On this episode, I bring you Megan Waterson. Now, get ready. This is a conversation, I promise you.

I've never brought you. And I know I keep saying that. But this is an important moment in history

that I think we need to start having some tough conversations. So let me give you a little background on Megan,

and I'll tell you what you're going to hear in this discussion.

So Megan is a renowned feminist theologian.

She has a Masters of Theology Studies from Harvard Divinity School

and a Master of Divinity from Union Theology Seminary

at Columbia University.

She created the House of Mary Magdalene,

a spiritual community that studies sacred texts

left out of the traditional canon. Her work has appeared in media outlets such as the New York

Times, The Huffington Post, TEDx Women, and Marie Claire. She's also, by the way, the author of two

phenomenal books, Mary Magdalene revealed and the girl who baptized herself.

So the reason that I brought Megan to you all is, if you haven't noticed,

I have been really trying to help us all see a bigger picture

when it comes to our relationship to our body. Now, it might seem a little odd that I would

bring a feminist theologian to talk about a woman's relationship to our body. But I think what many of us

have come to recognize in this current modern moment is that women have been taught to distrust our bodies.

Women, we have been taught to silence our voices.

Women, we have been taught to move away from our instincts.

And so many of you come to my platform to lose weight, to feel

better, to have better brain clarity, to understand the feminine body that you're living in.

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