Weighing in with Lindsie

This week, I’m joined by my friend and co-host Robin as we open up about the real stories behind our relationship with food, weight, and self-worth. This isn’t the kind of chaos story that makes you laugh — it’s the kind we usually don’t talk about.We share how trauma shaped the way we saw ourselves, how food became both comfort and protection, and how comments from family and friends (even when well-intentioned) can leave lasting wounds. We also talk about the slow, layered journey of healing —

Being skinny doesn’t automatically mean being healthy — and gaining weight doesn’t always mean you’re not. 💬In this week’s episode of Weighing In With Lindsie, I sit down with my niece, a CNA who sees health up close every day, to talk about what real wellness looks like beyond the number on the scale. From faith and food to self-worth and everyday habits, we’re breaking the myth that size equals health. We dive into: ✨ The truth about what “healthy” actually looks like 💊 Why some skinny people

This week, Lindsie gets real about the messy middle of faith and weight loss — where food noise meets soul work. From battling cravings to learning patience with the process, this episode dives deep into how faith can quiet the chaos that lives between your ears (and sometimes in your kitchen).You’ll hear Lindsie’s honest reflections on life after bariatric surgery, her struggle with “food noise,” and how prayer, humor, and grace keep her grounded through the ups and downs. Segments this

What happens to a marriage when one partner loses a whole lot of weight? In this episode, Chris and I get real (and a little ridiculous) about how our relationship has changed through my weight loss journey. From kayaking trips that turned into comedy shows, to the not-so-romantic reality of him having to push, pull, and sometimes literally lift me along the way — we’re talking about the ups, downs, and heavy lifting (pun intended) that come with sharing this journey as a couple.