In this episode of Stories From The Lost & Found, I sit down with Rachel Hinnen, an entrepreneur, acupuncturist and sex worker who has spent 12 years stripping while building an innovative premium beef business. Rachel shares how these seemingly separate worlds are connected through embodiment, agency, business and a deep respect for individuality. We talk about transforming retired dairy cows through regenerative farming, entering a male-populated industry as a first-generation farmer and the unexpected lessons the sex industry taught her about self-worth, boundaries, mentorship and human connection.

In this episode, we explore:

• Why we do not have to fit into one identity.
• How Chinese medicine shapes Rachel’s approach to farming.
• Challenging tradition in a male-populated industry.
• What stripping taught Rachel about self-worth and business.
• Reclaiming agency through embodiment and sisterhood.
• Finding connection beyond labels and stigma.

Rachel’s story is a powerful reminder that the path back to ourselves does not have to look conventional, linear or easily understood by other people. When we stop shrinking to fit inside someone else’s expectations, we create space to honour every part of who we are, trust our ideas and build a life that feels fully our own.

Tune in to this episode for an honest, bold and empowering conversation about self-worth, entrepreneurship, embodiment and having the courage to create your own lane.

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Website: vorfreudedairybeef.com
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