Matt Frazier, Matt Tullman, Isabelle Caputo, and Doug Hay

The Outlier Health Podcast

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Vegan and vegetarian nutrition, running and training tips, and healthy lifestyle and habit change with well-known guests like Rich Roll, Brendan Brazier, Heather Crosby, Leo Babauta, Rip Esselstyn, Pamela Fergusson, Dan Buettner, make for an entertaining, informative, no-preach listen.

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Matt Frazier, Matt Tullman, Isabelle Caputo, and Doug Hay

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Health

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Latest episode

Sep 6, 2024

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Episodes

When is it Okay to Quit a "Healthy" Habit? 05.10.2018

Sometimes, no matter how much you want a habit to work, it just doesn't. You can't get it to stick. Does that mean you should just give up and quit trying all together?

How Eating Simply Worked for Doug 27.09.2018

What do you do when you're at a wedding with little for vegans to eat? You spend the weekend eating simply. Here's how it turned out for Doug, and what he took away from the experience.

The Only 4 Rules for Healthy Eating with Sid Garza-Hillman 20.09.2018

We sit down with Sid Garza-Hillman, nutritionist and author of Approaching the Natural, to talk about his four rules for healthy eating. And yes, there are only four!

Matt's Most Important Food Lesson 13.09.2018

Some may call it wacky, others... simple. In today's episode we discuss the most important food lesson Matt has learned from nearly a decade of No Meat Athlete.

The Episode with No Name 06.09.2018

Unintentionally, this episode ended up a bit different. You'll just have to listen to find out why...

The Nutrition Q&A Episode 30.08.2018

It's time for another big Q&A episode, where we answer listener submitted questions. In this week's edition, we focus on nutrition related questions, ranging from eating for recovery to the value of plant-based meats.

The Back to School Reset Episode 23.08.2018

Summer is nearing an end, which means now is the perfect time for a health reset. In today's episode, we share our goals for the next few months, and how we'll refocus on food, fitness, and good habits.

The Anxiety Episode 16.08.2018

In today's episode we get personal, sharing our experiences and advice on dealing with pre-race and general anxiety. Get ready... this one goes deep.

Rewind: Mindful Cooking, Flavors, and Keeping Food Simple with the Buddhist Chef 06.08.2018

How does a classically trained French chef turn into one of the most popular vegan recipe developers on Facebook? Ask Jean-Philippe Cyr, The Buddhist Chef. He's made a name for himself not by whipping up thousands of mediocre recipes, but by creating carefully crafted, reliable meals, and doing so in a mindful way. We frequently share Jean-Philippe's recipes in the Academy newsletter, so when we h...

A Fresh Look at Habits and Goals 26.07.2018

Have we been approaching new healthy habits all wrong?

Doug and Matt's Time Tips 20.07.2018

Your no hacks guide to creating more time for your healthy habits and lifestyle.

How We Feed Our Kids 10.07.2018

As adult vegans, we face certain challenges when traveling, at restaurants, or when we're outside our normal routines. But we always end up figuring it out. But what does it look like when kids are involved? They're pickier, and the last thing we want to do is feed them junk just to get by. In today's episode we explore how we feed our kids, both at home and when traveling.

Our Advice for People Ready to Go Vegan 28.06.2018

Think you're ready to go vegan? Here's the advice we wish someone had told us before we went plant-based.

What We Eat on a Typical Day 21.06.2018

Ever wonder what we eat on a typical day? In today's episode, we break down exactly how we structure our meals to make sure we get everything we need to fuel our workouts, families, and adventures.

Season 3 of No Meat Athlete Radio 14.06.2018

After a short break, we're back with a new season of NMA Radio. And I've got to say, we're pretty darn stoked. Here's a rundown of everything you've missed over the past few weeks, and what to expect over the next several months from the new (and improved) NMA Radio.

Doug's Garden, Matt's Soccer Channel, and Announcing a 4-Week Break (Back June 14th) 17.05.2018

Doug's Garden, Matt's Soccer Channel, and Announcing a 4-Week Break (Back June 14th)

The Healing Power of Yoga (and How You Can Get Started) with Katie Hay 10.05.2018

Yoga's popularity has boomed over the past several years, but for many, it's still too intimidating to actually try. In today's episode, Doug chats with his wife Katie, a certified Yoga Therapist and 500-hour Registered Yoga Teacher, about how yoga can transform your life and how to get started. Doug asks the many questions he had before his first class, and Katie shares how yoga can be a transfor...

Doug's 33-Hour 100-Mile Ultramarathon Report 27.04.2018

What's it like to run a mountainous 100-mile ultramarathon? How about one that takes you 33 hours to complete? In today's episode, Doug shares his report from the Hellbender 100, and why he almost didn't make it to the finish.

The Free-Time Formula with Jeff Sanders 16.04.2018

Life... it's stressful. Work, kids, school, training, dishes, they all pile up draining you of energy and time, until suddenly, you no longer have any free-time to yourself. Now, there are a lot of productivity gurus and self-help personalities pushing life-hacks and cheats to save 15 minutes here or free up a little time there, but rarely do they solve any of the lasting struggles overwhelming yo...

Eating Right Doesn't Have to be Stressful 06.04.2018

Stressed out by your plant-based diet, and unsure how you'll keep it going or if you're getting all the right nutrients? Trust me, we've been there too. So in today's episode, we share our thoughts on why diets end up becoming so stressful, and a simple approach to getting everything you need without a complicated meal plan.

The 'Get Unstuck' Episode 29.03.2018

Feeling stuck with your fitness or nutrition? We know the feeling... In today's episode we discuss what it means for your health when you're "stuck," and whether getting unstuck should even be your focus.

The (Sixth) Big Q&A Episode 16.03.2018

You've got questions, we've got answers. In this Q&A episode, Matt and Doug cover everything from B12 absorption to shoe size, training speed, and the health benefits of peanuts.

4 Reasons Your Ultramarathon is Closer than You Think 08.03.2018

Want to run an ultramarathon, but don't think you're ready? In today's episode, Matt and Doug address the 4 big hangups runners have when it comes to training for an ultramarathon, including: fitness, time, trail running, and whether or not they have it in them. That ultramarathon goal might just be closer than you think!

8 Running "Rules" You Can Safely Ignore (Rewind) 02.03.2018

Runners, new and experienced, have all heard certain "rules." Hard and fast advice on how to train, recover, and experience the sport. But we here at NMA Radio don't think all of those rules are beneficial. In today's episode we call out some of the running advice we've all heard (maybe even shared), and flip it on it's head.

Overnutrition and Why We Should Stop Defending the Adequacy of Vegan Diets, with Julieanna Hever and Ray Cronise 15.02.2018

People talk a lot about making sure you get all the nutrients you need on a plant-based diet, but what if we're looking at it all wrong? What if the bigger concern for everyone, not just vegans, is overnutrition? In today's episode we chat with Julieanna Hever and Ray Cronise, authors of Plant-Based Nutrition (Idiot's Guide) on their approach to eating healthy for the long-haul.

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