If you have a daughter or a son in college, this is a MUST listen!  Mady Bishop, Annie Whitlock, and Kenidee Marx get vulnerable about navigating the pressures of college life.  Feeling alone, having an eating disorder, and mental health challenges are just a few of the important issues they open up about. 

Mady Bishop

From Utah and Mady is the youngest (and only girl) of 5.  She served in the New Hampshire, Manchester Mission, graduated from BYU with a BA in Communications (Public Relations Emphasis), and currently works in Finance at Qualtrics and teaches High Fitness at Vasa on the side. Mady is passionate about health and fitness and gained a special love and appreciation for her body through struggling with disordered eating several years ago. She loves doing anything active, reading books, eating ice cream, and spending time with her friends!

You can Follow Mady @madyyyanne 

Annie Rees Whitlock

Annie is from Utah and also spent a few years living on the east coast.  She served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Oklahoma City for a year and a half.  She attended Brigham Young University where she helped create and lead the Women in Entrepreneurship program and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in public relations in 2020.  Annie works at Kenect in software sales as an account executive.  

You can Follow Annie @a__whitt

Kenidee Sylvester Marx

Kenidee is currently a student at Utah Valley University studying Psychology. She recently got married in August this year and is loving life with her husband! Before getting married she was living with her best friends and enjoying that phase of life. Back in 2020 she started her recovery with an eating disorder and was also diagnosed with bipolar depression. Kenidee has become more confident in herself through her journey of gaining a better relationship with food & herself.  She loves being active and is a big advocate for body positivity and self-love! 

You can Follow Kenidee @kenideeraye