Inflammation Fix: Yalda Alaoui on Gut Health and Eat Burn Sleep

Make a Choice: Kat Diab on Discipline, Becoming, and Training Like a Woman

The most common thing Kat Diab sees in women today is exhaustion. Not laziness. Not lack of willpower. Exhaustion from trying everything, doing everything right, and still feeling like nothing is working. After more than two decades training women's bodies, she knows exactly why, and exactly what to do instead. Kat Diab is the founder of Method by Kat, an exercise sports scientist with over 20 years of experience training women across every season of life. She is a mother of six, including twins, a global entrepreneur, and a voice that has been built by actually doing the work. She has worked with thousands of women worldwide and built something genuinely rare: a method designed around how a woman's body actually works, not a blueprint borrowed from male research and repackaged in pink. Here is what she sees again and again: women trying modality after modality, doing everything they think they should be doing, and still not finding themselves in the practice. Women carrying guilt around movement instead of joy. Women fighting their own bodies instead of working with them. If that sounds familiar, you are not failing. You are just using the wrong method. In this conversation, Kat and Stacy go deep on what it actually takes to build a body and a life you feel good in, at 25, at 46, postpartum, post-burnout, and every messy, magnificent season in between. They talk about why most training programs quietly set women up to fail, what discipline actually looks like behind the scenes when you have six kids and a household running at full capacity, how to build habits when you have no structure, no motivation, and no idea where to begin, the postpartum identity shift from regaining to becoming, and the moment a woman stops chasing what she looked like and starts stepping into who she is becoming. Kat's message to the woman who is a little broken right now, who has tried and stopped and tried again: make one choice. For yourself. Not for anyone else. Just one. And let that be enough for today. This week, we are unleashing our fortitude gene, the mental strength, endurance, and perseverance to stop starting over and start becoming.

The Confidence Gap: Why Women Struggle to Speak Up

What if the thing standing between you and your most powerful, authoritative self is simply that no one ever taught you how to use your voice? In this episode of Supergene Unleashed, Stacy sits down with Josh McCartney, Dubai's leading public speaking coach, two-time TEDx speaker, and founder of School of Life, a training community that has helped over a thousand professionals find their voice on stage, in the boardroom, and online. Josh was once so shy he would lock himself in his room to avoid family reunions. Today he has coached everyone from Fortune 500 teams to first-time speakers, and he has sat across from both men and women long enough to know exactly what holds each of them back. This is not a conversation about breathing exercises or practicing in front of a mirror. Stacy and Josh go deep and direct on the real patterns Josh has witnessed in years of coaching women, what women are doing that they do not even realize is costing them, and the honest truth about how men and women approach public speaking differently. They get into why women shrink their voices and what that signals to a room before they even finish a sentence, the critical difference between sounding loud and sounding authoritative, why speaking before you feel ready may be the single most important thing you can do, and how the assumptions people form the moment you walk in the door are either confirmed or shattered the second you open your mouth. They also explore why right now, in the age of AI, is the most important moment in history to become a powerful communicator, and how improving the way you speak does not just change how others see you. It changes how you see yourself. This is the conversation your career, your confidence, and your voice have been waiting for. This week, we are unleashing your voice supergene. Because good speakers know how to speak. Great speakers know when to speak. And you are ready to become both.

Inflammation Fix: Yalda Alaoui on Gut Health and Eat Burn Sleep

What if the reason you still feel bloated, tired, inflamed, foggy, or stuck has less to do with willpower and more to do with chronic inflammation? In this episode of Supergene Unleashed, Stacy sits down with Yalda Alaoui, founder of Eat Burn Sleep, a naturopathic nutritionist, and one of the most credible and research-backed voices in the anti-inflammatory health movement. Yalda was diagnosed with two autoimmune diseases, kept alive by blood transfusions, and told by doctors that conventional medicine had run out of answers. So she found her own. Today, she is medication-free and in full remission, and the lifestyle she built to save herself has helped hundreds of thousands of men and women around the world reclaim their health, energy, and longevity. Together, Stacy and Yalda unpack why so many people feel like they are doing everything right but still are not getting results. They get into what bloating, brain fog, anxiety, stubborn weight, and digestive issues may really be telling you, why habits you think are healthy, like over-exercising and restrictive eating, can actually be making you more inflamed, and how chronic inflammation quietly drives mood instability, metabolic dysfunction, and accelerated aging. They also explore the gut-brain connection, the gut-hormone link, metabolic flexibility, and how the Eat Burn Sleep method approaches food, movement, and mental wellness in a way that is realistic, sustainable, and built for real life. This is not another wellness trend. This is the science that has been here all along, finally explained in a way that makes everything click. If you have ever wondered why your weight will not shift, why your body feels persistently off, or how chronic inflammation could be quietly affecting far more than your waistline, this conversation is for you. And yes, this one is just as important for the men in your life. This week, we are unleashing your gut instinct supergene. Trust what your body has been trying to tell you all along.

Women Rising: The Power of Solidarity in a Divided World

The world is divided. The noise is deafening. And women are, once again, absorbing the weight of all of it. In this solo episode, Stacy Andersen gets real about what is happening in our world right now and why this moment, as uncomfortable and chaotic as it is, might be the most important opportunity of our lifetime for women to come together. Because division is not an accident. It is a system. And distracted women don't organize, don't build, and don't lead. But women who choose each other? They change everything. Stacy unpacks why the myth of the self-made woman is quietly costing us all, what real solidarity looks like beyond the hashtags, and why women in positions of power right now have a responsibility to the women coming up behind them. She shares the micro actions every woman can take this week and makes the case for why a world with more women at the table would look fundamentally different. This is not a pep talk about being nice to each other. This is a call to arms. A reminder that your potential expands in community and that the women who came before you banded together so you could be here, with a microphone, a platform, and a voice. Do not waste it. My fellow Supergenes, the gene we're unleashing today isn't just ambition. It isn't just resilience. It's the oldest, most powerful force on this planet: a woman who knows exactly who she is, and refuses to be anything less.

Runaway to Renegade: Monika Proffitt on Turning Adversity Into Power

You don't need a perfect start. You need an unbreakable will. In this episode of Supergene Unleashed, I sit down with artist, blockchain pioneer, and author Monika Proffitt. A woman who left home at 14 with $2 in her pocket and went on to crash Art Basel, write a book on blockchain, and carve her own path in some of the most male-dominated spaces on the planet. We're talking about what it really means to turn adversity into power. Here's the truth nobody wants to admit: the hard path is often the right one, belonging is something you create not something you wait to be given, and your struggle is not something to hide. It is your greatest superpower. Monika breaks down how she repeatedly entered rooms she had no business being in and made herself impossible to ignore. We get into how to cultivate real male allyship, the game-changing protocol used inside the Obama White House that every woman needs to know, and why the women who rise are almost always the ones who have been through the fire. If you have ever felt like you were too late, too different, or simply didn't belong, this episode will make you rethink everything. This week, we're unleashing your audacity supergene. The room you think you don't belong in? That's exactly the one you need to walk into.