10 Of The Best Wellness Podcasts To Listen To Now
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Headphones in, world out
While there are plenty of podcasts designed for laughs, history buffs and even fashion tips and tricks, sometimes all we want from our listening time is the chance to switch off and connect with our sense of wellbeing. Whether you’re looking for tips on balancing your plate, coping with anxiety or how to live a happier life, these are the best wellness podcasts to listen to now, filled with practical and interesting advice.
The Best Wellness Podcasts For 2026
Vision of Health
Best for: Practical health advice
If you’re looking for a health kick this year, then you’ll want to tune into this new podcast from medical doctor, media and TV medic and personal trainer Dr Frankie Jackson-Spence. Visions of Health brings in leading health experts to provide fuss-free health advice (based on scientific evidence), with guests including the likes of life coach Jacqueline Hurst, celebrity personal trainer Alice Liveing and immunologist Dr Jenna Macciochi.
Maintenance Phase
Best for: Nutrition tips
Led by Michael Hobbes and Aubrey Gordon, Maintenance Phase is the ideal nutrition podcast for those looking to venture away from damaging fad diet culture. There’s episodes on everything from workplace wellness to Goop, apple cider vinegar to the food pyramid.
Body Stuff with Dr. Jen Gunter
Best for: Learning how your body works
Undoubtedly one of the best wellbeing podcasts to understand your body better. Whether it’s unpacking what gut health actually means, what a detox is (disclaimer: it’s more to do with your illusory sense of control). You’ll end up feeling so much more informed on your lifestyle and be able to fend off the sticky myths out there, plus it’s also a fascinating, accessible listen.
Feel Better, Live More
Best for: Learning about health
‘Health has become overcomplicated – I am to simplify it,’ says Dr Rangan Chatterjee, GP, author, and host of the BBC’s Doctor In The House. He brings over 20 years of experience to Feel Better, Live More, a podcast which delves into some of the biggest health issues and questions of our time, helped by industry professionals, doctors and researchers. Past topics have included childhood obesity, friendship, running and brain health, and you can guarantee well-researched, informative content which offers practical advice for listeners, dispelling common health myths along the way.
In All Honesty with Michelle Elman
Best for: Agony aunt
For those looking for more of a life coach wellbeing podcast, don’t miss Michelle Elman’s agony aunt style In All Honesty, in which she answers listeners’ woes each week in the style of your honest friend. The podcast summarises: ‘In All Honesty makes personal development accessible, with help from a professional, without the six-week waiting list.’
Happy Place
Best for: Self care
Fearne Cotton’s chart-topping podcast sees an impressive line-up of guests discussing life, love and loss in a bid to help listeners find their own happy place. With two decades of interviewing under her belt, Fearne is a master at creating insightful and interesting conversations, and each episode leaves listeners with actionable self-care tips. Guests range from world-famous singers (Ellie Goulding, Gary Barlow and James Bay, to name a few) to founders of inspiring companies, such as Sophie Walker who heads up the Women’s Equality Party.
Food For Thought
Best for: Debunking wellness myths
In her podcast Food For Thought, nutritionist Rhiannon Lambert aims to simplify the world of wellness, answering some of the biggest questions surrounding nutrition, fitness and mental health. In ‘The Truth About Carbs’, for instance, she defends carbohydrates – which are often given a bad rep – with help from Registered Dietitian Hala El-Shafie. She also talks childbirth with Prof. Lucilla Poston, Head of Women & Children’s Health at Kings College London; and delves into mental health with fellow podcast host Fearne Cotton.
10% Happier with Dan Harris
Best for: Meditation tips
Newsman Dan Harris turned to meditation after having a panic attack live on Good Morning America. He quickly became a convert, and went on to write a book, create a meditation app, and most recently start a podcast. Instead of leading listeners on guided meditations, here Dan interviews experts and practitioners about everything surrounding meditation: from making habits to self-acceptance to stress. A listen will leave you feeling calm, reflective and motivated.
The Doctor’s Kitchen
Best for: Healthy food habits
After being diagnosed with a heart condition while working as a junior doctor, Rupy Aujla decided to look carefully at his diet. He realised there were some big deficiencies – an area which hadn’t been addressed in his medical training – and set out to address them. Not only did this stop the cardiac episodes, it signalled the start of a second career for Dr Rupy, one which focuses on food as medicine. In his podcast The Doctor’s Kitchen he draws on the latest research to offer actionable tips surrounding health and nutrition. Whether you’re looking to eat better for skin, eye health, teeth or inflammation, Dr Rupy has all the knowledge you need.
Saturn Returns with Caggie
Best for: Astrological wellbeing
Several times in our lifetimes, an astrological phenomenon occurs: Saturn returns to the same place on the chart as it was at your birth. Occurring first between the ages of 27 to 29, it signifies the start of a new life stage of maturity and authenticity. Inspired by this, Caggie Dunlop’s Saturn Returns podcast aims to ground listeners, offering clarity and calm in this period of transition and self-doubt. Featuring guests such as Elizabeth Day, Roxie Nafousi, Ruby Warrington, Julia Samuels MBE, Melissa Hemsley and Gabby Bernstein, topics from sober curiosity to fear of failure, break ups to self love are covered.
