Well with Arielle Lorre

Arielle is amazing- she really does feel like my internet bestie. I look forward to each new episode and find each one to be insightful. She has great conversations and is a respectful host. I have made so many positive wellness habits I’ve learned or discovered from the podcast.

Every guest is an ad for another product. I think this diminishes her credibility and recommendations. Nothing seems genuine. The podcast could be so much more if it wasn’t solely a marketing platform for products. Often the conversations feel very surface level. The interviews are ads and then the commercials are more ads. The podcast could be so much more.

Lately, some of the information on here is sketchy. For example, the health anxiety episode made me cringe using the “little t and big t” phrase. Also, while I appreciate Arielle no Botox journey and I know she has admitted to plastic surgery but some of the stuff comes across as tone deaf. Most of this podcast is for rich white women. Most people can’t afford these hacks. Arielle perpetuates the Notion that healthy is for the wealthy.

Arielle Lorre does not comply with FTC rules regarding influencers making sponsored posts clearly marked with “ad” or “sponsored” or “partner” etc. she recently did a whole Dior campaign and none of the posts or stories contain clear “sponsorship” language. When her fans asked her to add the proper language, Arielle responded by deleting the comments and BLOCKING her fans for simply asking her to clearly state when something is sponsored. So when you listen to this podcast, you may not always be told something is sponsored!!! Beware!!