Well Now Podcast - Exploring the Hidden Side of Health
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Well Now, a podcast powered by Saje, features conversations with doctors, wellness experts, and healers of all kinds, that help you find your way from basic health to empowered personal wellness. Fuelled by a desire to help us all achieve health and wellness, Well Now is never prescriptive and always empathetic.

On each episode, we open a dialogue about what it means to be well, and how that meaning is different for each one of us. Health and wellness practitioners of all kinds weigh in with their thoughts on treatment solutions, and – more importantly – the root causes of disease.

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SEASON 3

E1: Ancient Knowledge, Modern Healing

Plant medicine has been around for millennia, but most of us don’t know what’s growing in our own backyard.

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E2: An Ocean of Pain

Crossing an ocean is life-changing and full of painful experiences, but what you find on the other shore might be even more challenging to overcome.

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E3: A Gut Feeling

Pain in our gut isn’t something we like to talk about, but ignoring what our body is telling us won’t make the pain go away.

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E4: Pain of Olympic Proportions

How do Olympic athletes continue competing, even after injuries that would keep most of us on the couch? And how can they truly heal their bodies? The answer may be the opposite of what you think.

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E5: Rock Yourself To Sleep

Sleep can be hard to come by, especially during life transitions. Whether you’re a rock star or a college freshman, changing your perspective can help you get the rest you need.

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E6: Sleeping Like A Baby

Advice to new parents: “Sleep now because you’ll never sleep again”. But does that need to be true? Hear from three mothers on their experience helping little ones—and themselves—sleep.

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E7: The Walk

The key to getting unstuck with the power of intention.

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SEASON 2

Trust your instincts (Doctors)

We hear from a cancer doctor who learned the power of empathy after her own cancer diagnosis, a patient advocate, and a couple whose daughter’s near-fatal illness was “missed” by several experts.

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How You Eat Is Who You Are (Food)

What has your food done for you lately? Why your relationship with food and your gut matters to your health in ways we’re just beginning to understand.

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A Life Well Lived (Purpose)

What are you here to do? How finding out why you are here is the best gift you can give yourself—and the world.

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When To Let It Go (Chronic Stress)

Are you holding on to past stress? How the effects of stress and trauma on the mind and body may be more than meets the eye.

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Down to Earth (Nature)

Nature: are you getting any? How the plant world can help heal those hard-to-reach, emotional places.

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Who Do You Think You Are? (Sense of Self)

Do you know who you are, or just who others think you are? How getting to know yourself better can make you more resilient to all of life’s challenges.

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How Do You Look? (Beauty)

A special bonus episode with Lauren Scruggs Kennedy: fashion blogger and bestselling author on how her definition of beauty changed after a traumatic accident altered her appearance.

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Meghann Shantz, Host of Well Now.
The Host of Well Now
MEGHANN SHANTZ

Managing Editor at Saje Natural Wellness, Meghann Shantz brings her personal story of healing and a love of storytelling to Well Now – a podcast born out of a desire to help us all discover the hidden side of health and how to achieve wellness. She draws from her experiences navigating western and alternative medicine to heal her anxiety and physical injury to connect with guests about their own stories of overcoming physical and emotional challenges.

Naturally curious and on a quest for meaning, Meghann holds space for the raw expression and authentic stories of her podcast guests, believing that our world would be better if we chose to honour other people’s journeys and processes without judgement – and believing in the power of telling your story.