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123: Why are Women so Disconnected from Femininity? ft. Gina Scafoglio
Season 1 · Episode 123

123: Why are Women so Disconnected from Femininity? ft. Gina Scafoglio

Ste is joined in the studio by Gina Scafoglio for a deep discussion on changing one's values, dealing with abuse and trauma, and using challenges to one's advantage.

Radical Health Radio

June 25, 20251h 20m

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Show Notes

In episode 123, Ste is joined in the studio by Gina Scafoglio for a deep discussion on changing one's values, dealing with abuse and trauma, and using challenges to one's advantage. 


Gina shares a fascinating perspective on why femininity and masculinity are under attack and how this impacts individuals, relationships, and society. Ste and Gina also chat about breathwork, reading, dealing with triggers, and why coffee may not be for everyone. 


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CHAPTERS:

0:00 Intro

0:55 Moving on from bodybuilding 

7:00 Body image & body dysmorphia  

13:45 Gina's spiritual awakening 

24:55 Using suffering to your advantage 

29:50 How to take back control & heal trauma

37:30 Breathwork 

46:00 Connecting with your feminine energy

55:50 Triggers

1:07:00 Dealing with insecurity 

1:12:15 Should women drink coffee? 

1:19:40 Closing thoughts