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Feed Me the Facts

Diversify Dietetics, Inc

Feed Me the Facts is dedicated to representation and inspiration for students and professionals of color pursing careers in nutrition and dietetics. Every episode brings expert insights, the latest trends and personal stories that inspire. Whether you’re new to the field or a season pro, this is your space to learn, grow and connect. Diversify Dietetics is a 501c3 nonprofit organization. Our mission is to increase the racial and ethnic diversity in the field of nutrition by empowering nutrition

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Season 2 Episode 8: Curious About Becoming a Sports RD?

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2019/10/10

Did you first fall in love with nutrition because you were an athlete in high school or college? Or maybe while you were training for a marathon? Lots of folks make their way to dietetics because of their own experience with learning more about nutrition to support their fitness goals. Some RDstoBE and even RDs in other areas of practice are curious about specializing in this area of practice. At the same time, many college and professional sports teams now have an RDN on staff to provide sports

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Season 2 Episode 7: Sharing Her Story and Shining On

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2019/10/03

Starla Garcia aka @starla_shines graciously shares her story about how being a eating disorder(ED) survivor has helped her become a better ED Dietitian to Latina patients and why more Latinx dietitians are needed in pediatrics, women’s health, and diabetes education. Today goes into detail on her pathway, her career, her story and how she continues to shine.

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Season 2 Episode 6: Excelling without the RDN Credential

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2019/09/19

Let’s face it, when you’re on the nutrition educational pathway it can sometimes feel like your options are RDN or bust, but we don’t just need diverse dietitians we need diverse nutrition professionals across the board. Today’s Feed Me the Facts guest is here to tell you there’s more than one way to excel in the field of nutrition even without the RD credential. Sabrina Bauggue talks about her new role as the Assistant Director of Food and Nutrition at Emory University Hospital and the process she

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Season 2 Episode 5: Change Your Mindset and Make More...

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2019/09/12

If we had a penny for every time an RDN complained that we don’t get paid as much as other allied health disciplines… The idea that low pay is a given if you want to work in dietetics is also sometimes the reason why students of color decide to pursue other pathways besides dietetics, so it was a topic we definitely wanted to discuss! Some people blame the lowers salaries on the fact that we are female-dominated profession, while others attribute the lower pay to less than energetic lobbying on

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Season 2 Episode 4: Mentoring to Diversify Dietetics

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2019/09/05

On this episode of Feed Me the Facts, we talk with a dynamic mentor/preceptor/leader in the field of nutrition, Jerlyn Jones. She talks with us about what it takes to be a mentor both formally and informally and how her duty to give back to the future of dietetics has positioned her to be an impactful mentor in the field.

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Season 2 Episode 3: The Perks of Having a Mentor

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2019/08/29

As a military wife in a new city, a mother,a first generation college student and #rd2be, Darah Matos jumped into the Diversify Dietetics pilot mentor program feet first and made a splash! On this episode of Feed Me the Facts, Darah shares how she made the mentor program experience her own and talks about the process and perks of having a mentor.

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Season 2 Episode 2: Against All Odds

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2019/08/22

Matt Frakes was not exactly what you would call an ideal dietetics student. He was a first-generation college student, had a low ACT score and struggled in his intro to nutrition course. But Matt didn't let those obstacles slow him down. In this episode Matt describes what strategies he used to overcome every obstacle and how he got to where he is today- a Ph.D. candidate and sports dietitian.

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Season 2 Episode 1: Exploring the Dietetic Technician...

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2019/08/15

We’ve seen the letters DTR/NDTR but what exactly do they mean? What is the job outlook for a Dietetic Technician and how is the process similar or different from becoming an RDN? Dietetic Technicians (DTR/NDTR), as our guest Candice Jones describes, are the Watson to the RD’s Sherlock Holmes, the Robin to Batman, the C3PO to R2D2 (I think you get the point). They bring a complementary set of skills that are key to the profession, as well as to patients and clients. As the Dietetic Technology Program

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Season 1 Episode 8: "SNACKS" Episode- Pursuing...

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2019/02/22

There are so many interesting career paths you can take in the world of nutrition and dietetics. This journey typically begins with finding an interest and that interest can turn into a passion. But, what happens when you have multiple passions? Is it possible to pursue all of them and maintain sanity as well as joy in your every day work? On this episode, we talk with Alice Figueroa, a registered dietitian who is pursuing her passions in malnutrition research, global health advocacy, diabetes

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Season 1 Episode 7: "SNACKS" Episode- Building A...

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2019/02/15

What does it take to transition from another career, become an RDN and then take the leap to building your own private practice? On this SNACKS episode we chat with Basheerah Enahora, owner of BE Nutrition, a private practice based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Basheerah describes how she transitioned from a successful decade long career in the food marketing industry, juggled a full-time job and attended graduate school to achieve her dream of becoming an RDN. She describes how she managed her

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Season 1 Episode 6: Non-Traditional and Second Career...

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2019/02/07

Second career and Non-Traditional Students enter the field with a unique set of skills and experiences that set them apart from their colleagues. On the other hand, it can be challenging to deal with the rigor of the educational pathway on top of being the first in your family to go to college or having a family of your own, or being a decade older than all the students around you. As a second career or non-traditional student you have a different perspective. To hear more about that perspective we

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Season 1 Episode 5: All About DICAS with Kathleen...

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2019/01/28

DICAS… the sound of that acronym can cause so much anxiety for dietetics students! We feel you, and know where you’re coming from. But the whole reason the DD Community exists is to help you get through, over or around anxiety in the whole RDN experience. We believe the more knowledge, prep and inside info that you have about the DICAS application, the less anxiety-ridden the whole process has to be. So on this episode of FMTF, we went straight to the source to get details on how DICAS applicants

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Season 1 Episode 4: Do I Belong in This Field with...

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2019/01/17

On this episode, we talk with Trinique Stallings RDN. Trinique is a registered dietitian living and working in Philedelphia. She attended La Salle University and graduated two years ago from their Coordinated Program. Following the program she encountered obstacles in getting her first job, causing her to question her place in the field. Trinique talks to us about life after the dietetic internship, how she overcame questions around belonging and what she learned about shifting careers in the field

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Season 1 Episode 3: "SNACKS" Episode- Starting with a...

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2018/12/17

We are excited to announce a new feature of Feed Me the Facts podcast- our SNACKS episodes! SNACKS episodes will feature guests and topics that are of special interest to you, the RDN Professional of Color. Have you been thinking of starting your own nutrition business on the side in 2019? In our first SNACKS FMTF episode we are talking about "Starting a Side Hustle" with Kim Rose, RDN. Kim talks about how starting a side hustle wasn't even on her radar at all, but how she has embraced this new

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Season 1 Episode 2: Dealing with Microaggressions in...

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2018/12/07

Have you ever been told, “you speak so well!” or asked, “but, where are you really from?” In this episode Deanna Belleny Lewis and Tamara Melton, the co-founders of Diversify Dietetics talk about microaggressions. What are they, how do we deal with them, and how do they impact the future of dietetics? Tamara and Deanna reflect on personal experiences both in the classroom and in their careers, then discuss the resources and research available for the Diversify Dietetics community.

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Season 1 Episode 1: All About Open Houses with Hannah...

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2018/11/25

In our FIRST podcast episode we talk about what students should do before, during and after a dietetic internship (or any academic) open house to figure out if the program is a good fit and to make a good impression on the program director and other faculty. Our guest, Hannah Thornton, is a clinical assistant professor and dietetic internship director at Texas State University. Hannah and Tamara discuss things that students do (or don't do) that can affect their chances of getting accepted to a

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