Because I Said No

Because I Said No

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This week, join Jodi as she breaks down all things fragrance! On a date, Jodi was asked what scent she looks for in a man. This got her thinking: how important is scent in dating, and how do you make sure you're smelling your best? It's more scientific than you might think. Wheth ...  Show more

Fitness and Health Is All Science...And It's Not As Complicated As You Think

Should you go on a GLP? Should you cut out carbs? Is dairy good for you? Join Jodi on this week's episode of Fearlessly Authentic, where she breaks down all the do's and don'ts of getting and staying fit. There's a lot of false information out there leading middle-aged women astr ...  Show more

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