Podcast appearances and mentions of kimberly weiss

What we talk about growing up thinking your body is your currency. what it’s like to finally live your life when you start living for yourself and not for how others experience you. breaking up with the voice in your head that treats you like shit learning to perform to be certain versions of ourselves in order to be lovable.  how women bond over weight and sharing complaining about our bodies, Not looking for other external things to fix us. For the show notes and to learn about Dana head to Kimberlyweiss.com/podcast

We talk about: Not during certain sports as a kid because of them being “male” vs. “female”  advocating for yourself (teaching kids this and knowing as an adult) no matter if that’s around movement, food or anything in your life. How to start small with this and build up the advocating for yourself muscle. knowing it’s okay to say no. the importance of having spaces that exist for marginalized folks (esp. in fitness spaces but really everywhere.  accepting that you might alienate people when you tell your truth the problem with THE EXPERT sitting in hard feelings vs. doing something about them. Different things work on different days and learning what works best for us.  For the show notes: kimberlyweiss.com/podcast For a FREE workbook, sign up at Kimberlyweiss.com/truthtuesdays

Based on the socially-aware poetry of Nathan Goff and the soulful, melodic vocals of Kimberly Weiss, Far From Eden began in 2004 as an acoustic duo performing a mixture of covers and originals. The duo has grown into a powerful and progressive 5-piece hard rock / alternative group with the inclusion of Josh Vetter on bass, […]

Mary Ann Clements on taking care of ourselves + challenging learned beliefs. For more on this episode and the show notes head to KimberlyWeiss.com/podcast We talk about: self care being how we treat our bodies, how we move and what we eat How doing all the things actually makes us less effective. Thinking that existing in a larger body was a problem and how the idea that you could be comfortable taking up more space was not allowed and that weight loss was the way to be successful. Why we actually should be listening to 3 year olds to teach us how to eat. How restriction is often the opposite of what we want. We do these diets and programs that lead us to be less healthy, less happy and less nourished because we go against what our bodies feel they need. The idea of what is wrapped up in thinness how that comes before being intelligent. Our other successes become secondary to pursuing diet goals. It’s always “if i can lose weight then…” The boom and bust cycles of movement practices and what the alternative of joyful movement can look like. For a free workbook an to join my 2x a month truth telling email list head to Kimberlyweiss.com/truthtuesdays. Join the community!  

In this episode, I sit down with Kimberly Weiss to talk all things diet culture. We dig into what “diet culture” means, her experience working at Weight Watchers (this one dropped my jaw folks), and why it is important to stop labeling food as “good” vs “bad.” Kim mentions how the diet and fitness industries tell us that “we don’t deserve to live in the bodies we live in…” we hope having more conversations like ours will start to change that mindset.A little about Kim: Kim is a teacher, speaker and coach on a mission to dismantle diet culture. She works with smart women that are into body positivity but still struggle with food + body and want to stop giving their power away. She can be found at KimberlyWeiss.com, Instagram @KimberlyWeiss and on her podcast F Your Diet. She also runs a satire instagram account @lifestylechangebarbie for those that like a few laughs.This is a good one, friends. Resources From The Episode:KimberlyWeiss.com - Kims WebsiteKim's Weight Watchers Blog PostKim's instagramLife Style Change Barbie: Satire Instagram AccountF Your Diet: Kims PodcastKim’s May Movement Challenge Additional Resources:Move with Radiance - Coaching Package InfoSchedule yours! Free 30 Minute CoachingNewsletter SignupIf you are interested in being a guest on my podcast, email me at hello@stephanie-dankelson.comVisit me on instagram!!

Trish is a yoga teacher that welcomes people where they are at in the moment they are at. I went to one of her yoga classes and didn't feel like there was a set formula that you could "mess up" and I know that is what a lot of yoga is supposed to be like, but I've been to a bunch of classes and this was one of the only times I felt IN my body while doing yoga. She meets people where they are at in their practice and is a rock star teacher. We had a great conversation that digs into body image, competition, power, rest and acceptance. And just like all my podcast episodes - this is never about perfect conversations or getting everything "right" this is about honest conversations without judgement.  Here is a bit of what we cover: we talked about competitive sports enrinmoents and body image. We talked about the power of words and comments when we are kids even from well meaning adults but how that can impact us. We talk about freedom and being brave and trying new things when the element of competition and pressure is gone. We talk about power: defining it and how it has a huge element of rest and ease it it. It’s not just about being big and bold. There can and is a softness to power.  We talk about accepting failure and knowing it’s okay. More info and links at Kimberlyweiss.com/podcast  To sign up for the movement challenge, head to kimberlyweiss.com/maymovement To join my 2x a month email, head to kimberlyweiss.com/join

Do we fight it? How do we deal with it? How do we see it when it pops up? Why is it still popping up. Let's talk about resistance. Some resistance I've been feeling while things are going well. What I'm going to do as I continue to spot it and a challenge for you.  To learn more head to Kimberlyweiss.com/join

Tillie has a religious and spiritual practice and the way she talks about it all is so approachable and not judgmental. She acknowledges that it’s not for everybody. (If you are reading this and thinking Kim? Spiritual practices? what? Just listen. Tillie is an A+ human and she says bucket loads of smart things. Promise #namaste). She is full of truth and power and strikes the perfect balance between bold and serenity. We talk about: - learning to cope with life besides escaping through food. - messages we get as girls to be quiet, smart and small - putting on a brave space when it can feel like you are falling apart understanding that your worth is a given - Spiritual journeys - Feelings not being right vs. wrong. They are just feelings. - Getting cat calls at 11years old and the discomfort of puberty (+  would would have helped!) - wanting to hide but wanting to be seen at the same time. - not being given the same access as someone in a female identified body as a male identified body. - not hustling for acceptance - worthiness and that we don’t need to change to receive love. For more information on this episode and to find out how to connect with Tillie head to KimberlyWeiss.com/podcast!  PS -Like this episode? Subscribe and share! I would love for these messages to spread further.  PPS - Writing a review in the iTunes store helps the show be seen my more people! If you enjoy the show, will you write one? Virtual hugs!

Sharing why I have started this podcast and what it is all about. Welcome!  Find out more here: KimberlyWeiss.com/podcast  For a free guide to help you not worry so much about food and to stop passing on beauty and body expectations to the next generation head to kimberlyweiss.com/join

Revisiting one of our favorite Shows. In this podcast, we talked to Kimberly Weiss, a Body Neutral Writer, Speaker and Coach about what it means to truly believe in the possibility of health at any size, why she is so angry about the public health obsession with obesity and why we each need to start with defining what health means for us and our own unique body. We so enjoyed this show and we hope that you will too.

In this podcast, my son Christian and I go to the drive in, Melody 49 in Clayton, Ohio to watch Spider-Man Homecoming and Baby Driver. We give a spoiler free review and a spoiler filled review, discuss Baby Driver, my battery dies, and we have a family reunion. GCP #435 On Location - Dayton Sideshow 12 with Kimberly Weiss and Nathan Goff On location at Dayton Sideshow 12 at the Yellow Cab Tavern, weâ??re joined by Kimberly Weiss and Nathan Goff. They are part of the band Far From Eden and responsible W937 Music Connection Dayton. They chat with Izzy rock about their local projects, and all about music. Based on the socially-aware poetry of Nathan Goff and the soulful, melodic vocals of Kimberly Weiss, Far From Eden began in 2004 as an acoustic duo performing a mixture of covers and originals. The duo has grown into a powerful and progressive 5-piece hard rock / alternative group with the inclusion of Josh Vetter on bass, George Tucker on drums, and Rick Lazear on guitar and is now delivering dynamic, powerful, and edgy original music! Currently the band is writing and performing constantly in order to bring their new heavy sound to a greater audience! Time in the studio at Popside Recording in Troy, Ohio produced their most recent EP, 'Galactic Insurgents', which was released in September 2016. Far From Eden is currently writing more heavy jams and preparing for a full year of shows in 2017. https://www.facebook.com/FarFromEdenMusic/ http://www.farfromedenmusic.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/MusicConnectionDayton/?fref=nf http://www.musicconnectiondayton.com/ Far From Eden - Chains Produced by Izzy Rock - @TheIzzyRock on Social Media Tales From The Hardside podcast on iTunes and Stitcher www.GemCityPodcast.com @GemCityPodcast on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Help fund the podcast. www.gofundme.com/GemCityPodcast

This week we speak with Kimberly Weiss a Body Positive Health Coach about what it means to truly believe in the possibility of health at any size, why she is so angry about the public health obsession with obesity and why we each need to start with defining what health means for us and our own unique body.

Our world is rapidly growing technologically as an estimated 50 billion devices will be connected by the "Internet of Things" by the year 2020. Guests Kimberly Weiss and Dionne Petitpas from Three Phase Electric present the latest advancements in network connected "smart" street lights. These new street lights, combined with powerful software and scalable add-on options, turn communities into Smart Communities. The common task of converting street lights into LED street lights presents an opportunity to consider installing a smart street light that not only allows for customizable power use reduction, but also sets the foundation upon which a plethora of smart connected sensors and tools can be added. These may included gun shot sensors that can alert the police, traffic sensors to automate light dimming, and community amenities such as WiFi hot spots or notification speaker systems. Visit Three Phase Electric at: