Bill Jollie

MOVE EAT GIVE by Interrupt Hunger

Health EN ↓ 31 episodes

More than 73% of Americans have overweight or obesity, while more than 12 % have food insecurity. America is getting heavier, sicker, and more isolated from each other every day.   Interrupt Hunger’s motto, MOVE EAT GIVE, reflects our belief that virtually every problem in America could be fixed if we took better care of ourselves and took better care of each other. Welcome to Interrupt Hunger's MOVE EAT GIVE podcast, where we talk with experts in Exercise Is Medicine, Food Is Medicine and Food Insecurity.   And understanding that knowledge isn't always enough to help you lose weight, every ot...

Author

Bill Jollie

Category

Health

Podcast website

interrupthunger.org

Latest episode

Nov 5, 2025

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Episodes

6. Healthiest Small Town Series: How to start a school garden | Kelly Douglas 10.07.2024

In this first episode of the “Healthiest Small Town” series, Jollie sits down with the energetic and inspiring Kelly Douglas to discuss how to start a school garden. Kelly, a motivational speaker and self-described Ambassador of Agricultural Joy, is all about spreading joy through dirt & kids. Starting as Oregon’s 500th school garden at Molalla High School, Kelly and students grew their “Cultu...

5. Can Exercise Fight Cancer? | Kathryn Schmitz, PhD 05.06.2024

Today's guest is one of the top researchers in the world in a beautiful field of medicine called Exercise Oncology. Kathryn Schmitz, PhD joins Jollie for a powerful discussion on exercise's incredible benefits across the cancer continuum. Jollie shares his gripping personal story of how a triathlon likely saved his life by catching leukemia early. Dr. Schmitz then dives into her journey...

4. How I Lost 90 Pounds | Brenda Richan (63 yo) 29.05.2024

In this "How I did it..." episode, at 57, Brenda Richan had obesity, was pre-diabetic, and struggled with chronic knee and back pain from her 28-year nursing career. Then she got hit with a kidney cancer diagnosis that became her wake-up call. Instead of being defeated, Brenda got determined. She walked into a CrossFit gym at 244 lbs using a cane & not knowing where to start. Five ye...

3. It’s Not Your Fault: The biology of cravings & weight loss 21.05.2024

Karli Burridge, a Physician Assistant, President of Gaining Health & President of PAs in Obesity Medicine discusses the biology behind cravings and weight loss. Karli explains that weight is highly regulated in the brain, specifically in the hypothalamus, and that hormones play a significant role in appetite regulation. She discusses how stress and lack of sleep can impact weight gain and the...

2. How I Lost 52 Pounds | Jeremy Johnson (54) Charlotte, NC 14.05.2024

In this "How I Did It..." episode, Jeremy Johnson openly shares his physical/emotional turning points, simple exercise routine, mindful eating approach, and how Interrupt Hunger's Donate Your Weight program motivated him to lose over 50 pounds. Jeremy opens up about his physical and emotional turning points, the practical exercise routine that worked for him, and how he managed stre...

1. Obesity Bias & Stigma | Patty Nece 15.04.2024

Out of the countless topics we could have chosen for our first episode, obesity bias & stigma seemed like the right place to start. It's really hard to #loveyourneighbor when we're busy judging them. But when you start to ask why & take time to care, you realize everyone hurts. And as you realize everyone hurts, you'll find judgments are a lot harder to hold onto. Thanks to...

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