions that align with their own values. Stuart James Fischbein MD is a community-based obstetrician and an Associate of the American College of Obstetrics & Gynecology, published author of the book “Fearless Pregnancy, Wisdom & Reassurance from a Doctor, A Midwife and A Mom” and peer-reviewed papers Homebirth with an Obstetrician, A Series of 135 Out of Hospital Births, Breech birth at home: outcomes of 60 breech and 109 cephalic planned home and birth center births and Twin home birth: Outcomes of 100 sets of twins in the care of a single practitioner . After completing his residency at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, CA, Dr. Stu, as he is known, spent 24 years assisting women with hospital birthing and, for the next 12+ years, was a homebirth obstetrician who worked directly with midwives assisting local Southern California families. Since retiring from attending home births in late 2022, Dr. Stu has turned his focus to traveling around the world as a lecturer and advocate for reteaching breech & twin birth skills, respect for the normalcy of birth and honoring informed consent. He hosts the weekly Birthing Instincts Podcast with co-host Blyss Young and together they offer hope, reassurance and safe, honest evidence supported choices for those women who understand pregnancy is a normal bodily function not to be feared. Follow him on Instagram @birthinginstincts. He can be reached via the websites www.birthinginstincts.com & www.birthinginstinctspodcast.com Get Patched! Start Breathing & Find Your Flow! Join the Unapologetic Living: Inner Circle Unapologetic Living is independently produced, and all podcast expenses currently come out of my own pocket. Your subscription helps support the show and allows me to continue bringing you meaningful, honest conversations. Receive exclusive bonus content, access to our private Facebook community, and a special discount on my upcoming book, Support the show Stay Connected with Elizabeth Join the Fusion Community! Sign Up for Elizabeth's Newsletter Website: www.fusionbodyworkandwellness.com Instagram: @fusionbodyworkandwellness @theselfloveleap_ Find her latest on YouTube GET PATCHED! Order Elizabeth's Book 29 Days: The Self-Love Leap Elevate Your Healing Toolbox with Musical Breathwork Become the Sex Goddess You Are with Vaginal Gymnastics & Pompoir Save 15 % on PRoZe products when you use PROMO CODE: FusionWellness

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  Episode #149

  You Can't Love & Light Your Shadow Away A Conversation with Buddha Betty

  Aug 31, 202651 minS3

  Send us Fan Mail What if becoming more whole isn’t about getting rid of the darker parts of ourselves—but learning to understand and embrace them? In this episode of Unapologetic Living , I sit down with Betty Guadagno, aka Buddha Betty , for a raw and fascinating conversation about the shadow side —the parts of ourselves we may hide, judge, avoid, or wish weren’t there. Betty’s own story is one of profound transformation. After years of addiction, loss, trauma, and hitting rock bottom, a life-changing spiritual experience sent her down an entirely different path. Today, she is a transformation coach, spiritual guide, co-founder of The Wheel: Transformation in Motion , and someone who isn’t afraid to explore the messy, uncomfortable parts of being human. We talk about what shadow work actually means, why “love and light” isn’t always enough, the beliefs and patterns we carry with us, and what can happen when we stop running from the pieces of ourselves we don’t particularly like. Because maybe living unapologetically isn't about becoming some perfectly healed version of ourselves. Maybe it's about learning to own all of who we are—the light, the dark, and everything in between. If you've ever wondered why the same patterns keep showing up in your life—or felt like there are parts of yourself you'd rather not look at—this conversation is for you. Learn more about Buddha Betty: buddhabetty.com Get Patched! Start Breathing & Find Your Flow! Join the Unapologetic Living: Inner Circle Unapologetic Living is independently produced, and all podcast expenses currently come out of my own pocket. Your subscription helps support the show and allows me to continue bringing you meaningful, honest conversations. Receive exclusive bonus content, access to our private Facebook community, and a special discount on my upcoming book, Support the show Stay Connected with Elizabeth Join the Fusion Community! Sign Up for Elizabeth's Newsletter Website: www.fusionbodyworkandwellness.com Instagram: @fusionbodyworkandwellness @theselfloveleap_ Find her latest on YouTube GET PATCHED! Order Elizabeth's Book 29 Days: The Self-Love Leap Elevate Your Healing Toolbox with Musical Breathwork Become the Sex Goddess You Are with Vaginal Gymnastics & Pompoir Save 15 % on PRoZe products when you use PROMO CODE: FusionWellness

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  Episode #148

  What Are You Really Hungry For? It's Not Really About the Food featuring Stephanie Mara Fox

  Aug 31, 20261h 12mS3

  Send us Fan Mail What if your struggles with food aren’t really about food at all? In this episode, I sit down with Stephanie Mara Fox , Somatic Nutritional Counselor and creator of Somatic Eating® , for a fascinating conversation about our relationship with food, our bodies, and our nervous systems. We talk about why emotional eating, overeating, restricting, cravings, and other food behaviors may be communicating something deeper—and why simply trying harder, following another diet, or relying on willpower often misses the bigger picture. Stephanie shares how learning to listen to the body can help us better understand what we’re truly hungry for, both physically and emotionally. We dive into: The connection between food and the nervous system Why our eating patterns can be a form of communication from the body Emotional hunger vs. physical hunger Why we sometimes use food to create comfort, safety, or regulation How past experiences and trauma can influence our relationship with food Moving away from shame and judgment around eating Learning to recognize hunger, fullness, cravings, sensations, and other signals from the body What it means to feel safe and at home in your body Using curiosity instead of criticism when looking at our food choices Creating a healthier, more compassionate relationship with food—and ultimately with ourselves This conversation is a beautiful reminder that healing our relationship with food isn't necessarily about gaining more control. Sometimes it's about slowing down, listening inward, and understanding what our bodies have been trying to tell us all along. Learn more about Stephanie and Somatic Eating® at stephaniemara.com Get Patched! Start Breathing & Find Your Flow! Join the Unapologetic Living: Inner Circle Unapologetic Living is independently produced, and all podcast expenses currently come out of my own pocket. Your subscription helps support the show and allows me to continue bringing you meaningful, honest conversations. Receive exclusive bonus content, access to our private Facebook community, and a special discount on my upcoming book, Support the show Stay Connected with Elizabeth Join the Fusion Community! Sign Up for Elizabeth's Newsletter Website: www.fusionbodyworkandwellness.com Instagram: @fusionbodyworkandwellness @theselfloveleap_ Find her latest on YouTube GET PATCHED! Order Elizabeth's Book 29 Days: The Self-Love Leap Elevate Your Healing Toolbox with Musical Breathwork Become the Sex Goddess You Are with Vaginal Gymnastics & Pompoir Save 15 % on PRoZe products when you use PROMO CODE: FusionWellness

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