Episode 134 – Unstuff Yourself – Part 2
Part 2 of our extravaganza on combating compulsive eating continues with a podcast that’s on the razors edge (that’ll make sense when you listen). Inspired by an email from a …
Episode 133 – Unstuff Yourself – Part 1
In what some are calling part 1 of a Christmas Special in July, Catherine and Donald give their take on how to combat compulsive eating. Inspired by an email from …
Episode 132 – The Fork Tendencies
Sometimes, we have expectations for ourselves that we just can’t meet. Getting ourselves to do what we want can oftentimes feel impossible. Author and Podcaster Gretchen Rubin has developed a …
Episode 131 – The Knights Who Say N.E.A.T.
This week, We Only Look Thin tricks you into learning! Catherine and Donald talk about the importance of N.E.A.T, but this isn’t your grandfather’s “neat”. This is Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis. …
Episode 130 – Shark Week
On your health and fitness adventure (or journey or journ-venture), staying on track can be difficult at the best of times and menstruating can add additional challenges into the mix. …
Episode 129 – Brittany Runs a Calithon
On a weight loss journventure, we all know about eating too many calories, but did you also know that you can eat too few? Inspired by an email from listener …
Episode 128 – A Six Pack of Hard Truths
Some people think that the key to weight loss is just to find the right diet or exercise program to go on for awhile. This week, inspired by an article …
Episode 127 – Around the Weight Loss in 80 Ways
Whether you are on a weight loss journey, a weight loss adventure, or a weight loss journ-venture, figuring out the best method of travel from where you are to your goal …
Episode 126 – Moving Target
Donald wanted to do a salute to the great building maintenance people from pop culture. From Snyder on “Good Times” to Mr. Miyagi in the “Karate Kid”, he and Catherine …
Episode 125 – The Giving Tree
The We Only Look Thin team harvest another childhood memory and make it about weight loss. This time, it’s the classic children’s book, “The Giving Tree”, by Shel Silverstein. Sometimes …