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Inside-Out Connections. A Wellness Podcast.

Tracey-Anne Oxley

Health & Fitness

Frequency: 1 episode/7d. Total Eps: 27

Inside-Out Connections is a wellness podcast hosted by Tracey-Anne - a wellness coach passionate about the link between your skin, gut, emotional health, and your deeper sense of self.

Each week, Tracey-Anne explores how our bodies, minds, and emotions are deeply connected. Through honest conversations with leading experts in wellness, psychology, and holistic health, she uncovers practical tools, personal stories, and science-based insights to help you feel better, live better, and reconnect with yourself.

Because radiance begins from within.

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🇬🇧 Great Britain - alternativeHealth
18/07/2026
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25/05/2026
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Gut Health, Stress, Collagen, and Long Term Wellbeing With Steve Collins from My Way Up.

Season 1 · Episode 10

Tuesday, March 3, 2026 • Duration 01:02:30

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In this episode of Inside-Out Connections, I’m joined by Steve Collins, founder and CEO of My Way Up. Steve is an exercise physiologist with extensive experience in health, human performance, and gut health, and his approach is grounded in evidence-based practice with a focus on long-term wellbeing rather than quick fixes. We talk about how Steve’s own health challenges became the catalyst for his work, why stress is an underrated driver of gut and skin symptoms, and how to think about collagen and gut support in a way that’s practical, sustainable, and truly inside-out.

What We Cover

Steve’s path into health and wellbeing, including his time working on Harley Street in London
The moment gut health became impossible to ignore and how it showed up through skin, IBS symptoms, and inflammation
How stress impacts digestion, bowel regularity, bloating, and the gut–skin and gut–brain connections
Why food often gets blamed when the real issue is the digestive system underneath it
The Three Rs philosophy at My Way Up: relieve symptoms, repair the gut and gut wall, restore the microbiome
What makes My Way Up Collagen Restore different, including the inclusion of a research-backed prebiotic
The difference between grass-fed (bovine) collagen and marine collagen, and how to choose what suits you
Probiotics vs prebiotics, and why prebiotics can be a powerful lever when introduced gently
A powerful client story about rebuilding health through fundamentals like nourishment, calm, and consistency
What living from the inside out means to Steve, plus the daily practices that keep him grounded

Where to Find Steve

My Way Up: mywayup.com
Steve’s book: Gut Health for Life (available via mywayup.com)

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If this conversation resonated, please share it with a friend who’s navigating gut or skin struggles — and if you can, leave a quick review so more people can find Inside-Out Connections.

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Pelvic Health with The Vagina Coach Kim Vopni

Season 1 · Episode 9

Tuesday, February 24, 2026 • Duration 56:55

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Pelvic health is central to our strength, stability, sexuality and confidence — yet so many women were never taught how to care for it. In this episode, Kim Vopni (The Vagina Coach) shares how pelvic floor health impacts everything from exercise performance and back pain to bladder and bowel control, prolapse risk, and sexual pleasure. We talk myths, why so many women dismiss symptoms, and the practical foundations that help you feel empowered in your body at every life stage — especially through perimenopause and post-menopause.

What We Cover

Kim’s origin story and why pelvic health became her life’s mission
Why pelvic health is the foundation for quality of life, longevity and confidence
The biggest myths: it’s normal, it’s just ageing, or surgery is the only fix
Kegels explained: why most women do them wrong, and why breath matters
Core breath basics: inhale to expand, exhale to lift and engage
Training the pelvic floor dynamically and integrating it into workouts
The link between pelvic floor dysfunction and low back pain
Tight versus weak pelvic floors and why holding tension can worsen symptoms
The Buff Muff Method: applying fitness principles to pelvic floor training
Lifestyle foundations that matter: hydration, constipation, and bladder irritants
Night-time waking and bladder “training” (and how to interrupt the urge cycle)
Pelvic health, sexual pleasure, confidence and communication with partners
Surgery: when it can help, and why prehab and rehab are essential

Where to Find Kim

Website: VaginaCoach.com
Socials: @VaginaCoach
Buff Muff program: BuffMuff.com
Book: Your Pelvic Floor (available via major bookstores and online)

If this episode helped you feel more informed, share it with a woman you love — because these are the conversations that change lives from the inside out.

Every Moment of Life asks for Kindness with Sarah DeJonge from 1000 Hearts

Tuesday, February 17, 2026 • Duration 39:13

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In this episode, I’m joined by Sarah De Jonge, founder of 1000 Hearts — a kindness project that began in Hobart and has grown into a global community of makers and givers. Sarah shares how a tiny, handmade felt heart can carry comfort, courage, and connection from one person to another — and why kindness isn’t just a nice idea, but something that can genuinely soften our health, our homes, our relationships, and our inner world.

We talk about the deeply personal season that sparked the first hearts, the powerful stories that came back from recipients, and what Sarah has learned about tenderness, self-kindness, and living in alignment with your values.

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Why “every moment of life asks for kindness” — and what Sarah learned supporting people through grief, fear, and diagnosis in hospital settings
The origin of 1000 Hearts: a handmade gesture created for a memorial service, and how it turned into a global ripple effect
The intention behind the first hearts — comfort, compassion, and something tangible to hold onto
The moment Sarah realised she was on a path to something “magical” (and the stories that confirmed it)
Two unforgettable impact stories: a six-year-old boy finding courage at bedtime, and hearts reaching those affected after the Manchester concert attack
The “heart fell from the sky” moment — and why Sarah trusts these hearts land where they’re meant to
What makes a pocket-sized heart so powerful: hand-made intention, hope in humanity, and kindness as something contagious
The science Sarah loves: why kindness feels good in the body (and why it’s good for us)
How 1000 Hearts spread organically — without pushing, chasing, or forcing a “big movement”
Recognition, sustainability, and staying aligned with mission (and avoiding “mission creep”)
Where Sarah hopes to take 1000 Hearts next: accessibility, sponsoring schools/charities, and strengthening the foundations
Who gets involved: schools, hospitals, community groups, aged care, and individuals around the world
The family behind the scenes: Sarah’s daughter wrapping thousands of community hearts

Unlocking Home Energy Secrets with Jane Langof Feng Shui Master

Season 1 · Episode 7

Tuesday, February 10, 2026 • Duration 42:34

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In this episode, I’m joined by Jane Langof, an internationally accredited Feng Shui Master who has spent decades helping people understand how the energy of their home can influence their health, mood, sleep, relationships and overall wellbeing.

Jane shares what Feng Shui truly is — and what it is not. We explore why placement and energy flow matter, the biggest misconceptions in the West, and how even subtle shifts in your environment can create meaningful changes in how you feel day to day.

This conversation moves beyond décor and trends and into the deeper relationship we have with the spaces we live in. Jane explains how clutter, mirrors, lighting, layout, bedroom positioning, kitchen design and even entrance flow can either support or deplete us.

What We Cover

What authentic Feng Shui really means
Jane’s journey from accounting into Feng Shui and design
Who her typical clients are and why Feng Shui is relevant to everyone
The biggest Feng Shui “no-no’s” when it comes to placement and flow
Why front door alignment, mirrors and clutter matter more than we realise
Bedroom non-negotiables for sleep and nervous system calm
Why too much open plan living can increase overwhelm and anxiety
Kitchen energy, nourishment and reducing chaos in the busiest room of the home
How poor flow and stagnant energy can show up as stress, worry and lack of clarity
The difference between superstition and true Feng Shui principles
Smudging, scent and clearing residual energy in a home
A real client story where small changes led to a dramatic life shift

Where to Find Jane

Website: https://www.fengshuiconcepts.com.au

Instagram: @fengshuiconcepts

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Rewiring the Subconscious & Reconnecting to Self. Hypnotherapy with Rachel Crethar

Season 1 · Episode 6

Tuesday, February 3, 2026 • Duration 38:03

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In this episode, I’m joined by Rachel Crethar, a clinical hypnotherapist and Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT) facilitator who helps people release subconscious patterns and reconnect with who they truly are.

Rachel shares her journey from a 20-year career in advertising, to running a crystal business, to stepping fully into hypnotherapy — a reminder that every pivot can quietly guide us closer to purpose. I also share my personal experience of working with Rachel and how one session around public speaking shifted something deeply for me.

We explore how beliefs formed in childhood shape the way we move through the world as adults, why so many people carry a quiet sense of “not enough” or “not belonging,” and how these old stories can show up in our confidence, relationships, eating habits, skin, gut, and ability to be seen.

Rachel explains what RTT actually is, how hypnotherapy helps rewire neural pathways, why repetition and integration are essential for change, and why creating nervous system safety is a crucial part of lasting transformation.

This conversation is a powerful reminder that often the thing we think we need to "fix" isn’t the real issue at all — and that reconnecting with ourselves is where real change begins.

What We Cover

Rachel’s personal “reconnect” moment after post-natal depression and searching for healing through multiple modalities
Her pivot from advertising to crystals to hypnotherapy — and why each step mattered
What Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT) actually is and how it differs from stage hypnosis
Why beliefs formed between ages 0–7 can run our adult lives
Common subconscious themes: “I don’t belong,” “I’m not enough,” “I can’t have it all”
How these beliefs can show up through emotional eating, confidence issues, skin conditions, gut issues, and visibility blocks
Why hypnotherapy is often a “last resort” after talk therapy and physical treatments

Body Image, Eating Disorders & Self-Worth through Reconnection with Dr Vivienne Lewis

Season 1 · Episode 5

Tuesday, January 27, 2026 • Duration 37:58

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In this episode of Inside-Out Connections, I’m joined by Dr. Vivienne Lewis — clinical psychologist, senior lecturer at the University of Canberra, and author of Positive Bodies, Loving the Skin You’re In, Nobody’s Perfect, and Eating Disorders: A Practitioner’s Guide to Psychological Care.

We explore why so many women and girls drift into body self-disconnection, how body image struggles can show up across every life stage (from late primary school to menopause and beyond), and the small compassionate steps that help us return to ourselves — from the inside out.

In This Episode, We Cover

Why body dissatisfaction can feel “normal” (and why it matters to challenge that narrative)
What’s often underneath body image distress: shame, guilt, control, and fear of judgement
Early signs in childhood and adolescence — and what to watch for as a parent
Why the teen years can be the “perfect storm” for body image and disordered eating
Pregnancy, postpartum, and menopause: navigating body change with more function-focused thinking
Common myths about eating disorders — and why you can’t tell by looking at someone
The risks of chasing quick fixes (including weight-loss medications) without addressing the inner relationship with food and self
How “healthy eating” can slide into restriction, food rules, and moralising
Practical language swaps parents can use to model body respect at home
When to seek support — and why earlier is often better

Guest Bio

Dr. Vivienne Lewis is a clinical psychologist and senior lecturer in psychology at the University of Canberra. She specialises in body image and eating disorders, with over two decades of experience supporting people of all ages to reconnect with their bodies. Vivian is the author of Positive Bodies, Loving the Skin You’re In, Nobody’s Perfect, and .

Breathwork 101: Simple Techniques for a Calmer Life with Eddie Nelson from Daily Bred

Season 1 · Episode 4

Tuesday, January 20, 2026 • Duration 40:42

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In this episode, we explore breathwork as a powerful way to regulate the nervous system, release stress and stored emotion, and reconnect from the inside out — with Eddie Nelson, founder of BRED.

You’ll hear Eddie’s personal journey from anxiety, panic, and intrusive thoughts to feeling calm, clear, and embodied through breathwork, why breath is the fastest “remote control” for your state, and how combining breath with movement can help you drop out of your head and back into your body.

In this episode, Eddie talks about

what breathwork is (and why it can feel like coming home to yourself)
her journey into breathwork and how it helped her move through anxiety and overwhelm
the BRED method: breath + movement + presence (and why “ticking off wellness” doesn’t work)
how movement supports lymph, energy, and embodiment — especially when you feel overstimulated
how “breathing shitty” (shallow chest breathing) impacts mood, digestion, and reactivity
using triggers as teachers — and what to do when you’re activated (hello road rage)
the physiological sigh for anxious or triggered moments (and how many rounds to do)
why so many women struggle to use their voice (sighs, moans) and the conditioning behind it
the difference between breathwork and meditation — and why breath can be the perfect gateway
a simple daily practice for beginners: coherence breathing (in for 5, out for 5)
down-regulating vs up-regulating breath techniques (calm vs energy)
a short guided breath practice you can do along with Eddie during the episode

Where to find Eddie
Instagram: www.instagram.com/bredmethod/
Website: www.dailybred.com.au

Join host Tracey-Anne on Instagram: @inside_out_skingutcoach

Lymphatic Drainage and Natural Detox with 'Detoxify By Rachael'

Season 1 · Episode 3

Tuesday, January 13, 2026 • Duration 40:53

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In this episode, we explore lymphatic health, detoxification, and the importance of slowing down, with lymphatic massage therapist Rachael, founder of Detoxify By Rachael.

You’ll hear how lymphatic massage supports the skin, gut, hormones, and nervous system, why many of us experience stagnant lymph without realising it, and how simple daily rituals can help restore flow, energy, and self-connection from the inside out.

In this episode, Rachael talks about
• what the lymphatic system does and why it matters for overall wellbeing
• the difference between detoxing and supporting natural flow
• how lymphatic congestion shows up in the skin, gut, and energy levels
• daily practices that support lymph flow, including breathing and movement
• dry brushing, rebounding, and simple at-home rituals
• listening to the body’s signals rather than pushing through symptoms

Where to find Rachael
Instagram: @detoxifybyrachael

Website: detoxifybyrachael.com.au

Join host Tracey-Anne on Instagram: @inside_out_skingutcoach

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Your Home Affects Your Nervous System with Mia Cipolla

Season 1 · Episode 2

Tuesday, January 6, 2026 • Duration 36:19

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This episode explores the connection between your home, your nervous system, and how you move through daily life, with interior stylist and mindfulness facilitator Mia Cipolla, founder of Mindful Spaces.

You’ll hear how Mia blends design and mindfulness, why homes are emotional ecosystems, and how small, intentional shifts in your environment can support calm, regulation, nourishment, and self-connection.

In this episode, Mia talks about
• the difference between a picture-perfect home and a supportive one
• how clutter and visual chaos impact rest, energy, and regulation
• creating intention without pressure or perfection
• why kitchens influence digestion, nourishment, and food choices
• turning everyday moments into grounding rituals
• how light, sound, scent, and texture shift your emotional state
• creating zones for rest, reset, and reconnection, regardless of home size

Where to find Mia
Instagram: @themiacipolla
Website: mindfulspaces.com.au

Join host Tracey-Anne on Instagram... @inside_out_skingutcoach

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What Your Skin Is Really Telling You with facialist Diandra Politano

Season 1 · Episode 1

Tuesday, December 30, 2025 • Duration 30:58

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This episode explores skin health through the eyes of facialist Diandra Politano, known for her intuitive and bespoke approach to treatment. You’ll hear where her passion began, why she blends clinical science with calming the nervous system, and how your skin often reflects what’s happening internally.

Diandra also shares practical guidance for supporting healthy, supple skin as you age.

In this episode, Diandra talks about
• the mistakes people make when they chase trends and 12-step routines
• what she looks for when a client first walks through the door
• the biggest skin concerns right now and how fads influence them
• the complexity of pigmentation and why treatment must be personalised
• how stress, sleep, hormones, and emotional health show up on the face
• why ageing is inevitable, but premature ageing is largely preventable
• treatments and home practices that support skin in your 40s and 50s
• the role of massage, facial tension, and muscle conditioning

Where to find Diandra
Instagram: @diandrapolitano
Bookings available with her senior therapists at her Sydney clinic.

Join host Tracey-Anne on Instagram... @inside_out_skingutcoach

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