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The Liturgists Podcast

Eating and Body Positivity with Evelyn Tribole

The Liturgists Podcast

The Liturgists

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.83.7K Ratings

🗓️ 16 April 2020

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Evelyn Tribole talks with Dr. Hillary McBride and Michael Gungor about our relationship with eating and our view of our body. Evelyn is an award-winning registered dietitian with a nutrition counseling practice in Newport Beach, CA, specializing in eating disorders. In 1995, Evelyn published Intuitive Eating: A Revolutionary Program that Works with her co-author Elyse Resch which has become the go-to book on rebuilding a healthy body image and making peace with food. This Sunday at 11am Pacific you are invited to join us for The Sunday Thing. Hundreds of liturgists from around the world get together via video. We break into smaller groups to talk and it is such a wonderful time. You are not alone in your doubts, questions, anger, sadness, atheism, theism, or any other thing you are going through. To find out more and to join us on Sunday, go to theliturgists.com

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0:00.0

Hi everyone, this is Hillary McBride. I'm so excited to share with you this

0:07.5

episode of the liturgist podcast where Michael and I talked to Evelyn

0:11.9

Triple, a registered dietitian and one of the creators of Intuitive Eating, the

0:17.2

original anti-diet approach to changing and healing our relationship with food,

0:21.6

and the way we eat. Before we get to the episode, there are a few things I wanted

0:27.5

to share with you. This episode was recorded a little while ago, so you don't

0:32.5

hear us talking about the current events we are all experiencing in one way or

0:36.3

the other. That's important to note because the way we eat, what we're eating and

0:41.5

why have all been changing because of the global impacts of the coronavirus.

0:46.2

Whether we know it or not, why, how, and what we eat is impacted by the following

0:52.8

things. The systems with which we live our lives, our jobs, our abilities to

0:58.9

access or afford food that is healthy and enjoyable, our relationships, and the

1:04.6

ability to see our loved ones or even shake hands with a stranger. And of course,

1:09.0

our levels of distress and the emotional reactions we're having to

1:13.2

everything going on around us. Yeah, I know that's true for me. I think my diet

1:19.1

I've noticed has changed during this quarantine a lot and for a lot of my

1:24.8

life, I probably would have felt some sort of should or sense of guilt that I'm

1:29.9

not eating better right now. And I probably would have actually thought that

1:34.8

sense of guilt or shame would have helped things. Like if I just really felt bad

1:39.0

then I could make healthier choices. But this conversation that you're about to

1:43.1

hear really shifted some stuff for me and really challenged me and really helped

1:47.9

me. And I'm really glad that we had it before this quarantine. And it's actually

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