The Fit2Fat2Fit Experience

It’s been a long time coming. The wellness community just needed a champion to push its transformative agenda forward. It seems that Drew’s guest, Tanya Khani, aka The Soulful Publicist is that champion. Tanya is connected to most of the enlightened thought leaders of our time. She finds ways to bring mindfulness and consciousness to traditional media in an artful way.

To explain the basics about what masculine and feminine energies are, Drew welcomes Maddy Moon back to the podcast.  Maddy is a podcast host, life coach, and spiritual guide who started her career in physique competitions that almost cost her her health. She now thrives, offering insightful, spiritual journeys for clients of her coaching and spiritual retreats.  

Drew speaks with ‘The Olive Oil Hunter’ T.J. Robinson. Once a chef at the Biltmore Estate and a behind the scenes creator at the Food Network, T.J. now travels the world discovering the freshest, best tasting olive oil producers. During this episode, T.J. shares the proper way to assess olive oil, the health benefits of using fresh, unadulterated oils, and how to incorporate it into everyday cooking. Plus, he gives Fit2Fat2Fit podcast listeners a special offer.  

To get a better understanding of how minerals improve our quality of life Drew speaks with the Founder of Upgraded Formulas, Barton Scott. Scott is a chemical engineer who created a technology using nanominerals that are absorbed by the cell without the use of digestion. During the conversation, Barton describes the personal circumstances that led him to create nanomineral technology, the manner in which minerals shape our daily lives, and some benefits of taking mineral supplements. 

Drew speaks with the Founder of Purity Coffee, Andrew Salisbury. Andrew went in search of relief for his wife’s extreme fatigue. When she said it was coffee that kept her going throughout the day, Andrew decided to find the purest, most natural, healthiest coffee in the world. During this conversation, he shares what makes coffee healthy, what makes some coffee deficient, and a myriad of little known facts about coffee. 

Since the days of the caveman humans have been nourishing and healing their bodies and minds with bone broth. Its use is still prevalent in many cultures and is regaining popularity in the U.S. market. Why? Because bone broth is a natural source of collagen, L-glutamine, and precious minerals the body needs to stay healthy. To discover more about why it's important and how to incorporate it into your daily diet, Drew speaks with Founder and CEO of Bonafide Provisions and Clinical Nutritionist, Sharon Brown.

Why is our western culture riddled with joint pain, stiffness, and circulatory issues? Because we don’t move enough. The human body wasn’t designed to sit in a chair or lie on a couch for hours on end. But for many of us, we play our role in society and work for long hours at a desk or use television as a form of relaxation. Aaron Alexander, explains simple ways we can transform our posture and attitude with simple, effective, natural movements that don’t interfere with our craving for technology.

Are you striving to be your best self physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually? A complete transformation requires more than a surface level of self-examination. Complete transformation means we release shame and guilt so we can be our true, authentic selves bounding with confidence and self-esteem. Drew’s guest, Elle Russ exudes confidence because she works on her self-expression and stays away from negative vibes, people, and thoughts.

Did you know not all probiotics are created equal? Some probiotics offered in stores may not stay alive long enough to reach your gut. And, the number one, most important thing for a probiotic to be effective is that it ‘arrives alive’. Drew welcomes the Co-founder and CEO of Just Thrive, Tina Anderson, to the podcast to discuss why probiotics are important for gut health, what makes the probiotics her company offers different from the rest, and the benefit of taking high-quality probiotics.

Many times in our lives we are told don’t quit, hang in there, or stick with it, but is it healthy to continue doing something that makes us miserable? What if making a change could lead us to joy and contentment? To find the answer Drew speaks expert quitter and author of Quitting by Design, Dr. Lynn Marie Morski. Dr. Morski began strategically quitting when she struggled in her career as a multimedia designer so she did a 360 and decided to go back to college to become a doctor of sports medicine.

The CEO of Kaged Muscle and Author of Man of Iron, Kris Gethin joins Drew to recount his epic health and fitness journey. Kris transformed himself from a skinny-fat (his words) motocross junkie in Wales to become a world-class bodybuilder, Iron Man competitor, photographer, and writer. He founded his unique Dramatic Transformation Protocol (DTP) by using himself as a human guinea pig to increase his ability to help his personal training clients achieve their goals.

The Medical Director of Utah Stem Cells joins Drew to discuss the past, present, and future of regenerative therapies. Whether it’s prolonging your ability to play sports you love after debilitating injuries, as Dr. Cimikoski experienced, or for anti-aging therapies, stem cells and bioidentical hormones use the body’s natural healing abilities to improve the quality of life.

The cofounder of Whoop, the fitness performance tracking device, Will Ahmed, describes the unique fitness opportunities of tracking your biodata. He shares how top athletes use the data to optimize performance and the possible future implications of collecting and commercializing human data. He describes how the Whoop device is designed to improve a person’s life not invade it like some other wearables and the massive responsibility of having more data on professional athletes than any other company.

The author of Renegade Beauty and Holistic Dental Care, Nadine Artemis joins Drew to change the way we think about natural health and beauty. Her Canadian-based company, Living Libations is a wild-crafted, luxury wellness line embraced by celebrities and naturopaths. This episode is full of wellness tips on what to put in or use on your body and what not to put in or use on your body.

The author of Fearvana, Akshay Nanavati  joins Drew to recount his journey of physical, mental, and spiritual transformation. As a teenager, Akshay found himself in a dark place filled with drugs and alcohol. Luckily, he watched the movie Black Hawk Down and his life was forever changed. He cleaned up and joined the Marines and served in Operation Iraqi Freedom. It was there he found the beauty of adversity and suffering.