Wellness is a trillion-dollar industry. Rach Hirsch wants to know where the next billion gets made.
As founder of Wellness Growth Ventures, Rach spends her days meeting founders, studying consumer behavior, and investing in what she believes is coming next. The Wellness Investor brings you inside that world.
Candid conversations with the people shaping how we eat, move, sleep, age, look, feel, and live. What’s working, what isn’t, where the money is moving, and the tiny signals that might become very big businesses.
Smart. Curious. Occasionally opinionated. Never boring.
Wellness got optimized, medicalized, measured…and maybe we’re all a little tired.
Melissa Gellman Weiss is back to talk about the growing revolt against performative wellness, why SoulCycle suddenly feels good again, the rise of bathhouses and curated social clubs, and what underground sex clubs might have to do with all of it.
Because maybe the next era of wellness isn’t about doing more for your health. Maybe it’s about connection, pleasure, trust, and remembering that sometimes you just want to feel good.
15 Sept 2026
The Most Important Part of Wellness No One Talks About: Money
We talk constantly about sleep, supplements, hormones, longevity and approximately 4,000 other ways to optimize ourselves.
We talk a lot less about the thing sitting underneath almost all of it: money.
Heather Loomis has spent her career managing billions of dollars at J.P. Morgan, BlackRock and now for some of the wealthiest families in the country. Her take? Finance has been made way more complicated than it needs to be.
We talk financial wellness, what’s happening in the markets right now, the first three things everyone should do with their money, why understanding your finances is really about freedom, and the surprisingly expensive consequences of constantly buying the next thing we're told will make us happier, prettier or healthier.
Basically: fewer acronyms, smarter decisions, more money working for you.
24 Feb 2026
Your House Might Be Making You Sick: Mold, Brain Fog & Why Women Are Paying the Price
You’ve tried supplements. Hormone panels. Therapy. Ice baths. Maybe even blaming yourself.But what if the problem isn’t you?In Part Two with Ariana Thacker of MoldCo, we go deep on the invisible issue quietly wrecking women’s health: mold exposure.We talk about why mold is far more common than you think, how it shows up as brain fog, chronic fatigue, anxiety, infertility, pregnancy complications, and brutal menopause symptoms, and why so many women get dismissed or misdiagnosed along the way.This episode breaks down:- Why mold impacts your brain, hormones, and immune system- How it can block fertility and make pregnancy harder to achieve and sustain- The symptoms doctors often miss or minimize- How to properly test your home and your body- What prevention actually looks like- What to do if you already suspect exposureThis is not fear-mongering. It’s information women deserve sooner.If you’ve ever thought “something feels off but no one can explain it,” this conversation might change everything.🎧 Listen with curiosity. Share with your group chat. And maybe look at your walls a little differently.
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