Hi, I'm Kat! And I know living well isn’t always easy—especially when you’re overwhelmed, burned out, and juggling everything. Well Done is a weekly wellness podcast where I dive into the intersection of wellness, health, entrepreneurship, and modern beauty—featuring expert interviews, solo reflections, and stories from my own healing journey. After years of battling a chronic inflammatory skin condition, I became obsessed with understanding the mind-body connection, holistic health, and what it really takes to feel good in your skin. Now, I'm bringing those conversations to you. This podcast is for anyone navigating chronic symptoms, building a purpose-driven brand, or simply trying to live a more intentional, grounded life. Whether you’re a wellness entrepreneur, beauty lover, or someone seeking real talk and real tools—this show is for you. Expect honest conversations, interviews, practical tips, and real stories from wellness experts, thought leaders and beauty and wellness founders. Follow Well Done to never miss an episode!
EP 37. Your New Year's resolutions will probably fail by February, not because you lack willpower, but because you're setting goals on top of an outdated identity. In this mini-episode, I'm sharing a different approach to year-end reflection to assess the person we are, and becoming, to make space for real change in the new year.
We go beyond standard reflection questions, and instead dive into four transformational...
EP 36. Step into your 2026 self without the stress, burnout or dramatic resolutions. In this minisode of Well Done, I share 5 micro-moves—small doable shifts—that can help get your energy right as we end the year, an approach that leverages neuroplasticity and subconscious reprogramming instead of willpower alone. If you're tired of dramatic January overhauls that leave you exhausted and unchanged, this episode offers five mic...
EP 35. In this Season 1 wrap-up, I give an honest, behind-the-scenes reflection of my journey into podcasting. This episode dives into the unexpected lessons of starting without a plan, finding your voice and how to discover what's truly aligned. I talk about creating from alignment, leaning into authenticity, and what to expect from Well Done in the next season. This episode isn't just for podcasters—it's for anyone...
EP 34. Are you using topical steroids to manage eczema, psoriasis, or other chronic skin inflammation? In this deeply personal solo episode of Well Done, I share my battle with topical steroid withdrawal (TSW), a condition triggered by long-term steroid use that left my skin inflamed and my confidence shattered.
I dive into the science of how steroids create skin dependency, the risks of steroid overuse, and how the very thing that ...
EP 33. Are you constantly second-guessing your decisions, stuck in analysis paralysis, or wondering if you can actually trust your "gut feelings"? In this episode of Well Done, I sit down with Emma Andrews—an intuitive teacher, medium, and creator of The Intuitive Method—to unpack what intuition actually is, how to develop it, and how we can use it in making more aligned decisions, whether big (like taking a new job) or s...
EP 32. Feeling stuck in your career, struggling with anxiety, or watching opportunities slip through your fingers? Your home's energy might be blocking the life you're trying to build. In this episode of Well Done, I sit down with Kimberley Gallagher, founder of The Feng Shui Flow and author of The Calm and Happy Home, to explore how ancient feng shui principles can be adapted for modern living.
We dive into the specific a...
EP 31. You may have already tried your fair share of stress management techniques, but sometimes unprocessed emotions can still stay stored in the body. That’s where Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) can help. In this episode of Well Done, I’m joined by Lauren Fonvielle, an integrative energy practitioner and expert in EFT, reiki, and sound healing. We explore how tapping on specific points, called the meridians, in the body can dr...
EP 30. Are we heading into a future where primary care is replaced by AI? In this week's episode, I sit down with Hunter Ziesing, the co-founder of Longevity Health to unpack the future of AI-powered and personalized healthcare, and why your annual physical is not giving you the full picture. From a career on Wall Street to building a fundraising empire, Hunter shares how personal loss and frustration with our healthcare syste...
EP 29. Are you thinking of ditching your nightly glass of wine and looking for new ways to unwind? In this episode, I am joined by Emily Bennett, founder of the functional beverage brand Santé Blends, and we discuss how it's possible to still achieve calm and foster meaningful connection without the nasty hangover. We discuss Emily’s science-backed supplement and alcohol alternative, the rising “sober curious” trend, and the m...
EP 28. Ever wonder how those with glowing skin achieve and maintain their glowing skin? Why some rashes tend to come back time and time again?
In this solo episode, I discuss skin barrier health and why taking care of our skin is more than just about surface-level appearances. In honor of National Eczema Awareness Month, I discuss what happens to the skin barrier in skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis and rosacea, and why unders...
EP 27. There are some things diet and lifestyle alone can’t fix, and in this episode of Well Done, I chat with naturopath and trauma healing practitioner Camilla Clare to discuss the link between physical symptoms and emotional pain. Camilla shares her incredible journey of experiencing severe anxiety and debilitating arthritis in her teens, and what eventually led to her healing. We discuss what it means to not only be vegan, but ...
EP 26. What's a surprising cause of leaky gut? Find out in this episode of Well Done, where I chat with Lisa Smith, functional dietician and host of the Pretty Well Podcast, to dive into what may be creating holes in our gut lining—yes, literal holes!
Lisa shares her personal health journey dealing with Hashimoto’s, and how we need to pay attention to symptoms that just won’t resolve. We also dive deep into the "three-leg...
EP 25. Struggling to break old patterns or rewire your brain for real, lasting change? In this solo episode of Well Done, I share a science-backed, 3-part method to help you shift your identity, reprogram limiting beliefs, and create lasting behavior change and achieve transformation.
For me, true healing from my severe eczema required dismantling some deep-seated beliefs about myself and my skin. I identified with my illness, ...
EP 24. When you feel stuck, it’s not because you’re not “doing it right.” Personal growth is difficult because your brain is literally working against you to keep you stuck in old patterns and reinforce your limiting beliefs. Your brain has a whole “identity protection system” that resists change, no matter how hard you decide you want to change, heal or create a mindset shift.
In this solo episode, I unpack why self-narratives and ...
EP 23. For years, I tried everything to heal my chronic and severe eczema. But it wasn’t until I stopped to question why I was having the symptoms in the first place, that I finally discovered the power of root cause healing.
So many of us mask our symptoms with medication, products and surface-level treatments, but what if your symptoms are trying to tell you something deeper? In this solo episode, I draw from my own health journe...
EP 22. What happens when two of the most advanced AI systems are asked to reflect on what it means to be human and our growing collective digital dependency? In this groundbreaking episode of Well Done, I forgo the human guest and “sit” down with ChatGPT and Claude for a deeply reflective conversation on humanity, wellness and the increasingly blurred line between human connection and machine interaction. We discuss humanity’s grow...
EP 21. Are we optimizing our health or outsourcing our own intuition? In this solo episode of Well Done, I dive deep into the $2 trillion wellness industry's most fascinating paradox: our simultaneous embrace and rejection of technology in our quest for better health.
From AI-powered personal trainers and smart dumbbells that correct your form in real-time to VR meditation experiences that transport you to serene beaches, I exp...
Ep 20. Is sex a source of stress in your life? In this powerful episode of Well Done, I sit down with Nadège, sex scholar, author, and founder of Pleasure Science, to unpack the deep connection between pleasure, voice, and overall wellbeing. Nadège shares her personal transformation from hating sex to becoming one of the most sought-after experts in sexual empowerment. We explore why many of us carry hidden shame around sex without...
EP 19. We all crave connection but sometimes we don’t know how to get it. In this episode of Well Done, I chat with Jena Catalano, the founder of the LA-based luxury wellness community AIRE Wellness, to explore how connection can help alleviate stress, burnout and isolation in a post-pandemic world. We talk about how Jena’s own experience from corporate burnout and gut health struggles led her to create AIRE, and how everything fro...
EP 18. Is your daily posture silently fueling chronic pain and stress? In this episode of Well Done, I am joined by Ramin Waraghai—mind-body coach, posture expert, author of Effortless Back Pain Solutions, and founder of Rectify, a revolutionary smart posture wearable—to unpack the hidden drivers behind back pain and physical misalignment.
We’ll dive into Ramin’s personal journey from being a semi-professional soccer player with de...
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