Kate and Isaiah Living Large

In this episode of Kate and Isaiah Living Large, we dig into a topic a lot of people feel but rarely talk about openly — how aging and obesity shape each other. As we get older, the rules of our bodies seem to change overnight. Muscle loss, slower metabolism, joint pain, fatigue… everything hits differently, and living in a bigger body adds another layer that can feel overwhelming.
We share our personal experiences with aging, the fears that come with it, and the awkward truth that some things simply get harder. But we also talk about what we’re learning — how to adapt, how to be kind to ourselves, and how to build a life that works with our bodies instead of fighting against them.
If you’ve ever wondered why “getting older” feels extra complicated when you’re living large, this episode is for you.
Let’s get real, get honest, and learn to age on our own terms.
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In this episode of Kate and Isaiah Living Large, we talk about what it’s really like to get sick when you’re living in a bigger body. From the fear that every cough might mean something serious, to the way doctors sometimes treat us differently, being sick can bring up more than just physical symptoms — it can stir up anxiety, guilt, and even shame. We share our personal experiences, how we cope when health worries hit, and what it means to care for yourself with compassion instead of fear.
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In this episode of Kate and Isaiah Living Large, we continue our deep dive into John Candy: I Like Me, exploring the weight of fame, the pressure to perform happiness, and the powerful legacy John Candy left behind. 🇨🇦
John wasn’t just a comedian — he was a symbol of warmth, kindness, and vulnerability. But behind the laughter was a man carrying enormous pressure from Hollywood, the media, and himself. We talk about how fame can amplify insecurities, how health stories get twisted into shame, and what compassion really looks like when we talk about weight and wellness.
We also explore how his story connects to the way people — especially those in bigger bodies — are still treated today. From social media “highlight reels” to celebrity expectations, John Candy’s life reminds us that being loved publicly doesn’t always mean being okay privately.
🎙️ In this episode we talk about:
The hidden pressure of being the “lovable funny guy”
How fame and fear can shape someone’s choices
The line between health concern and public judgment
Why empathy matters more than assumptions
What John Candy’s legacy teaches us about kindness, both to others and ourselves
💬 What part of John Candy’s story stayed with you?Let us know in the comments — we love hearing your reflections on how his life and legacy resonate today.
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In this episode of Kate and Isaiah Living Large, we dive into the emotional core of John Candy: I Like Me, the new documentary exploring the life of one of Canada’s most beloved comedic legends. 🇨🇦
Behind the laughter, John Candy carried a deep awareness of his own mortality — a fear that seemed to follow him throughout his life and career. We explore how that knowledge shaped his choices, his humour, and the way he connected with people.
From his larger-than-life characters to his quiet moments off-screen, John seemed to know that time was precious. We talk about how that urgency can both inspire and haunt us — especially for those of us living in bigger bodies, where society often links size to health and fate.
🎙️ In this episode we talk about:
How John Candy’s awareness of mortality influenced his work and lifestyle
The balance between living joyfully and living carefully
How comedy can be a way of making peace with fear
The ongoing conversation about health, weight, and compassion
💬 Did the documentary change how you see John Candy?Drop your thoughts in the comments — we’d love to hear your take on his story and legacy.
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In this episode of Kate and Isaiah Living Large, we dive into a recent study that reveals a surprising statistic — diet and exercise alone only lead to long-term success for 5% of people. 😲
Why is that number so low? What are we missing in the conversation about health, weight, and sustainability? We get real about our own experiences,  and talk about the emotional and mental sides of the weight loss journey that don’t get enough attention.
💬 Join the conversation — have you felt the pressure to make diet and exercise work for you? Let’s talk about what living healthy really means beyond the numbers.
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In this episode of Kate and Isaiah Living Large, we’re taking a moment to reflect on the year so far — the highs, the lows, and everything in between. 🍂✨ With the last quarter of 2025 here, we’re sharing our personal goals, hopes, and what we want to leave behind before stepping into a brand-new year.
Join us as we talk honestly about growth, mindset shifts, and what it takes to finish strong. Let’s look back, move forward, and make these last few months count! 💪
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Join us as Kate recounts her unforgettable journey performing at Campbellton’s Awesome Festival — a week-long, not-for-profit stand-up comedy celebration in the heart of Campbellton, NB. 🎙️
In this episode, we dive into:
What it felt like stepping on stage in front of a live, energetic crowd
Behind-the-scenes moments from a festival devoted to laughter and community
The unique, heartwarming atmosphere Campbellton is known for
Highlights from performances, surprises, challenges, and lessons learned
How the festival’s mission to bring “top awesome comedians” to New Brunswick shapes the experience 
Whether you came for the jokes or the journey, this is your backstage pass to one of Canada’s rising comedy festivals. #StayAwesome
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💻👹 Trolls are everywhere online… but can they stop us from Living Large? Nope! In this episode of Kate and Isaiah Living Large, we’re talking all about internet trolls — why they do what they do, how they affect people, and the best ways to clap back (or just laugh it off). 😂✨
If you’ve ever dealt with negativity online, this one’s for you! Hit play, join the conversation, and let’s keep Living Large no matter what the trolls say. 🚀
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