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Styled Clean: From Toxins to Truth One Thread at at Time

Styled Clean is a sustainable fashion and non-toxic living podcast where beauty meets truth. Stylist and Image Consultant Kathleen Audet investigates toxic fabrics, fiber sourcing, regenerative agriculture, textile standards, and ethical production to reveal what’s really in…

Podcast · By Allegory Styling · American English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Naked and Unashamed: Rethinking Health, Aging, and What We Wear (opens the original)

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    Dr. Debbie Ozment spent over 40 years as a dentist before retraining in metabolic medicine and functional wellness coaching — a shift that took her from treating symptoms to pursuing whole-body, soul, and spirit vitality . Now known as "The Biblical Vitality Doctor" and host of Vitality Made Simple , she joins Kathleen for a wide-ranging conversation that moves from Genesis 2:7 to the gut-oral microbiome connection, from her simple KILLS detox framework to the physiology of fear — and how that s

  2. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    Undressed: The Truth About Toxic Clothing (opens the original)

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    Read the Label: The Question We Forgot to Ask About Our Clothes What exactly are we putting on our bodies? Not "is it fashionable" or "does it fit" — but literally, what is this made of? We wear clothing against our skin for hours a day, every day. We sleep in it, sweat in it, wrap our children in it. And yet most of us have never been taught to ask the most basic question about it. In this episode of Styled Clean, image consultant and Allegory Styling founder Kathleen Audet asks us to do someth

  3. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    Fair Trade Is a Business. So Is Greenwashing (opens the original)

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    This week on Styled Clean we welcome Bonie Shupe. Her path into textiles wasn't traditional — she started in graphic design, moved into merchandise planning, and fell in love with product. Then she learned that fashion is the second largest polluting industry in the world, and she couldn't unknow it. She went back to school for fashion and textile arts and became a maker firsthand, crafting her own textiles from fiber to finished product. She lived and worked with artisans in Peru, India, and Gu

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