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All or Something Podcast

All or Something Podcast

Sohee and Ben Carpenter 23 episodes Latest Jun 9, 2026

The All or Something Podcast is where Sohee and Ben bring their real, evidence-based approach to health, fitness and everyday life. Each week, they dive into the habits, strategies and mindset shifts that help you live fitter, healthier, happier lives. As longtime creators in the wellness space, they go beyond quick tips and trending advice, offering honest conversations, practical takeaways, and a balance of science, humor and real-life experience.

Episodes

We Answered Your Questions (Nothing Was Off Limits) Jun 9, 2026 4180 Send us Fan MailYou sent in your questions, and we answered them.In this episode, we're doing something a little different and stepping away from our usual deep dives into nutrition, weight loss, fitness myths, and research. We asked for your questions on Instagram, and we gave no specifications on what they needed to be. This was essentially an "ask us anything".We received a lot o
If Fat Shaming Worked, Wouldn't It Have Worked By Now? Jun 2, 2026 3264 Send us Fan MailFat shaming is often defended as "motivation," "accountability," or simply "telling the truth."But does it actually help people improve their health? Does fat shaming encourage people to exercise more, eat less food, and eventually have a healthy and happy life?In this episode, we take a deep dive into the research on weight stigma, fat shaming, and he
Why BMI Is More Controversial Than You Think May 26, 2026 3327 Send us Fan MailBMI (body mass index) is one of the most controversial tools in health and fitness.Some people say it’s outdated, inaccurate, and harmful. Others argue it’s still one of the most useful population health tools we have.So… who’s right?In this episode, we break down:- where BMI came from- what it was originally designed for- what BMI actually measures- whether BMI is useful for indiv
Alcohol and Fat Loss: What the Science ACTUALLY Says May 19, 2026 2989 Send us Fan MailAlcohol is one of the most widely consumed substances in the world, but the science around it is more confusing than most people realise.In this episode, we break down what the evidence actually says about alcohol, fat loss, appetite, muscle retention, and of course, a big disclaimer about health.We also discuss:- Why alcohol research is so difficult- The problems with observationa
What Childbirth Was REALLY Like. Honest New Parent Q&A May 12, 2026 4502 Send us Fan MailWe are back from our break, and it gives us great pleasure to introduce you to our baby.(For privacy reasons, we are not showing her face or telling the world her name. The thumbnail is a stock photo and not of her, because some people on the internet can be creepy).In this episode, we answer the questions everyone wanted to ask us about childbirth, postpartum recovery, and the fir
An Emotional Final Episode Before She Arrives Apr 7, 2026 3624 Send us Fan MailThis episode is a little different from our usual ones.With our baby about to arrive, we wanted to take a moment to sit down and talk very candidly about how we’re feeling right now. The excitement, the nerves, the uncertainty, and the reality that life as we know it is about to change in a big way. Please note that we recorded this episode a few weeks ago, but planned to release i
Why You Should Not Trust Fitness Transformation Photos Mar 31, 2026 2643 Send us Fan MailYou’ve seen them everywhere: dramatic before and after transformation photos promising incredible results. But how reliable are they really?In this episode, we break down why transformation photos are often not what they seem. Sometimes they are completely fictitious and at other times they can be misleading, even when the person in the photo is real.We talk about some of the obvio
A Registered Dietitian Debunks the Biggest Nutrition Myths on Social Media ft. Kylie Sakaida Mar 25, 2026 4899 Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we sit down with one of our closest friends, Registered Dietitian and New York Times best-selling author of 'So Easy, So Good', Kylie Sakaida (nutritionbykylie) to answer some of the internet’s most controversial nutrition questions.There’s a lot of strong opinions online about food right now, from seed oils and monosodium glutamate (MSG) to soy and the l
Why “Eat Less, Move More” Doesn’t Actually Work Mar 17, 2026 3249 Send us Fan MailMost people have heard the advice: “eat less, move more.”And technically from a thermodynamics perspective… it’s true.But if it were actually helpful, far fewer people would struggle with weight loss.In this episode, we break down why this phrase, despite sounding simple and logical, often fails people in the real world. We discuss the gap between theory and practice, why oversimpl
Your Fitness Tracker Is Probably Wrong (And Here's the Proof) Mar 10, 2026 3533 Send us Fan MailYour fitness activity tracker probably isn't fully trustworthy and the science backs it up.In this episode, we dig into the research on fitness activity tracker (smart watch) accuracy, diving deep into the research especially for the Apple Watch, Fitbit, Garmin and Oura Ring.From step counts and heart rate monitoring to calorie burn and sleep tracking, we break down what the d
Behind Our Marriage: The Fun, The Fights, & The Future Mar 3, 2026 4669 Send us Fan MailIn this episode, Sohee and Ben sit down for a candid (and occasionally exposing) relationship Q&A in which nothing is off limits.We kick things off with a rapid-fire round of “Who’s more likely to…” — from who apologizes first after an argument, who’s more likely to spend money, who stays calm in an emergency, and more. Then we zoom out into the bigger stuff.We share how we met
Do You Really Need 10,000 Steps a Day? (What the Science Actually Says) Feb 24, 2026 3501 Send us Fan MailIs 10,000 steps per day actually necessary for good health?In this episode, we break down where the 10,000-step target came from (including the Japanese marketing origin story), what the scientific research really shows, and whether more steps always mean better health.We cover:- Where the 10,000 steps idea started- What large cohort studies show about steps and mortality- The dose

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