Women in The Nude Podcast

In this episode of Women in the Nude, Sasha sits down with writer, comedian, and creator Madison Sinclair for a conversation that’s equal parts funny, unfiltered, and deeply real. From building a viral business off bold, statement-making designs to navigating the realities of the entertainment industry as a female writer, Madison shares her journey through comedy, activism, and self-expression.They also dive into heavier topics—politics, human rights, financial struggles, and the emotional toll of living in a world that feels increasingly divided. This episode is raw, honest, and a reflection of what it means to find your voice while staying true to yourself.About Madison SinclairMadison Sinclair is a comedian, writer, and on-camera talent known for her work on TBS’ *Tournament of Laughs* and MTV’s *Game of Clones*. She is also the creator behind a viral apparel brand that blends humor, activism, and bold messaging—building a community around self-expression and social awareness.Follow & ConnectFollow guest: @madisonsinclairFollow the podcast: @witnpodcastthebummershop.comSUPPORT THE SHOW by grabbing our merch—designed to spark conversations and bring the message of Women in the Nude into the real world.www.witnpodcast.com

In this episode of Women in the Nude, Sasha Pieterse sits down with Kate Regan—registered dietitian, nutritionist and founder of Wholesome Chick Nutrition—for a refreshing and vital conversation about dismantling diet culture and reclaiming your relationship with food.Kate opens up about her personal journey through disordered eating and how finding the "Health at Every Size" framework completely redirected her career. Together, they dive into the toxic media narratives of the 90s, the current pressures of social media, and Kate’s radical guiding principle: that you and your body are actually on the same team.This episode is a roadmap for untangling years of diet culture messaging and finding what Kate calls "food freedom."Your body is your teammate: Shifting from a mindset of combat to one of cooperation is the first step toward healing.The "Additive" Approach: True nutrition is about what you can add to your plate to feel your best, rather than what you should cut out.Blood Sugar Balance: Managing PCOS and insulin resistance requires nuance, not restriction.Ending Intergenerational Diet Culture: The language we use about our own bodies directly impacts the next generation.Community over Isolation: Recovery and growth happen best when we share our struggles and find collective support.About Kate ReganKate Regan is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) and the founder of Wholesome Chick Nutrition. After earning her degree from the University of Delaware and completing her dietetic internship at Virginia Tech, she trained in Intuitive Eating Pro skills with co-founder Evelyn Tribole. Kate’s work has been featured in Women’s Health, USA Today, and BuzzFeed, where she continues to help women heal their relationship with food through a weight-neutral, compassionate lens.Follow & ConnectFollow guest: @wholesomechicknutritionFollow the podcast: @witnpodcastSUPPORT THE SHOWSUPPORT THE SHOW by grabbing our merch—designed to spark conversations and bring the message of Women in the Nude into the real world.www.witnpodcast.com

Episode DescriptionIn this episode of Women in the Nude, Sasha sits down with Rebecca Corry—actress, comedian, and founder of the Stand Up for Pets Foundation—for a powerful and emotional conversation about animal welfare, advocacy, and the realities happening behind the scenes in Los Angeles.Rebecca shares what led her to step away from a successful career in entertainment to dedicate her life to saving dogs, why she’s currently suing the city of LA, and the heartbreaking truth about abuse, neglect, and misinformation surrounding pit bull-type dogs.This episode is raw, eye-opening, and a reminder of what it means to use your voice for those who don’t have one.Key TakeawaysAdvocacy isn’t easy—it’s emotional, exhausting, and necessaryMisinformation has real consequences, especially for animalsThe system meant to protect animals is deeply flawedAnimal abuse is often connected to larger societal issuesEveryone has the ability to make a difference, even in small waysAbout Rebecca CorryRebecca Corry is an actress, writer, comedian, and the founder of the Stand Up for Pets Foundation. After a successful career in Hollywood, she shifted her focus to animal welfare, advocating for pit bull-type dogs and working to end breed discrimination and abuse across the country.Follow & ConnectFollow guest: @rebeccacorry , @standupforpitsfoundationFollow the podcast: @witnpodcastSUPPORT THE SHOWSUPPORT THE SHOW by grabbing our merch—designed to spark conversations and bring the message of Women in the Nude into the real world.www.witnpodcast.com

Step into an intimate, unfiltered evening as Women in the Nude goes live with actress and creative voice Sasha Pieterse. In this special live edition, Sasha takes the stage for a raw, audience-driven conversation where honesty leads and nothing meaningful is off the table.Throughout the night, she answers real-time questions about confidence, identity, body image, relationships, personal growth, and navigating womanhood in the public eye. With vulnerability, humor, and insight, Sasha creates a space that feels less like a show—and more like a shared experience.This live format brings spontaneity, authenticity, and powerful unscripted moments, allowing the audience to connect in a way that’s immediate and deeply personal.

In this episode of Women in the Nude, I sit down with Rachel Blank, CEO and founder of Allara, to talk about turning personal frustration into purpose. From navigating PCOS and hormone imbalance to building a virtual care platform for women, Rachel shares how her own diagnosis sparked a mission to change the system.We get into the stigma around medication, the realities of fundraising as a female founder, and why empathy and data both matter in women’s health. At its core, this episode is about advocacy, ownership, and creating better options for women who are tired of not being heard.

In this episode of Women in the Nude, I sit down with Madison Humphrey to talk about building a creative life in the entertainment industry. From collaborating on a film we both starred in to navigating the realities behind the scenes, we get into acting, ambition, and what the work really asks of you. At its core, this episode is about creative growth, staying grounded, and defining success on your own terms—without illusion, pressure, or pretending.

Today on Women in the Nude, I open up about the weight of what we see in the world and how hard it can feel to stay human through it. I talk about caring deeply while protecting peace, about privilege and empathy, and about finding a way to keep feeling without shutting down. This is not about having answers but about being honest, choosing compassion, and holding on to hope even when everything feels too heavy to carry.

In this episode of Women in the Nude, we sit down with Rollie — a dreadlock artist, educator, and entrepreneur who turned a deeply personal passion into a thriving hair business and creative empire.Rollie shares how she taught herself the art of dreadlocks, built her own shop, and carved out a niche in the hair industry that allows her to travel, educate others, and create community. Together, we talk about hair as both art and identity, the realities of owning a business, and what it truly takes to sustain long-term success without burning out.At its core, this episode is about creating your own lane, trusting your vision, and building an empire that aligns with who you are, not just what you do.Rollie's Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/rollies2thesky/?hl=enRollie's Websitehttps://rollielocssalon.com/home

Kevin Provost breaks down why the hemp-derived beverage boom isn’t just changing what’s in your cup, it’s changing what we know. Sasha and Kevin dig into real-world evidence, why it matters to lawmakers, and how consumer reporting can move the whole industry forward.

What if everything women have been taught about “health” is missing the point?This week on Women in the Nude, we sit down with Julie Sawaya, CEO and co-founder of Needed, to rip the curtain back on the supplement industry, and the systemic ways women’s bodies have been misunderstood, under-researched, and underserved.Julie doesn’t just talk about vitamins. She talks about power, science, misinformation, and the quiet rage women carrywhen their symptoms are dismissed as “normal.” From fertility and hormones to burnout and emotional depletion, this conversation goes where most wellness discussions won’t…calling out what’s broken, what’s performative, and what women actually deserve.This episode is bold, honest, and deeply validating. If you’ve ever felt confused, gaslit, or exhausted by the wellness world, this one’s for you.Julie Sawaya is the CEO and co-founder of Needed, a women-first nutrition company rewriting the rules of supplements with science, transparency, and integrity at its core.Frustrated by an industry built on outdated research and marketing over substance, Julia helped build Needed to support women at every stage of life, especially during the moments they’re most overlooked. Her work bridges clinical science with real-world experience, challenging the status quo of how women’s health products are formulated, regulated, and discussed.Julie is known for her refusal to water things down and advocating for better data, better ingredients, and better conversations around women’s bodies. Her mission is simple but radical: give women what they actually need, not what sells fastest.

In this raw conversation, Sasha and Francia Raisa pull back the curtain on what it’s actually like to have a public career while your hormones and mental health are in chaos. Francia shares how she went from landing back-to-back hit shows to quietly falling apart: severe depression, terrifying night sweats, gut issues, PCOS, endometriosis, and PMDD that had her sobbing in her trailer between takes. They talk about body image, being a Latina in an industry obsessed with boxes and accents, and why women so often keep pushing through when everything in their body is saying stop. Part 2 goes even deeper into freezing her eggs and redefining her future.

Send us a textIn this deeply personal and eye-opening conversation, Sasha opens up about her experience with PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) — from growing up in front of the camera while struggling to find answers, to finally getting a diagnosis after years of frustration and dismissal. She shares the raw truth of what it was like to advocate for herself, how she navigated the emotional and physical toll of PCOS, and what has worked for her in managing her health.Plus, Sasha talks about how pregnancy, postpartum changes, and even her epilepsy have been connected to her PCOS, offering rare honesty and hope for anyone who feels alone in their journey. If you’re navigating PCOS, or want to better understand this complex condition, this episode is a must-watch.Support the show

Send us a textThis week on WITN, I’m joined by the incredibly sharp, insightful, and wildly resourceful Kathy Schenfelt. Kathy’s love for entertainment started from an early age, like helping to cast Renesmee from Twilight in her hometown in Spain. ;) Since then, she’s carved out a dynamic career rooted in storytelling, community, and lifting women up in Hollywood.We talk about her current passions, her commitment to creating space for women in the entertainment industry, and—of course—some of our most hilariously embarrassing moments we've both had. You’re not going to want to miss this one. Let’s bare some truth with Kathy.Support the show