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 Sinclair
Madison 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.

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In this episode of Women in the Nude, Sasha Pieterse sits down with David Watumull—CEO and co-founder of Ax3 Life—for an illuminating conversation about astaxanthin, one of nature's most powerful antioxidants, and its potential to revolutionize how we approach longevity and women's health.
David shares the remarkable 25-year journey that began in Hawaii, where he and his father discovered the science behind astaxanthin—a molecule produced by microalgae that gives salmon and flamingos their pink color. Together, they dive into the decade-long pharmaceutical pathway, the pivot to supplements after the 2008 financial crisis, and the groundbreaking NIH-funded study showing a 12% increase in lifespan.
This episode is a masterclass in understanding cellular health, oxidative stress, and inflammation—particularly for women managing PCOS, insulin resistance, and reproductive health challenges. David breaks down complex science into accessible insights about how this molecule works at the cellular level to support cardiovascular health, metabolic function, and overall longevity.
This episode offers a roadmap for taking control of your health through evidence-based supplementation:
Cellular Protection: How astaxanthin spans cell membranes to fight oxidative stress at its source, unlike typical antioxidants
PCOS & Women's Health: Clinical evidence showing improvements in cholesterol, triglycerides, insulin resistance, and reproductive outcomes
The Longevity Connection: Why this is the only supplement in NIH's 20-year testing program to achieve significant lifespan extension while remaining safe
Bridging East & West: How holistic, whole-body approaches can work alongside Western medicine for optimal health
Personalized Dosing: Why baseline lab work and consistent supplementation matter more than quick fixes
About David Watumull
David Watumull is the CEO and co-founder of Ax3 Life, a Hawaii-based longevity company dedicated to making astaxanthin accessible as a foundational supplement. With over 25 years of research and development—from pharmaceutical-grade manufacturing to clinical trials—David has positioned Ax3 Life at the forefront of science-backed longevity solutions. His work bridges rigorous scientific research with direct-to-consumer education, making complex cellular health accessible to everyone.
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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 Regan

Kate 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.

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In this episode of Women in the Nude, Sasha Pieterse sits down with Summer Willis—elite athlete, record-breaker, and survivor—for a deeply honest and inspiring conversation about resilience, identity, and reclaiming your power.

Summer opens up about her journey in athletics, the discipline and mindset behind setting world records, and what it takes to perform at the highest level. Beyond the accolades, she shares the personal challenges that shaped her—including her story of surviving assault—and how she found strength, healing, and purpose through it all.

This episode is raw, empowering, and a testament to the strength it takes to rise, rebuild, and keep pushing forward.

Key Takeaways

Strength isn’t just physical—it’s built through adversity and perseverance
The mindset behind elite performance can be applied to everyday life
Healing is not linear, but it is possible
Sharing your story can be a powerful act of reclaiming control
Resilience is often born from life’s most difficult moments

About Summer Willis

Summer Willis is a world-class athlete and record-holder known for her exceptional performance and relentless drive. Beyond her achievements in sports, she is an advocate for survivors, using her voice and platform to raise awareness, inspire others, and promote healing through strength and vulnerability.

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Episode Description
In 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 Takeaways
Advocacy isn’t easy—it’s emotional, exhausting, and necessary
Misinformation has real consequences, especially for animals
The system meant to protect animals is deeply flawed
Animal abuse is often connected to larger societal issues
Everyone has the ability to make a difference, even in small ways

About Rebecca Corry
Rebecca 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.

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