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Nope, That's Not Normal

Jessica Thiefels

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So much of what we consider normal in terms of our relationship to our body and food is NOT. Join us for bold, unapologetic conversations about the many ways disordered eating has seeped into our lives and how you can finally make shifts to break away from that way of being and thinking into freedom and joy. nopethatsnotnormal.substack.com
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The Nope Coach

Suzanne Culberg

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The Nope coach Suzanne Culberg teaches you how to put yourself first without feeling selfish. She shares strategies for setting healthy boundaries and reclaiming the unapologetic badass within. Tune in for her signature unapologetic style of podcasting - no annoying jingles, unnecessary filters, or edited episodes. It's just one take, getting straight to the point on how to transform our stressed-depressed lemon-zest moments into ones that are easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy. Her content is easy to ...
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Nope, Though.

Emmanuel Poppet

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Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/sam-trodbone/subscribe Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/sam-trodbone/subscribe Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/sam-trodbone/subscribe One time I saw..... This! A scripted- but heavily unedited, so that it Feels IMPROVISED - sho
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The general observations, grumblings and quasi motivational chats about life and current events from 30-something New York City Black Woman. Sorry, not sorry... Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/noireandnope/support
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Nopeville

Nopeville

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Welcome to Nopeville! A city where all the horrors that make you say NOPE are rumored to have gathered and made their home. Join your guides, Christine and Jen, on an all inclusive tour as they introduce you to your worst nightmares from the paranormal, supernatural, true crime, fiction, and non-fiction. Visit us at nopevillepodcast.com
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Nope! Too Creepy

Nope! Too Creepy

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Always striving to be the reason you're afraid to use the bathroom at night. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Some stories may contain harsh language or descriptions of violence and gore. Listener discretion advised.
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NoPensNoPads Podcast

No Pens No Pads Podcast

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Cam and CaRon will be bridging the gap! Speaking on everything from sports, comics, movies and video games. Showing you’re never too old to be in touch with the younger generation.
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Hey friend, We’ve been building this corner of the internet with care, curiosity, and a deep commitment to honest, thoughtful conversations. And today, we’re taking a big (and exciting!) step forward: we’re launching paid subscriptions on our Substack! Let’s be real—creating content that pushes back on the diet culture BS, uplifts marginalized voic…
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In this soul-sparking episode we're getting intuitive—with a twist! Suzanne is joined by Joy Giovanni for a lively, myth-busting chat about intuition, psychic abilities, and mediumship (yes, it’s more than crystal balls and spooky vibes). Joy shares how intuition is basically your soul sliding into your DMs, why mediumship isn’t just about talking …
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Suzanne welcomes back guest Emily Aborn to discuss a simple and cozy content framework. They explore the importance of a monthly content plan, breaking down content into manageable pieces, and the value of repurposing existing content. The episode provides practical advice for small business owners and content creators on maintaining consistency an…
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Suzanne is joined by Elizabeth Bruckner, an acupuncturist and author, to explore the difference between willpower and routine. They discuss the finite nature of willpower from both Chinese and Western perspectives, and how it can often be exhausted quickly. Instead, they advocate for the power of routine and habit stacking to create lasting, positi…
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In this episode, Jessica and Damali Fraser chat about the complex relationship between body image, food beliefs, and identity. They explore Damali's personal journey of self-discovery, healing from injuries, and the impact of societal expectations on body perception, particularly as a Black woman. The conversation highlights the importance of commu…
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In this mini-episode, Jessica and Shannon chat about the practice of body gratitude, emphasizing the importance of body awareness and appreciation. They explore how tuning into our bodies can foster self-compassion and healing, moving away from critical body image thoughts. * Connect with Nope on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessicathiefels…
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Suzanne and guest Reme Mancera discuss the strategic use of storytelling to attract the right clients and repel those who are not a good fit. They emphasise that storytelling should be genuine and aligned with one's core values, offering insights on how sharing relatable moments can help create meaningful connections with potential clients. The dis…
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In this episode, Jess and Zariel dig into the complex relationship between body image, food, and cultural identity. They explore how cultural foods can be perceived as dangerous due to societal pressures and personal experiences and how reclaiming these foods can foster a healthier relationship with both food and body image. * Connect with Nope on …
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In this mini-episode, Jessica and Paige chat about the importance of healing your relationship with food through the metaphor of getting dressed. Sound kind of weird? Trust us, it’s more connected than you think! Their conversation highlights the need for non-judgmental curiosity in dressing and eating, encouraging listeners to explore their prefer…
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Join us on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/suzanneculberg Find out more about Suzanne here: https://www.suzanneculberg.com Enjoy my podcast? You’ll love my emails, sign up here: https://www.suzanneculberg.com/newsletter Join Networking without Schmooze with Laura & Suze, Register here - https://networkingwithoutschmooze.substack.com/ Want to …
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In this episode, Jessica and Meg Bowman explore the complex relationship between nutrition, mental health, and the wellness industry. They dig into the challenges of navigating dietary restrictions, the importance of personalized nutrition, and the need for regulation in the face of overwhelming wellness messages. Meg shares her personal journey wi…
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In this mini-episode, Jessica, Vanessa, and Kathryn discuss the importance of spontaneous and imperfect gatherings in healing relationships with food and body image. They introduce a practice called 'pop-in', which encourages spontaneous gatherings to foster deeper connections and embrace imperfection. Tune in and connect the dots between these see…
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Find out more about Suzanne here: https://www.suzanneculberg.com For exclusive content, including a private solo podcast, join Suzanne’s Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/suzanneculberg Enjoy my podcast? You’ll love my emails, sign up here: https://www.suzanneculberg.com/newsletter Join Networking without Schmooze with Laura & Suze, Register he…
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In this episode, Jessica and Ellen explore the intricate relationship between disordered eating, ADHD, and the importance of building trust in one's body. They get into how ADHD can impact eating behaviors, including difficulties with hunger cues and executive functioning. Ellen shares personalized (and super practical!) strategies for meal plannin…
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In this mini-episode, Jessica and Stefanie discuss the “Move or Soothe” practice, which can help when navigating difficult emotional responses to food and eating—instead of spiraling, do this! They explore the concept of dysregulation in the nervous system and how it affects eating behaviors. Stefanie also provides practical techniques for addressi…
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The Mess of Success Summit 24th-27th March 2025: https://messofsuccess.com/?affiliate=suzanneculberg (affiliate link) I know things Group Q2 Reading Bundle (all readings from April through June, 13 total) $130 AUD: https://learn.suzanneculberg.com/group-i-know-things-reading-q2-2025 I know things Group Reading weekly $10 AUD: https://learn.suzannec…
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In this episode, Brittany Taylor-Williams discusses her journey of unlearning harmful beliefs about body image and the societal pressures surrounding it. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing the impact of cultural influences, particularly for Black women, and the historical context of fatphobia. Jessica and Brittany also dig into the health…
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In this mini-episode, Jessica and Melissa discuss the practice of Inner Inquiry, a method that encourages individuals to connect with their true selves by making choices based on what feels most authentic in the moment. Melissa shares insights on how this practice can help in intuitive eating, building self-trust, and navigating daily decisions. Th…
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Ever feel like you're drowning in a sea of polished Instagram posts and perfectly curated LinkedIn profiles? In this refreshingly honest episode, I sit down with Ruth Poundwhite to peel back the curtain on what she calls "the mess of success." In this episode we discuss: • Why your capacity might not be what it used to be (and why that's okay). • S…
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In this episode, Jessica and Jenn delve into the complexities of diet culture and body image during the transition into menopause and the experience of menopause itself. They dig into the misconceptions surrounding aging, the narratives that often accompany menopause, and the strategies for thriving during this time. Most importantly, they talk abo…
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In this mini-episode, Jessica and Kayla Jessop discuss the concept of fear foods and how this can impact so many aspects of your life—in ways you may not even realize. Kayla introduces a method to categorize foods based on the anxiety they evoke and then explores the importance of challenging fear foods, understanding the motivations behind it, and…
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Ever feel like journaling is just another chore on your to-do list? You're not alone. In this eye-opening episode, I sit down with Lynn Quinn to explore a refreshing alternative: reflection writing. We dive into how this practice can be a game-changer for over-givers and people-pleasers looking to prioritise self-care without the guilt. Lynn shares…
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Welcome back, friends! In this episode, Jessica introduces Season Two of the podcast, focusing on the theme of Disordered Connections and Intersections related to disordered eating and body image struggles. Tune in to hear the run-down of what to expect (Hint: you’re still getting two episodes each week!) and how to join the NOPE Community! * Conne…
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In this episode, Jessica and Kelsey discuss the pervasive myths surrounding fitness culture, particularly the unrealistic expectations of perfection. They explore the importance of self-acceptance, flexibility in fitness goals, and the joy of movement. Kelsey shares her personal journey from a competitive athlete to a fitness coach who emphasizes i…
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Ever felt guilty about saying "no" to someone? As a boundary coach, I know firsthand how challenging it can be to turn down requests without feeling like you're letting others down. In this eye-opening episode, I sit down with networking mentor Stacy Pong to explore the art of saying "no" gracefully and confidently. We dive deep into why people oft…
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Ever feel like you're juggling flaming chainsaws while tap dancing on a tightrope? Welcome to the wild world of early motherhood! In this eye-opening chat with perinatal mental health specialist Kayce Hodos, we dive into the nitty-gritty of setting boundaries and managing family dynamics when you've got tiny humans running the show. In this episode…
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Ever feel like life's throwing you curveballs, and you're not sure how to swing? You're not alone! In this episode Fran Stone and Suzanne chat about the art of pivoting in life and career. We dive deep into the misconceptions surrounding pivoting and why it's not just about making drastic changes. Instead, it's about embracing the twists and turns …
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Ever feel like your heart races at the mere thought of speaking in public? You're not alone. In this candid conversation with Tim Newman, we explore the often-dreaded world of public speaking and uncover strategies to conquer those jitters. In this episode Suzanne and Tim discuss: Redefining Public Speaking, it's not just about standing on a stage …
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Ever feel like you're constantly juggling a million tasks, struggling to find time for yourself amidst the chaos of life? You're not alone. In this conversation with Alan Lazaros, we dive deep into the world of self-belief, self-worth, and the often-misunderstood concept of self-care. In this episode Suzanne and Alan discuss: Why saying yes to your…
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In the season finale of 'Nope That's Not Normal', Jessica shares about the ripple effect of healing. In it, she shares about the many resources, modalities, and practices that have impacted her disordered eating journey—but that had seemingly nothing to do with her disordered eating. She talks about mindful self-compassion, the ripple effect of sma…
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Ever feel like you're drowning in a sea of content creation advice? You're not alone. In this eye-opening conversation with Deirdre Tshien, we challenge the popular notion that content repurposing is the holy grail of digital marketing. In this episode Deirdre and I discuss: The counterintuitive truth about content repurposing How to avoid the burn…
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Ever feel like you're running on empty, constantly giving to everyone else while neglecting yourself? You're not alone. In this eye-opening conversation with healing and leadership coach Denise G. Lee, we dive deep into the cycles of self-neglect and why your emotional healing journey might be stuck in neutral. In this episode Suzanne and Denise di…
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In this episode of 'Nope, That's Not Normal', Jessica and Rae Thomas delve into the complexities of disordered eating, the emotional struggles surrounding food and body image and why feeling the feels is necessary. Rae shares her personal journey with food anxiety, the concept of introspective awareness, the consequences of avoiding emotions, and t…
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In this episode of 'Nope That's Not Normal', Jessica shares super simple habits to support healing and self-compassion—that anyone can do. She emphasizes the importance of mindful moments, empowering mantras, and untangling yourself from your food and body beliefs (that were never yours to begin with!). If you’re looking for some simple tools to su…
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Ever feel like you're drowning in a sea of marketing advice that leaves you feeling more overwhelmed than empowered? You're not alone. In this eye-opening conversation with Facebook ads expert Lara Eastburn, we dive deep into what real, authentic marketing looks like and how it differs from the cookie-cutter approaches many of us have been taught. …
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Ever feel like you're drowning in a sea of "yes" when all you want to do is scream "no"? You're not alone. In this eye-opening episode, I turn the tables and become the interviewee, as my dear friend Laura Gates-Lupton takes the helm to explore the fascinating world of boundary-setting and the power of "no." The Birth of the Nope Coach Why "no" is …
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In this episode of 'Nope, That's Not Normal,' Jessica and Serena Nangia explore the importance of storytelling and connection in overcoming isolation, the impact of societal pressures, and the need for self-compassion every step of the way! Serena shares insights from her work with Project HEAL, emphasizing that everyone has a story to tell and tha…
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In this episode, Jessica discusses the complexities of body image and disordered eating, emphasizing that the body itself is not the problem but rather the societal pressures and diet culture that influence our perceptions. She highlights the importance of therapy in the healing process, the necessity of personal responsibility in one's healing jou…
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Ever feel like you're stuck in a time warp, using outdated business strategies from 2020? You're not alone. In this eye-opening conversation with Megan Elliott, we explore the shifting landscape of online business and what it means to be a service provider in 2025. The Great Online Business Shift How the online business world has evolved since 2020…
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In this episode of Nope, That's Not Normal, Jessica and Jordan discuss the intricate relationship between body image, personal style, and the fashion industry. They explore Jordan's journey from professional ballet to celebrity styling, and how societal pressures around body size and appearance have influenced their perspectives. The conversation d…
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In this episode of 'Nope, That's Not Normal', Jess shares five key insights that have helped her find peace with her body, emphasizing the natural changes women experience, the importance of self-perception, and the need to shift negative beliefs. The bottom line: body peace IS attainable and these ideas/facts can help you get closer to it! Connect…
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Suzanne and Nan explore the concept of creating a 'lived-in' home versus a show home. Nan shares her journey into interior design, inspired by her parents, and a heart-warming story about a community kitchen renovation. They discuss practical tips for personalising your living space, the importance of colour, and how to accommodate different prefer…
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In this episode, Jessica and Becca explore their personal experiences with disordered eating, the impact of societal norms, and the importance of self-compassion in recovery. They share insights on recognizing unhealthy patterns, the role of anxiety with disordered eating habits, and practical steps to cultivate a kinder inner dialogue. If you’re r…
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In this Weekly Ramble, Jessica chats about how to feel good in what you wear regardless of body image struggles. She shares her personal journey of overcoming disordered eating and body image issues and how discovering her personal style and building a wardrobe that reflects comfort and confidence, has played a significant part in that journey. Tun…
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Suzanne Culberg and Kim Menninger define imposter syndrome, its prevalence in different genders, and the impact of social conditioning. Kim shares actionable insights on overcoming self-doubt, the importance of taking risks, and setting boundaries to combat feelings of inadequacy. Tune in for real-life examples and personal experiences to better un…
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In this episode, Jessica and Jazzmyn explore the complexities of food relationships and mental health—and how the two can get easily get intertwined (and often do!). They get into the importance of setting boundaries (UNSUBSCRIBING!) during the holidays and how to ditch negative influences in social media. They also chat about joyful movement and t…
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In this episode, Jessica chats with Christy Harrison, a bestselling author and podcaster, about the prevalence of misinformation in wellness culture and practical strategies for navigating health advice in today's information-rich world. Christy shares her insights on the stigma surrounding body image and health and emphasizes the importance of cri…
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Ever feel like you're drowning in a sea of "accountability" advice that leaves you feeling more overwhelmed than empowered? You're not alone. In this eye-opening conversation with executive coach Robert Hunt, we dive deep into what real accountability looks like and how it differs from the blame game many of us play. The Truth About Accountability …
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In this episode, Jessica focuses on three “big ideas” that have shaped her understanding of health and body image, including the importance of viewing the body as an instrument rather than an ornament, the impact of social determinants on health, and the cycle of praise associated with thinness. The goal is to zoom out and start unlearning some of …
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