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With so much noise on social media about the best ways to take care of your health, Seamossgirlies aims to take on the wellness industry and debunk rampant misinformation for Gen-Z women. Tune in to get smarter through a broader social and political analysis of wellness with your host Kate Glavan. instagram.com/seamossgirlies instagram.com/kateglavan
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I messaged the host asking her to address the prevalence of AI products advertised in every episode. By the time the next episode dropped, she had addressed me directly, her producers, and her entire audience. She strongly condemned AI from a feminist and public health lens. No AI ads in this episode at all and I have immense respect for her speaking truth to power and maintaining her values at every level of production. I’m proud to support creators moving with this kind of intention. So grateful to have found this podcast after having to unfollow other creators lately for selling out to evil companies for ad revenue.
I’m so glad this podcast is back- I enjoyed the OG but I’m loving the reboot even more. The timing couldn’t be better; I’m loving that Kate is all in talking politics
This podcast is perfect for someone who lives + breathes gut health. I love Kate and Emma’s no nonsense approach to health and wellness. It’s a great listen — cannot recommend enough!
I’ve been listening to this podcast for years & I love it! I’ve learned so much about wellness & love the honesty in their content. I look forward to listening to their podcast every week!
I liked the idea of this pod, but the execution makes it tough to listen to. It often comes across snarky, judgmental, and hypocritical. They talk about how unqualified other people are to give health advice and put out supplements, but they do the same thing. They make fun of fitness trackers until they hop on the bandwagon for a sponsor. They seem to equivocate “wellness” with morality and it’s very strange.
unfortunately I have to unsubscribe. I loved this podcast when it started but as it’s continued, it seems like Kate in particular doesn’t appreciate the responsibility of being a health educator. She delivers all of her information has with the tone of a teacher who is frustrated with the class, and instead makes snarky comments all the time about having “already covered this in a previous episode” like she’s angry at us for daring to waste her time with our questions. I wish we would hear from Emma more, because I really like the way she delivers information and she seems much more sympathetic to the audience and the various stages of knowledge they’re at, but it honestly seems like Kate dominates 80% of the podcast conversation. It’s a shame because I love the community surrounding the pod and really enjoyed the early days before the fame. I just hope Kate takes a step back soon and recognizes that her status as a ~health goddess~ doesn’t give her a right to act like a know-it-all, and acknowledged the kind of responsibility that comes along with being a health & wellness influencer especially to an audience of younger women.
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