The RAISE Podcast

This week on The RAISE Podcast, we're joined by Laney Crowell, founder of cult-favourite beauty brand Saie, for a conversation about entrepreneurship, clean beauty, motherhood and what it means to create success on your own terms. From building a community-led beauty brand that went on to reach $100 million in sales, Laney shares the story behind Saie, why she believes makeup should be as good for your skin as your skincare, and how listening to women became the foundation of her business. But beyond the beauty industry, we explore something much deeper: finding the confidence to take up space, recognising your own worth, navigating mum guilt while building a business, and learning that saying no can be one of the most powerful things you do. We also get into Laney's personal wellness rituals, her morning routine, favourite beauty products, and the habits that help her feel her best while juggling business and motherhood. An inspiring conversation about trusting your vision, building something you believe in…

This week we're joined by author and founder Poppy Jamie for a fascinating conversation about intuition, spirituality and rediscovering the magic in everyday life. Following years immersed in psychology, neuroscience and the science of happiness, Poppy shares why she felt drawn back to ancient wisdom, spirituality and the things in life that we can't always explain. We explore what it really means to trust your intuition, the power of synchronicities, why Poppy challenges the conventional approach to manifestation and how rituals, journaling and reconnecting with nature can help us live more intentionally. Poppy also opens up about her deeply personal experiences of pregnancy loss, fertility challenges and learning to surrender when life doesn't unfold as expected. She shares how these experiences have shaped her understanding of trust, grief and the unknown. From the relationship between science and spirituality to the importance of following our own desires rather than society's expectations, this is a…

This week we're joined by Izzy Utterson for a conversation about what a real glow up actually looks like and why it goes so much deeper than how we look. Izzy shares her own journey from struggling with body image, psoriasis and self-destructive habits to completely changing the way she approached her health, mindset and life. We talk about why wanting to change isn't always enough, how to work with your brain rather than against it, neuroplasticity, breaking old habits and why sustainable change rarely happens overnight. We also dive into self-talk, identity, vision boards, creating habits that actually fit your life, protecting your sleep, embracing boredom, movement and the small daily behaviours that help reinforce the person you want to become. Izzy also speaks incredibly openly about losing her mum following her Alzheimer's diagnosis, navigating grief and how that experience has completely changed her perspective on life, time and taking care of herself. A really honest conversation about growth,…

This week we're joined by functional health practitioner Mark Dini for a fascinating conversation about whether we've started to overcomplicate wellness. After experiencing his own significant health challenges, Mark's work evolved from personal training and nutrition into functional health, blood testing, peptides, circadian health and what he describes as quantum biology. We talk about the foundations Mark believes are often overlooked - getting outside first thing in the morning, natural light, grounding, circadian rhythms and creating an environment that better supports our biology, and why he believes these should come before adding endless supplements and wellness protocols. We also get into functional testing, habit change, peptides and Mark's own daily non-negotiables, as well as why sometimes doing the simple things consistently can be harder than buying the next quick fix. A really interesting conversation about stripping wellness back, understanding your own body and doing the common things…

In this deeply personal episode, Coral and Natalie share an update on what has been an incredibly difficult few weeks for their family. For those who may not know, Natalie’s husband and Coral’s brother, Gus, is currently on critical life support following a double lung transplant. Together, they reflect on the day Gus was collected for transplant, the extraordinary process of receiving two new lungs and the reality of navigating the uncertainty of his condition in the weeks that followed. Coral, Natalie and their family would like to thank everyone for the overwhelming kindness, love and support they have received during this time. It has meant more than they can put into words. Just a note to say this episode was recorded three weeks ago and the situation has continued to evolve since this conversation was recorded. Thank you for listening! Follow or connect with We Are Raise here: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/weareraise⁠ Thanks to our sponsors of this season: Healf Zone — comprehensive at-home blood testing…

What would happen if you started treating your life with the same intention, vision and strategy you’d use to run a business? This week, we’re joined by entrepreneur and author Hermione Olivia to explore what it really means to become the CEO of your own life. We talk about getting clear on what you actually want, creating a vision that feels true to you and building the habits and systems that help turn that vision into reality. Hermione shares why doing more isn’t always the answer, how to recognise when it’s time to pivot, and why taking ownership of where your time and energy go can completely change the way you experience your life. We also dive into ambition, motherhood, productivity, identity, knowing when to say no, and the difference between a life that looks successful from the outside and one that actually feels good to live. If you’ve been feeling stuck, living on autopilot or simply questioning what you want your next chapter to look like, this conversation is an invitation to get intentional…

This week we're joined by Holly King, founder of Sweet Bee Organics, for a heartfelt conversation about children's health, magnesium, clean ingredients, motherhood and what it really takes to build a purpose-led wellness brand. Holly shares the remarkable story behind Sweet Bee Organics—from making natural sunscreen in her kitchen to building an internationally recognised wellness company rooted in transparency and quality. She also opens up about her cervical cancer diagnosis, how it changed her outlook on life, and why it strengthened her belief in creating products she truly believes in. Together, we explore why magnesium has become one of the most talked-about nutrients in wellness, the role of medicinal mushrooms, how to spot quality ingredients, and the importance of supporting children's health in a modern world. We also discuss parenting through challenging seasons, building a business with integrity, and the simple daily habits Holly relies on to support her own wellbeing. Thank you for listening!…

This week we're joined by liver health expert and founder of Deliverance, Siggi Clavien, for a fascinating conversation about one of the most overlooked organs in the body. While we often hear about gut health, hormones and metabolism, the liver quietly performs over 500 vital functions every single day—from balancing hormones and supporting energy production to regulating blood sugar, detoxification and even skin health. Yet millions of people are living with poor liver health without ever realising it. Together, we explore why liver disease is rising so rapidly, the impact of modern toxins, plastics and ultra-processed foods, how stress affects the body, and why preventative health has never been more important. We also discuss mould, microplastics, wearable technology, sleep, meditation, hormone health, fatty liver, and the simple lifestyle habits Siggi believes can make the biggest difference to long-term wellbeing. Follow Siggi here Thank you for listening! Follow or connect with We Are Raise here:…

What would you do if your life changed overnight? This week we're joined by our friend and manager, Katie Wallwork, as she shares her deeply personal journey of being diagnosed with breast cancer at just 30 years old. From discovering a lump while fastening her seatbelt to navigating appointments, seeking second opinions and rebuilding her health, Katie opens up about one of the most challenging seasons of her life. Together, we explore what happens after a diagnosis, the importance of advocating for yourself, and why she chose to combine conventional treatment with a holistic approach that supported both her body and mind. Katie also shares the daily practices, research and mindset shifts that helped her navigate treatment, alongside honest conversations about environmental health, inflammation, mould exposure, supplements, nutrition and taking an active role in your own wellbeing. Whether you're navigating your own health journey, supporting someone you love or simply want to feel more empowered in your…

This week we're joined by nutritionist, bestselling author and founder of JSHealth, Jessica Sepel, for an honest conversation about what balanced wellness really looks like. Together, we explore why so many women have normalised feeling exhausted, how chronic stress impacts our nervous system and metabolism, and why learning to nourish your body can change everything. Jess shares her approach to building meals that support energy and hormones, the supplements she genuinely takes every day, why blood sugar and metabolic health matter, and the habits she believes have the biggest impact on long-term wellbeing. We also dive into the story behind building one of the world's most recognised supplement brands, setting boundaries as a founder and why consistency will always beat perfection. In this episode we cover: Why women have normalised feeling unwell The shift from weight-focused to health-focused living Blood sugar, metabolism and hormone health explained simply The nervous system habits Jess swears by…

This week on The RAISE Podcast, we're joined by naturopath, nutritionist and children's health expert Lucinda Miller, founder of NatureDoc and author of Brain Brilliance. With over 30 years of clinical experience, Lucinda has supported thousands of families navigating ADHD, autism, anxiety, ARFID, sleep challenges and emotional dysregulation through a root-cause approach to children's health. Together, we explore why so many children are struggling today, the role nutrition and nutrient deficiencies can play in brain development and behaviour, and the practical steps parents can take to better understand and support their child's unique needs. In this episode, we discuss: - Why anxiety, poor sleep and emotional dysregulation are becoming increasingly common in children - The connection between gut health, nutrition and brain development - The nutrients Lucinda most commonly sees children lacking, including omega-3, magnesium, iron, zinc, vitamin D and choline - How nutrient deficiencies can affect attention,…

This week on The RAISE Podcast, we're joined by Amelia Stuart Short to explore the unconventional wellness and motherhood practices that have shaped her life and family. From a traumatic start to adulthood and a powerful journey through recovery, spirituality and personal transformation, Amelia shares how those experiences led her to question the status quo and create a life rooted in intuition, intentionality and trust. Together, we dive into some of the "unhinged" wellness practices Amelia swears by, including red light bulbs at sunset, avoiding sunglasses, fascia work, tongue-tie release, nervous system support, low-tox living and creating a home environment that works with our biology rather than against it. We also explore Amelia's deeply personal experiences with pregnancy and birth, including conscious conception, home birth, trusting the body, and learning to tune out external noise in favour of inner wisdom. Follow Amelia here - https://www.instagram.com/femininemothering/reels/ Thank you for…

This week, it's just us. No guest, no expert... just an honest conversation about the topics we find ourselves discussing most often behind closed doors! We talk about trusting your intuition as a parent, questioning systems that no longer feel aligned, navigating school with a neurodivergent child, homeschooling, birth, co-sleeping, social media, modern motherhood and learning to make decisions that feel right for your family, even when they go against the norm. We also open up about some of the personal challenges we're navigating right now, from supporting loved ones through health struggles to letting go of expectations, identities and timelines we once thought life would follow. This episode is a reminder that you don't have to do things the way everyone else does, that it's okay to question, and that sometimes the most powerful thing you can do is trust yourself! Thank you for listening! Follow or connect with We Are Raise here: https://www.instagram.com/weareraise Thanks to our sponsors of this…

This week we're joined by mother-daughter duo Margo and Roxy Marrone, founders of the conscious skincare brand EyeAm. Together, we explore what is really inside many of the beauty and skincare products we use every day, why ingredient awareness matters, and how stress, thoughts and lifestyle habits can impact everything from our hormones to our skin. We also dive into the fascinating connection between the nervous system and skin health, the rise of neurocosmetics, and why true wellbeing goes far beyond what we put on our skin. In this episode we discuss: Roxie's journey through hormonal acne and PCOS The hidden ingredients found in many beauty products What "clean beauty" actually means The connection between stress, hormones and skin health Why mindset and self-talk may be more powerful than we realise The role of lifestyle habits in healing Building a conscious beauty brand together as mother and daughter Raising children with a healthy relationship to beauty and self-worth Faith, purpose and finding…

This week we sit down with Nikolina Lauc, co-founder of GlycanAge, to explore the science of biological ageing and why your health is about far more than just what you eat. This conversation challenges the traditional view of wellness and dives into how your stress, relationships, hormones and lifestyle are directly shaping how your body ages at a cellular level. We explore how biological age can now be measured through inflammation markers, what accelerates ageing (often unexpectedly), and why personalised health is the future. From the impact of emotional stress and trauma, to the role of hormones, weight, gut diversity and modern lifestyles, this episode connects the dots between your internal world and your long-term health in a way that’s both eye-opening and empowering. You’ll learn why there is no one-size-fits-all approach to diet or health, how chronic inflammation develops silently and what you can start doing today to support your body, not just for how you look, but how you function and feel long…

Gut health is something we hear about constantly, but when it comes to our children, it can feel confusing, overwhelming, and often out of our control. In this episode, we’re joined by Nora Cavani, molecular biologist and founder of Alba Health, to break it all down. After healing her own severe eczema through gut health, Nora has dedicated her work to understanding how the microbiome shapes children’s health from the very beginning. We dive into: Why gut health starts earlier than you think The connection between gut health, immunity, allergies and behaviour Why even “healthy” kids can have imbalances The importance of fibre (and why most people aren’t getting enough) Simple ways to improve your child’s gut health without overwhelm Why testing and personalisation matter This is a powerful, practical conversation that will change the way you think about your child’s health and give you tools to support it with confidence. ______________________ This episode is sponsored by Alba Health, an at-home gut health…

In this solo episode, we’re doing something a little different, a get to know us conversation, completely unfiltered. We answer quick-fire questions we haven’t prepped for, which quickly turns into a mix of funny, chaotic and surprisingly honest moments. From childhood memories and embarrassing stories to our favourite music and films. We also touch on deeper conversations around ageing, identity, modern life and the growing desire for a slower, more connected way of living, away from the noise. Come get to know us! ______________________ This episode is sponsored by Alba Health, an at-home gut health test that helps parents better understand their child’s microbiome and overall wellbeing. With personalised insights and expert nutrition guidance, Alba supports digestion, immunity and everyday health. Learn more at albahealth.com/RAISE and use our code for 10% off your order. This episode is sponsored by GlycanAge, an advanced biological age test that measures inflammation and immune health to help you…

This week we sit down with Gareth Icke for a powerful and thought-provoking conversation around independent thinking, media narratives, and the reality of questioning the world we live in. Gareth shares his unique upbringing, growing up in a household that challenged mainstream thinking and how early experiences with media scrutiny shaped his perspective on truth, authority and information. We explore the impact of the Covid era as a turning point for many, the role of fear and repetition in shaping public belief and why so many people feel that “something isn’t quite right” but struggle to articulate what that is. This conversation dives into: - How to think critically in a world of information overload - The emotional influence of media and messaging - Why questioning authority is becoming more important than ever - The challenges of speaking out in today’s digital landscape - How to stay grounded, rational and self-led in uncertain times It’s an honest, open conversation about truth, perception, and the…

In this episode we’re joined by Jess Kane, co-founder of BodyBio, a pioneering brand at the forefront of cellular health and functional medicine. We explore why true health starts at the cellular level, and how many of the symptoms we experience today, from fatigue and brain fog to hormone imbalances and gut issues, are often rooted deeper than we realise. Jess shares her personal journey through PCOS, mould toxicity and Lyme disease, and how this led her to uncover the power of supporting the body at its foundation: the cell. We dive into the realities of modern living, from environmental toxins to nutrient depletion and why simply “avoiding” isn’t enough anymore. Instead, we explore how to build resilience from within through essential nutrients, healthy fats, and simple daily practices. This conversation also opens up the often confusing world of supplements... what actually works, what to look for, and why not all products are created equal. We also discuss: - Why cellular health is the foundation of…

In this episode, we explore what it really means to be prepared in today’s world, not from a place of fear, but from a place of awareness! We talk about how modern life has made us heavily reliant on systems we don’t control , from food supply and energy to digital access and healthcare, and why more families are starting to rethink what true security actually looks like. This conversation isn’t about panic or extreme living. It’s about coming back to basics: nourishing food, clean water, simple tools, and the ability to take care of yourself and your family if needed. We also share a simple, practical checklist of essential items every household should have, so you can start building your own sense of security...calmly, intentionally, and without overwhelm. Because real calm doesn’t come from hoping everything will be fine…it comes from knowing you’re ready. ______________________ This episode is sponsored by Alba Health, an at-home gut health test that helps parents better understand their child’s…

In this episode, we sit down with Fiona Rose Diamond, a law student and human rights advocate known for questioning mainstream narratives and exploring the intersection of technology, freedom, and modern governance. We dive into the bigger conversations shaping our world today, from digital ID systems and online age verification to global policy, power structures and the role of technology in our everyday lives. Fiona shares her personal journey into activism following the pandemic, what led her to create Covileaks, and why she believes it’s more important than ever to ask questions, stay informed, and think critically about the systems around us. Whether you agree or disagree, this episode invites you to listen with an open mind and explore the bigger picture of the world we’re living in. ______________________ This episode is sponsored by Alba Health, an at-home gut health test that helps parents better understand their child’s microbiome and overall wellbeing. With personalised insights and expert…

In this weeks episode, we sit down with human design expert Jenna Zoe to explore how understanding your energetic blueprint can help you live with more alignment, clarity and ease. Jenna explains the foundations of Human Design - a system that blends ancient wisdom and modern science to reveal how your energy works, how you make decisions and how you’re uniquely designed to move through the world. We dive into why so many people feel deeply seen when they discover their design, how burnout can often be a sign of living out of alignment, and why the coming years may represent a profound shift in human consciousness. Jenna also shares insights into parenting through the lens of energetic blueprints, raising your frequency through everyday choices and navigating a rapidly changing world without falling into fear. This conversation explores spirituality in a grounded, practical way... reminding us that true transformation begins with self-awareness, responsibility, and reconnecting with our inner guidance. If…

This week we sit down with Ashley Cain to explore what it truly means to keep showing up after unimaginable loss. Ashley shares his journey from professional athlete and entrepreneur to father, and how the loss of his daughter completely reshaped his understanding of love, strength, masculinity and purpose. We talk about grief as something you live alongside, not something you “move on from,” and how self-worth, service and honest vulnerability became the foundations that carried him forward. This episode explores how pain can become purpose without bypassing grief, the role of fitness and physical challenge as regulation, and why acts of service became Ashley’s lifeline when everything else fell away. We also talk about fatherhood after loss, raising children with intention, redefining success, and what it really means to raise your life when life has broken you open. This is an episode about resilience, humanity, love and choosing presence... even when it hurts. *This episode is sponsored by Happy Mammoth…

This week we sit down with Bryony Basse who shares her real experience of pregnancy, birth, and the emotional rollercoaster of early motherhood, including the practices that supported her physically and mentally. We explore how her relationship with movement, routine, sleep, and self-care has evolved, why consistency matters more than intensity, and how simple, foundational habits can regulate the nervous system during life’s biggest transitions! We also dive into balancing business and motherhood, time management in this season of life, confidence-building through daily practices, and what it really means to prioritise health without pressure or perfection. This episode is a reminder that wellness doesn’t need to be extreme, it just needs to be sustainable, supportive, and human! *This episode is sponsored by Happy Mammoth - use the code RAISE at checkout to get 15% off your order: https://uk.happymammoth.com * This episode is sponsored by V14 - a premium longevity complex carefully formulated to support…

Natalie and Coral sit down to answer your most-asked questions, covering wellness, motherhood, nervous system regulation, routines, boundaries, books, biohacks, diet and the realities of trying to live well in a modern world. They share the tools they genuinely rely on, from home workouts and red light therapy to water quality, supplements, and simple daily rituals that help them stay regulated, especially during busy, overstimulating seasons of motherhood. You’ll also hear honest takes on animal-based eating, navigating food while travelling, sun exposure vs skin health, clean beauty (and the not-so-clean things they still enjoy), favourite book recommendations, dream podcast guests, and why progress doesn’t come from perfection, but consistency. *This episode is sponsored by Happy Mammoth - use the code RAISE at checkout to get 15% off your order: https://uk.happymammoth.com * This episode is sponsored by V14 - a premium longevity complex carefully formulated to support cellular health, energy metabolism,…

This week we’re joined by Holly Scarsella - brand and business consultant, investor and mum of three - for a powerful, no-fluff business masterclass on how to build, grow and scale a business in today’s digital world. Holly shares her journey from working in PR for global brands to founding and selling her own fashion label, before moving into consultancy and mentoring female-led businesses. Drawing on real-world experience, she breaks down what actually separates businesses that succeed from those that struggle, especially in an oversaturated online market. We explore the importance of mastering the fundamentals before chasing growth, why conversion matters more than visibility, and how understanding your customer journey, touchpoints and retention strategy can completely transform a business. Holly also unpacks why many founders rush to scale too soon, how to know if your business is actually ready and the honest questions every founder needs to ask themselves about capacity, risk and sustainability. This…

In this solo episode of The RAISE Podcast, we’re kicking off the new year by cutting through the wellness noise and sharing the wellness shifts and trends we believe will define 2026... not from a hype-driven place, but from what actually supports the body, mind and nervous system long-term. We talk honestly about the overwhelm that comes with “doing it all,” and why wellness is moving away from performative optimisation and towards regulation, simplicity and sustainability. This is the year wellness gets quieter, less about chasing metrics and more about how you actually feel! In this conversation, we unpack: - Why boundaries are becoming the ultimate wellness upgrade (blue light cut-offs, device-free time, fewer decisions) - Why sleep and bedroom wellness is the real foundation of health - The rise of nervous system regulation, low-output days and rest without guilt - Why “boring wellness” (early nights, routine meals, simple movement) is becoming aspirational - How eating simply, reducing decision fatigue…

NAD is everywhere right now! Hailed as the key to energy, longevity, better sleep, sharper focus and even younger skin. But what’s actually real… and what’s just hype? In this week's episode we sit down with Dr Nichola Conlon, molecular biologist, longevity researcher and founder of Nuchido, to cut through the noise and unpack the science behind one of the most talked-about molecules in health and wellness. Dr Conlon explains what NAD actually is, why it declines so dramatically as we age, and how that decline impacts energy, brain fog, sleep, inflammation and biological ageing, especially for women in perimenopause and menopause. This conversation reframes ageing as a cellular process you can influence, not something you simply have to accept, and brings the focus back to sustainable habits, foundational health and long-term vitality. If you’re curious about longevity, energy, hormones, or how to age well without extremes, this is an episode you’ll want to listen to in full! *This episode is sponsored by…

This episode of The RAISE Podcast is a guided pause at the start of the year. A chance to slow down, reset and intentionally design the next 100 days of your life. Get your free downloadable PDF with all of the questions and prompts here - https://www.weare-raise.com/the-100-day-reset-a-guided-new-year-workshop Rather than setting rushed resolutions or chasing unrealistic goals, Coral & Natalie invite you into a calm, workshop-style experience that focuses on identity, consistency and self-trust. This is about creating change that lasts, through small, repeatable habits and clear boundaries that support the life you actually want to live. In this episode, you’ll be guided to: - Reflect on the season you’re closing and release what no longer serves you - Define your North Star identity for the next 100 days - Create a simple foundation using the RAISE pillars (Body, Mind, Heart and Fuel) - Choose a handful of non-negotiable habits that feel supportive, not overwhelming - Build momentum with optional wins —…

This week, Coral & Natalie sit down to share the habits, practices, gadgets, swaps and mindset shifts that genuinely changed their health and home life in 2025. From simple kitchen upgrades to biohacking tools, digital boundaries, skincare favourites, nourishing routines and the rituals and practices that keep them grounded, this episode is full of real-life recommendations, honest reflections and practical takeaways you can start using today. Ready to RAISE your life? Get the RAISE 100 Day Journal here - www.weare-raise.com Use the code RAISE10 for 10% off *This episode is sponsored by Happy Mammoth - use the code RAISE at checkout to get 15% off your order: https://uk.happymammoth.com * This episode is sponsored by V14 - a premium longevity complex carefully formulated to support cellular health, energy metabolism, cognitive function, and healthy aging, with ingredients that work better together. Try V14 today and get 20% off both subscriptions and one-offs with the code RAISE at checkout.…

In this episode, we sit down with transformational coach and author Matt Cooke to explore the real mechanics of manifestation, not as wishful thinking, but as a science of identity, intention and embodiment. Matt explains why most people don’t manifest what they want. It's not because their dreams are too big, but because their identity can’t yet hold them. We dive into the observer effect, the role of belief in altering probability and why gratitude before achievement is the quantum key to collapsing timelines. He breaks down the hidden misunderstanding behind “wanting,” how chasing outcomes keeps us stuck, and why surrender, not struggle, is where the universe meets us. From the neuroscience of identity to practical habits that align intention with action, this episode offers a grounded, evidence-based look at how real change happens. This conversation is a powerful blueprint for anyone who feels stuck between knowing what they want and actually living it. Expect practical tools, mindset shifts and a new…

This week we sit down with Camilla Fayed and Aurora Solá - authors of Manifesto on the Future of Food and the visionary team behind Farmacy to explore why the health crisis, food crisis and soil crisis, are not separate problems, but one interconnected story. Camilla and Aurora reveal the uncomfortable truth behind our modern food system: how industrial agriculture, pesticides, synthetic fertilisers, and corporate seed monopolies have stripped nourishment from our plates and vitality from our soil. They share how biodynamic farming, local growers, soil-centred agriculture, and a return to community-based food systems could reverse disease trends, restore our health, and transform the planet in a single generation. Their message is clear: the most radical act you can take right now is knowing your farmer, cooking at home and bringing food back to its source. From corporate control of seeds, to why supermarkets distort our senses, to the hidden costs of food that show up in our healthcare system, this…

In this week's episode, we sit down to reflect on the most powerful and transformative moments from recent episodes of The RAISE Podcast, the lessons that shifted our mindset, changed our daily habits and stayed with us long after the recordings ended! From Robin Sharma’s reminder to “leave people better than you found them” and to “create your life in miniature,” to Mimi Bouchard’s deeply practical teachings on identity, embodiment and the Bounce Back Method, this episode distills the wisdom that really moved us. They revisit Zach Bush’s eye-opening explanation of glyphosate and chronic illness, Roxie Nafousi's wisdom on Confidence and a lack of self-worth, Jayne Donegan’s message of informed choice without judgement, Danny Morel’s powerful breakdown of trauma, healing and personal responsibility and Jenna Macciochi’s and Zoe Scanlan’s guidance on immune health, fevers and trusting the body’s natural intelligence. They also unpack the insights from Adam Parker on minerals and detox pathways, Jamie Clements…

This week we sit down with Dr Mazin Al-Khafaji, one of the world’s leading authorities in Chinese medicine, to explore the ancient principles behind this holistic system, and why it may hold the key to understanding modern illness. Dr Mazin explains how Chinese medicine views the body as an ecosystem - a network of interdependent systems that must stay in balance for health to thrive. He unpacks what a diagnosis looks like, why practitioners examine the tongue and pulse and how conditions like eczema, autoimmune disorders and hormonal imbalances are treated through a process of draining, harmonising and tonifying the body rather than simply suppressing symptoms. We also discuss the four pillars of health; nourishment, movement, rest and emotional stability - and why maintaining all four is essential for wellbeing. He shares practical insights on food as medicine, the importance of eating diverse colours and flavours to nourish the microbiome, how emotions directly affect the body and what modern medicine can…

This week we sit down with Anna Whitehouse - journalist, broadcaster, author and founder of the Flex Appeal movement, to talk about what it really means to raise families in a system that wasn’t built for parents. Anna opens up about her decade-long fight for flexible working rights, why motherhood and capitalism clash and how the 9-to-5 structure born from the industrial revolution continues to fail women and families. We discuss everything from the childcare crisis and gender pay gap to the myth of “having it all”, mum guilt and the need for men to be part of the conversation around equality and parenting. Anna’s honesty cuts through the noise as she calls for systemic reform, emotional intelligence in workplaces and a redefinition of success for the modern family. This episode is a reminder that the problem isn’t that we’re failing. It’s that we’re being failed by a system that needs to change. *This episode is sponsored by Happy Mammoth - use the code RAISE at checkout to get 15% off your order:…

In our first ever live episode, we sit down with biohacker and longevity expert Kayla Barnes Lentz to explore the future of female health and optimisation. Kayla shares her full daily routine, from red light therapy and sauna to peptides, hyperbaric oxygen therapy and hormone tracking to why women must approach biohacking differently to men. We unpack the truth about cycle syncing, sleep, stress, fertility, toxins, supplements and longevity testing, along with Kayla’s top three habits every woman should master: reduce toxic load, manage stress and protect your sleep. Whether you’re new to longevity or deep into your health journey, this episode will help you understand your body on a deeper level and help you take actionable steps to upgrade your biology, one habit at a time. 🎧 Listen for real, science-backed tools to raise your health, hormones and energy. *This episode is sponsored by Happy Mammoth - use the code RAISE at checkout to get 15% off your order: https://uk.happymammoth.com * This episode is…

This week we sit down with Dean Henry, a functional medicine coach and peptide therapy specialist, to explore the cutting edge of longevity, biohacking and health optimisation. Dean breaks down the world of peptides - what they are, how they work and why they’re transforming health, healing and anti-aging. We dive into Ozempic, Mounjaro and the new generation of GLP-1 agonists, exploring how they work and their side effects. Beyond peptides, we talk about Dean’s personal biohacks, his supplement stack, ozone therapy, heavy metal detox, functional medicine practices and what true health and wellness mean to him. From brain health and cognitive performance to sleep, fertility, and skin, Dean offers a masterclass in how to optimise the body - safely, intelligently, and holistically. Instagram / Dean Henry - @dean.e.henry *This episode is sponsored by Happy Mammoth - use the code RAISE at checkout to get 15% off your order: https://uk.happymammoth.com * This episode is sponsored by V14 - a premium longevity…

In this week's episode, we sit down with Dr. Jayne Donegan, a former NHS GP turned homeopath and naturopath, to explore one of the most controversial topics in modern medicine: vaccines, natural immunity and informed consent. With decades of experience on both sides of the medical system, Dr. Donegan shares her journey from conventional doctor to questioning the narratives around vaccination and how her research into official data changed her perspective forever. She discusses the history of disease decline, the role of clean living and natural immunity, and the importance of parents asking informed questions, especially around childhood vaccines like the new chickenpox jab. We also dive into her philosophy on children’s health, fever, antibiotics, emotional wellbeing and the power of working with the body rather than against it. Whether you agree or not, this conversation encourages critical thinking, curiosity and a return to personal responsibility in health decisions. For articles and other resources…

In this episode of The RAISE Podcast, we sit down and have a girl chat with Roxie Nafousi. She's the Sunday Times bestselling author of Manifest and Confidence, and one of the UK’s most influential wellness voices. Roxie opens up about her personal wellness routines, from the supplements, beauty products and biohacking tools she swears by, to the simple daily habits that keep her grounded. We explore the science and psychology behind manifesting, building true confidence and the role that health, mindset and lifestyle play in creating lasting change. She shares practical, actionable advice for anyone wanting to feel more aligned, raise their self-worth and approach life with intention. Alongside powerful mindset shifts, Roxie reveals her current favourite products, routines, and rituals, giving listeners a rare behind-the-scenes look at how she lives the practices she teaches. This is an inspiring, practical and refreshingly real girl chat conversation! * This episode is sponsored by ANCIENT + BRAVE. Use the…

On this week’s episode of The RAISE Podcast, it’s just us - Coral and Natalie, sharing the story behind our 100 Day Challenge and how powerful it is to consistently stick to your goals for 100 days. We discuss: - How 100 days of consistent habits can shift your health, mindset, and energy - The habits we’re personally committing to this round - Why September is the perfect time to begin your own 100 days - Practical tools to stay on track: habit stacking, public accountability and energy management - How to find your why and use it as fuel when motivation dips If you’ve ever felt stuck, scattered or out of flow, this episode will inspire you to reclaim your rhythm, align with your future self and finish the year with intention! * This episode is sponsored by ANCIENT + BRAVE. Use the code RAISE for 20% off your first one-off purchase! Visit ancientandbrave.earth/planet * This episode is sponsored by EXHALE COFFEE: Organic, Mycotoxin and Mould Free. Exhale is so confident that you'll love the taste as much as…

This week on The RAISE Podcast, we sit down with Pupinder Ghatora, pharmacist and co-founder of Ingenious Collagen. From award-winning community pharmacist to wellness entrepreneur, Pupinder shares how he built one of the UK’s most clinically tested collagen supplements and why not all collagen is created equal. We explore: * Why collagen declines from age 25 and how to support it naturally * The truth about powders, liquids, and “plant-based” collagen * How Ingenious’ patented capsule technology transforms absorption * The benefits of collagen for skin, joints, gut health, sleep and menopause * What to look for (and avoid) when choosing a supplement * Pupinder’s personal wellness routine and supplement stack * Lessons from building a business rooted in science and integrity If you’ve ever been confused by the world of collagen or supplements, this episode cuts through the noise with clarity, honesty and practical insight. * This episode is sponsored by ANCIENT + BRAVE. Use the code RAISE for 20% off your…

In this solo episode of The RAISE Podcast, Coral and Natalie share 10 powerful ways to raise your life; from your body and mindset to your energy, focus and joy. Together they explore the habits, reframes and daily practices that have transformed their own lives, from questioning the systems we live in to finding simple ways to create a high-vibe home. They discuss what drains and boosts our energy, how to raise your vibration, the importance of sleep, movement and conscious fuel, and why true connection and gratitude are at the heart of a meaningful life. This episode is a blend of real talk, personal reflections and practical inspiration designed to help you step out of default living and into a life of more intention, joy and alignment! * This episode is sponsored by ANCIENT + BRAVE. Use the code RAISE for 20% off your first one-off purchase! Visit ancientandbrave.earth/planet * This episode is sponsored by EXHALE COFFEE: Organic, Mycotoxin and Mould Free. Exhale is so confident that you'll love the taste…

In this episode of The RAISE Podcast, we’re joined by Dr. Jenna Macciochi, a leading immunologist and author of Immune to Age. With over 20 years of experience studying how lifestyle shapes the immune system, Jenna shares a fresh, soulful perspective on aging, resilience and long-term health. We dive into the habits that keep the immune system strong, from movement, meditation and time in nature, to gut health, diet and the daily choices that either accelerate or slow down aging. Jenna explains why stress and sedentary living are silent agers, how childhood habits shape lifelong health and why regaining agency over our bodies is key in a world of constant convenience and ultra-processed foods. This conversation explores everything from red light therapy and supplements, to raising resilient kids and reframing longevity through a more feminine, intentional lens. A powerful reminder that our immune system is not just about fighting off colds, it’s our lifelong ally in health, vitality, and aging well. * This…

In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with Dr. Zach Bush, a pioneering voice in regenerative health to explore the interconnectedness of human health, the environment and spiritual evolution. Dr. Bush shares his journey from conventional medicine to regenerative practices and explores how the modern world’s disconnection from nature has impacted our health and well-being. We discuss: - Dr. Bush’s transformation from conventional medicine to exploring the intersections of human health, planetary health, and spirituality - The impact of glyphosate and chemical agriculture on our microbiome, vitality, and the rise of chronic diseases and decline in fertility - The role of viruses and how they are part of nature’s evolution rather than a threat - The future of humanity - Why true health depends on communication, energy, nutrient density and how modern toxins interfere with this balance - The power of presence in parenting and how our energetic fields affect the health of our children - How reconnecting…

In this weeks episode, we sit down with Louis Blake and Harrison Hide, the visionary duo behind Long Lane: a 53-acre wellness hotel and members club designed to reshape the way we connect: to ourselves, to others, and to nature. They share their journey from late-night conversations to raising millions in investment, building in public on social media and creating a space that blends longevity practices, biohacking, ritual and social connection. We discuss: - How they went from an idea to raising millions and securing the perfect site - Why building in public and leveraging social media became their secret to success - The future of wellness and hospitality, and why ritual and community are key - The importance of creating spaces that prioritise health, presence and connection - Their vision for making wellness aspirational but accessible This episode is a must-listen for entrepreneurs, wellness lovers and anyone dreaming of bringing a big idea to life! This episode is sponsored by Exhale Coffee: organic,…

In this episode of The Raise Podcast, we’re joined by Zoe Scanlan, a homeopath, mother and director of homeopathy at the College of Naturopathic Medicine (CNM), to explore the world of homeopathy and natural family health. Zoe shares her journey into homeopathy and how it became a foundational tool in her parenting approach. We dive into what homeopathy actually is, how it supports the body’s healing mechanisms and why it’s especially powerful for children. We explore topics like: - The link between constitutional types and emotional/physical health - Why fevers and childhood illness should be understood, not feared - How to build a simple, effective natural medicine kit at home - Navigating Calpol, antibiotics, and vaccine conversations in a conscious, empowered way - Common misconceptions around homeopathy — and what every parent should know Whether you're new to natural health or already exploring holistic parenting, this episode is full of practical takeaways, thought-provoking insights and gentle…

This week on the RAISE podcast, we’re joined by leading detox coach and educator Adam Parker — a man on a mission to help one million people safely and naturally remove toxins from their bodies and raise their vitality. In this eye-opening conversation, Adam shares his personal health journey — from chronic symptoms and hormone crashes in his 30s to reclaiming his energy through the power of detoxing. We explore the overlooked role of the liver and lymphatic system, the truth about parasites, and how modern life is exposing us to more toxins than ever before — from microplastics to heavy metals, EMFs and more. Adam explains why minerals are the foundation of health, what simple daily practices can support detoxification, and why the terrain of your body determines everything from digestion to mood. We also talk about coffee enemas, liver flushing, binders, kids’ detox strategies, and how to reclaim your energy without falling into fear or perfectionism. This episode is packed with practical wisdom,…

This week on The Raise Podcast, we’re joined by Jamie Clements - breathwork facilitator and founder of The Breath Space, to explore the profound connection between breath, emotional healing and wellbeing. Jamie shares his powerful story of disconnection and rediscovery, revealing how breathwork became the catalyst for feeling, healing, and coming home to himself. Together, we unpack themes of masculinity and femininity, relationship dynamics and how our nervous system state directly impacts how we show up as parents. We explore why taking responsibility for our emotional regulation is one of the greatest gifts we can give, not only to ourselves but to those closest to us. We also discuss how the breath influences the entire body and Jamie shares simple, accessible practices to reduce anxiety, improve sleep and support long-term wellbeing. Is breathwork the most underrated tool in wellness? We think so, and this episode will show you why! This episode is sponsored by Ingenious Collagen. You can get 20% off…

In this weeks episode of The RAISE Podcast, we’re joined by Mimi Bouchard, creator of the Activations app and author of Activate Your Future Self, to explore what it really takes to transform your mindset, energy and identity from the inside out. Mimi doesn’t just talk about personal growth, she lives it. From rewiring limiting beliefs to using daily activation techniques, she shares the exact tools that helped her shift out of old patterns and step fully into her future self. Key Takeaways & Actionable Insights: * Why your self-image shapes your entire reality and how to upgrade it * How to use audio-led visualisations to reprogram your subconscious * The difference between surface-level mindset work and true embodiment * Mimi’s non-negotiable daily rituals to stay aligned, grounded, and inspired * How to build confidence by showing up as your future self before you’re ready This episode is for anyone craving clarity, confidence and deeper connection with who they’re here to become. Get ready to take notes,…

In this weeks episode, we sit down with Dr. Mohammed Enayat (aka Dr. E), founder of the HUM2N biohacking lab and a leading voice in longevity and personalised health. Together, we explore how the future of wellness isn’t just found in quick fixes or endless protocols, but in nervous system regulation, intentional living and reconnecting with the body’s innate intelligence. We discuss: - What the future of medicine could (and should) look like - Biohacking tools and therapies for longevity - The importance of personalising your health journey - The connection between stress, illness, and a dysregulated nervous system - Why you can’t out-supplement a lifestyle that’s out of alignment - How blue light, stress, and overstimulation are impacting our energy and sleep This is a grounded conversation full of practical tools for anyone on a wellness journey who wants to better understand their body and take aligned action towards lasting health. This episode is sponsored by Ingenious Collagen. You can get 20% off…