Join hosts, Brandy Lemon, Michael Bristow and Coach Kinsley as they delve into Indigenous health issues, exploring the intersection of Western medicine and traditional practices, and connect you with resources available from the Osage Nation. Coach Kinsley from the Fitness Fix podcast shares practical fitness and nutrition tips to promote well-being in the Osage Nation and beyond. We discuss the importance of physical exercise, the impact of food choices on health and wellness, and the critical role of hydration.

We also explore modern approaches to addressing obesity and diabetes, including the benefits and potential drawbacks of weight loss surgeries and medications like Ozempic. Whether you're looking for fitness routines, nutritional guidance, or understanding the latest health interventions, this episode has something for everyone.

Join us as we take steps towards better health, one habit at a time. Don't forget to visit osahealthwatch.com for more resources and easy workout routines from Coach Kinsley.

Join us as hosts Brandy Lemon, Michael T. Bristow, and Coach Kinsley explore the intricate connections between nutrition, colonialism, and diabetes in Osage and indigenous communities with Producer Mike. They discuss how historical changes have impacted health, examine the effects of the Western diet on Osage and indigenous well-being, and share practical solutions for a healthier future. Featuring insights from Coach Kinsley of the Fitness Fix podcast, this episode begins to explore strategies for balancing traditional practices with modern health approaches.

Join Osage Health Watch hosts Brandy Lemon and Michael Bristow with co-host Mike Quinata as they describe each of their personal stories and professional experiences, and then special guest Coach Kinsley from the Fitness Fix with Coach Kinsley podcast joins to offer practical fitness and nutrition tips, emphasizing the mind-body connection. Learn about Osage Health Watch's mission to empower listeners with information, resources, and inspiring stories, promoting health advocacy and positive change within Indigenous communities.