Halloween is here, and with it come costumes, candy, and chaos! In this episode of The Whole Woman Podcast, Kim and Rachel share their very different takes on Halloween traditions. From childhood trick-or-treating memories to mom-life hacks, candy favorites, costume fails, and the pressures parents face today, this lighthearted conversation will bring both laughter and perspective.

We also dive into how this season can trigger food guilt, body image struggles, and that dreaded “punish yourself” mentality, and how to shift toward freedom, joy, and balance instead.

If you’ve ever loved (or hated) Halloween, worried about the sugar rush, or just need a good laugh with friends who “get it,” this episode is for you.

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Holiday diet ads are everywhere—SlimFast nostalgia, Dexatrim memories, “cheat meals,” detoxes, and the new wave of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs. In this candid conversation, Kim and Rachel reflect on disordered dieting patterns, why “I’ll start again in January” keeps us stuck, and how to trade short-term control for long-term peace. We talk joyful eating, setting healthy boundaries with body-commenting relatives, and simple, practical tips to enjoy the season (yes, pants that pull on count). We also share concerns about GLP-1 injectables and knockoffs—urging listeners to work with medical professionals, do their research, and remember their worth isn’t measured by a scale. If you want a saner, kinder holiday around food, this episode is your warm, real-talk reset.

In this episode of The Whole Woman Podcast, Kim and Rachel dive deep into what it means to create your own owner’s manual—a personal guide for caring for your body, emotions, and spirit. From journaling your health habits to tracking emotional patterns, this empowering conversation reminds women that knowing yourself is the foundation of sustainable wellness.Whether you’re in your 30s and just starting to notice changes or navigating midlife with new health challenges, this episode will help you move from confusion to clarity.Discover how journaling can help you:✅ Understand your body’s signals✅ Track symptoms, supplements, and habits✅ Make confident, consistent health decisions✅ Let go of diet trends and take back ownership of your well-beingKim also shares how she designed The Owner’s Manual Journal, available on Amazon and at KimMosimanWellness.com, and why it’s become her daily tool for reflection, prayer, and health tracking.

Remember life BA — Before Apple?Back when a dinner table conversation didn’t compete with buzzing phones, watches, or endless notifications?In this heartfelt episode of The Whole Woman Podcast, Kim and Rachel open up about the challenge of being truly present in a world that’s always connected. They share funny memories of the quiet, pre-smartphone days and get real about how constant noise, scrolling, and even our own racing thoughts pull us away from the people who matter most.You’ll hear:~ The shift from “just stopping to be somewhere” to intentional presence~ How phones, smartwatches, and background noise erode our focus~ Boundaries that make room for authentic connection — especially during the holidays~ Tips for managing distractions, quieting mental chatter, and showing up for the people you loveIf you’ve ever felt torn between your screen and your relationships, or long for a slower, more mindful rhythm like the days before Apple, this episode will feel like a breath of fresh air.Subscribe to join Kim & Rachel each week for honest, funny, and faith-rooted conversations about wellness, boundaries, relationships, and second-act living.

We made it through September... now we're gearing up to face the busy BER months—October, November, December—with less stress and more joy! 🍁✨In this candid episode of The Whole Woman Podcast, Rachel Lavin and Kim Mosiman share real-life stories and practical tips for women who want to:~ Break free from holiday food guilt and body-shaming culture~ Navigate the pressure of fitness challenges, diets, and “earning your meal”~ Re-center on family, faith, gratitude, and self-compassion~ Build a healthier, lasting relationship with food and body image~ Enjoy celebrations without letting the scale or social expectations steal your joyWhether it’s Halloween candy, Thanksgiving dinner, or Christmas desserts, this conversation will help you show up present at the table—without the shame, the stretchy-pants panic, or the post-holiday regret.Listen now to start telling yourself a new story this season and discover how to make the holidays less about food rules and more about what truly matters.Subscribe for more Whole Woman conversations about wellness, mindset, and living fully in your second act.#HolidayEating #BERMonths #HealthyMindset #HolidayWellness #FoodFreedom #RachelLavin #KimMosiman #WholeWomanPodcast #KimMosimanWellness #RachelLavinLifestyleWellness #SelfLove #WomenCoachingWomen #DoughnutDiaries #ReflectionsOfJoy #UnfilteredConversations #RedifiningBeauty #FoodFreedom #BodyTrust

In this episode of The Whole Woman Podcast, Kim and Rachel unlock the mindset and routines behind a true free day—a weekly reset that helps you rest without guilt, recharge your energy, and choose yourself on purpose. We talk introvert recovery, simple Sunday reset rhythms, spacing chores through the week, asking for help at home, and creating cozy fall rituals (books, blankets, long walks, and nourishing food) that bring peace, joy, and balance back to your life.You’ll learn:~ The difference between a “day off” packed with chores vs. a true reset day~ Scripts for asking for help and protecting your time~ Easy ways to start with just one hour if a full day feels impossible~ How small habits (laundry at night, meal prep lite, calendar blocks) make room for self-care all weekIf you’ve felt burned out, over-scheduled, or guilty for slowing down, this conversation will help you build a sustainable Sabbath rhythm—no perfection required.#SundayReset #SelfCareForWomen #SlowLiving #Boundaries #FaithAndWellness #FallVibes #WorkLifeBalance #ChooseYourself #WholeWomanPodcast #KimMosimanWellness #RachelLavinLifestyleWellness #SelfLove #WomenCoachingWomen #DoughnutDiaries #ReflectionsOfJoy #UnfilteredConversations #RedifiningBeauty #FoodFreedom #BodyTrust

Welcome back to The Whole Woman Podcast! In this episode, Kim and Rachel dive into their absolute favorite season—fall. From crisp mornings and colorful leaves to cozy sweaters and nourishing comfort foods, we share what makes autumn so magical.

We talk about:

~ Why the change of seasons inspires us

~ Our favorite fall foods and healthier comfort swaps

~ The joy of fall routines—walking, baking, decorating, and slowing down

~ How to stay nourished and energized when the weather cools

Whether you love everything pumpkin, crave cozy routines, or need a reminder to savor the simple joys, this conversation will inspire you to fully embrace the beauty of autumn.

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In this candid episode of The Whole Woman Podcast, Rachel and Kim dive head-on into menopause—sharing their very different journeys, from sudden hot flashes and night sweats to decade-long cycles of brain fog, heavy bleeding, and anxiety. Together, they unpack what no one told us about this stage of life, how lifestyle choices can ease symptoms, and why open conversations matter more than ever. With honesty, humor, and hard-won wisdom, they explore practical tools like movement, nutrition, supplements, and self-soothing strategies—plus how to prepare your body and mind before menopause even begins. Whether you’re in the middle of it, just starting, or supporting someone you love, this episode will remind you: you’re not alone, and there is life (and strength!) on the other side.