94.  Erin Keating on Midlife Awakening, Body Image, Boundaries, and Breaking the Mold

94.  Erin Keating on Midlife Awakening, Body Image, Boundaries, and Breaking the Mold

Kim Hynes
Published on: 18/02/2025

My guest today is Erin Keating, host of the Hotter Than Ever Podcast and founder of Hotter Than Ever, a media company redefining life for women over 40. Erin’s incredible ability to verbalize the struggles and unspoken truths women face in midlife will leave you inspired, reflective, and ready to embrace the second half of your life on your terms.

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93. Unlock the Secrets to Preventing Brain Fog and Cognitive Decline Before It’s Too Late with Dr. Rana Mafee

93. Unlock the Secrets to Preventing Brain Fog and Cognitive Decline Before It’s Too Late with Dr. Rana Mafee

Kim Hynes
Published on: 10/02/2025

In this episode,  Kim sits down with Dr. Rana Mafee, a neurologist and functional medicine practitioner, to discuss practical strategies for optimizing brain health, preventing cognitive decline, and navigating hormonal changes during midlife.

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92. Undiet Your Life: Redefining Food Freedom, the Scale and Aging in Midlife with Dr. Jenn Huber

92. Undiet Your Life: Redefining Food Freedom, the Scale and Aging in Midlife with Dr. Jenn Huber

Kim Hynes
Published on: 03/02/2025

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Jenn Huber, a Registered Dietitian, Naturopathic Doctor, and Intuitive Eating Coach, to explore topics like the impact of diet culture, the emotional connection to food, and how to create a compassionate relationship with our changing bodies.

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91. How I Stopped Emotional Eating:  My Back Story and 6 of My Favorites Tips to Heal Your Relationship with Food

91. How I Stopped Emotional Eating:  My Back Story and 6 of My Favorites Tips to Heal Your Relationship with Food

Kim Hynes
Published on: 28/01/2025

Kim shares her deeply personal journey of overcoming emotional eating. She reflects on how childhood experiences, perfectionism, and coping mechanisms shaped her relationship with food.  Kim candidly discusses pivotal moments—from sneaking snacks as a child to using food for comfort during college and adulthood. She explains how these patterns evolved into emotional eating, secret eating, and bingeing.

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