Primal Health Coach Institute
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Welcome to Health Coach Radio, the podcast that pulls back the curtain on the business and craft of health coaching. Brought to you by Primal Health Coach Institute and hosted by master coach Erin Power, this show is your go-to resource for honest conversations, real-world coaching insights, and inspiration to elevate your practice. Each week, you'll hear from expert guests who are shaping the future of health and wellness, and every Tuesday, Erin takes the mic solo to share what's working, what's not, and how to keep showing up with clarity, confidence, and purpose. With over 15 years of coaching experience...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Erin Power connects client-facing coaching methods with the financial and marketing decisions involved in sustaining a practice.
Health Coach Radio keeps returning to a practical question: what does better coaching look like when the client session and the business behind it both need attention?
An ice cream regret becomes a question about friendship; you might rethink your next coaching question.
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A grounded look at building a health coaching practice around a full-time job and family life.
Erin Power uses this Q&A to look at how someone can ease into a health coaching practice while still holding down a full-time job and, maybe, managing family life.
A thoughtful move from vegan certainty into the hard questions of stewardship.
Molly's arc gives the episode its pull: a former vegan restaurateur in Los Angeles who became a Texas-based regenerative rancher, and whose shift reframes how she thinks about animals, death, and stewardship.
A clear, practical look at weight loss, coaching, and the basics that still do the work.
Hunter Stoler centers the story on a plain result and a plain method. After returning to college in 2021, he says he lost 50 pounds of body fat by moving away from an ultra-processed diet and toward something more balanced and sustainable.
A steady coaching conversation about advocacy, lived experience, and practical health work.
This episode looks at health coaching through the work of Tina Hopper, who has been practicing since 2008 and now brings together functional diagnostic nutrition, nutrition coaching, podcasting, authorship, and the Carrots and Cake founder role.
A grounded coach-to-coach conversation about midlife health changes, shaped more by lived experience than clinical detail.
This episode stays close to the body: waking at night, swollen hands, aching joints, and the slow shift from general health curiosity to coaching with more patience for what people are carrying.
Visibility matters here as service: show up so the people who need you can find you.
Kaylee Hamilton reads as a PR specialist who helps health and wellness coaches shape a clearer authority. The discussion stays close to basics that matter: what they stand for, who they are, and what they want to be known for.
A parasite conversation that turns squeamishness into a coaching lesson about self-advocacy.
Health Coach Radio uses Kim Rogers' "Worm Queen" persona to make a gross subject feel like a plainspoken coaching talk about symptoms, skepticism, and self-advocacy.
A practical ACT conversation that turns regret into a coaching tool.
Health Coach Radio makes a clear case for treating regret as a signal instead of a place to linger. The episode keeps returning to a simple move: when a client names regret, that pain point can point toward what matters most, and Dr.
Practice ownership without the performance mask.
Creative lives, community care, real talk.
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Health Coach Radio sits down with Kim Rogers, known as the Worm Queen, for a conversation about parasites, symptoms, and the idea that feeling better can start with clearing the decks.
Mollie Engelhart describes moving from vegan restaurateur in Los Angeles to Texas-based regenerative rancher after learning about soil organic matter in 2011-2013 and buying a farm in 2018.
Hunter Stoler talks about the weight-loss shift that changed his path.
Erin of Health Coach Radio explains the GAB summary, a coaching tool she teaches in the Master Coach Certification Program at Primal Health Coach Institute.
Erin Power uses Peter Attia’s “five pillars of sustainability” from an AMA episode to frame how health coaches should evaluate diets instead of debating labels.
The show begins with a confession.
Bree Rudner describes moving from rheumatoid arthritis in her late thirties to health coaching after she left a doctor’s appointment with that diagnosis and later saw her symptoms turn around within about a year.
Erin Power says the top three obstacles health coaches reported at Primal Health Coach Institute were finding paying clients, confidence, and technology.
Erin Power shares industry predictions for health coaching in 2026, grounded in her decade+ experience as educator, coaching director, and practicing coach.
Health coach Erin Power interviews transformational coach Elaine Glass about her book 'Get Quiet' and holistic healing methodology.
An ADHD expert and coach discusses why women are systematically missed in ADHD diagnosis.
We thought we could engineer invincibility. We were wrong.
Erin Power uses Health Coach Radio to explain SMART plus V goals, adding client values to the classic SMART framework.
Bonnie Campbell says she left hospital dietetics after a master's in nutrition and a year-long residency to build The Nourished Path during COVID.
Tina Haupert traces her path from a 2008 free blog and early influencer work to Carrots and Cake, a functional nutrition practice serving women 35 plus.
Jeff LoVecchio says he built GMT, Give More Training, GMA, Give More Advising, and the Hockey Think Tank podcast, which has passed 2 million downloads.
Lauren talks money shame with a founder's eye.
Health Coach Radio sits down with PR specialist Kaylee Hamilton.
Samantha Skyring brings a grounded salt conversation.
Erin Power shares an unscripted deep dive into Alan Aragon's 'Dirty Dozen' list of biggest weight loss mistakes made by the general public.
Health coach and business owner Erin Power shares five actionable lessons learned from experiencing a slow month in her coaching business, reframing downtime as an opportunity for growth, connection, and system-building rather than a sign of failure.
Host Erin Power shares a personal session with her own mindset coach during a difficult business month.
Host Erin Power presents a practical guide to using symptomatology—the study of symptom clusters—as a tool for health coaches.
Erin Power answers submitted questions about starting a health coaching practice while still keeping up with a full-time job and family responsibilities.
Erin Power interviews Dr.
Two health coaches discuss recent shifts in the health coaching industry and how business models must adapt.
Erin Power discusses why behavior change is the most impactful intervention for health, using Brian Johnson's example to highlight the role of health coaches.
Host Erin Power shares lessons learned from her first five health coaching clients, focusing on business and client acquisition strategies.
Host Erin Power interviews business coach Amber Shaw about her six-month curriculum to help health coaches launch their businesses and get their first paying clients.
Host Erin Power reflects on lessons from The Biggest Loser documentary for health coaches.
Interview with Ari Tula, CEO of Ello Health, discussing AI-personalized nutrition based on biomarkers.
Health coaches Erin and Laura answer listener questions about managing a busy coaching practice during the new year rush.
Interview with Dr.
Hosts Erin Power and Laura Rupsis answer listener questions about the art, science, and business of health coaching.
Hosts Erin Power and Laura Rupsis interview health coach Nick Davies about his successful practice, sharing actionable advice for coaches.