In this episode, Tiffany speaks with Rev. Dr. Angela Yarber, the Executive Director of the Holy Women Icons Project, a non-profit seeking to empower marginalized women by telling the stories of revolutionary holy women through art, writing, and special events. She holds a PhD in Art and Religion with an emphasis on the role of women's bodies in world religions. Angela is also a retired professional dancer, award-winning author, artist, and queer clergywoman. Affirming and celebrating the body is a big part of her folk-feminist iconography, intersectional feminist writing, and the retreats and courses she teaches.

CONTENT:  Recounts of queer discrimination, anorexia, bulimia, compulsive over-exercising, body dysmorphia, recounts of fatphobia, heavy religious themes, and mention of pornography. Listener discretion is advised. 

In this episode, Tiffany speaks with Remijio Mendoza, a student at Eastern Washington University studying Psychology and Ethnic Studies with emphasis on indigenous and Latinx identities. As a queer Latino, Remi is a strong believer that peoples’ identities play a pivotal role in our relationships with the cultural and systemic structures we surround ourselves with.

CONTENT: gender roles, gender identity, gender expression, gender spectrum, masculinity, white privilege, experiences of racism and colorism, depression, white passing, immigration, the relationship between weight and health, and serious topics discussed in a lighthearted manner concerning gender identity but still handled with care. Listener discretion is advised. 

In this episode, Tiffany speaks with Brooke Lacey, producer and host of Mental Illness Life, a podcast about living successfully with mental illness. Brooke talks about how having bipolar affects her body image, what it was like to have breast reduction surgery, and living with mental illness. 

***CONTENT*** explicit language, Bipolar I, PTSD, sexualization, sex, pretty shaming, weight fluctuations, internalized fatphobia, and in-depth descriptions of breast reduction surgery. Listener discretion is advised.

In this episode, Sammi Tucker shares how she lost her arm in a motorcycle accident, and how it was a turning point in the way she lived her life and thought about her body. Sammi is a mindset coach, and brings some great tips to listeners to live in their truth and learn what's best for them.

***CONTENT*** This episode contains discussions of body dysmorphia, body shaming, recounts of fatphobia, spirituality, body-mind connection, weight loss, graphic recounts of bodily trauma, amputation, disability, and near death experience. Listener discretion is advised.

In this episode, Lynda Wolters shares her experience as a cancer patient, and how her body story has evolved as she's gone through the physical changes that come with cancer and chemo.

***CONTENT*** This episode contains discussions of bulimia, internalized fat-phobia, terminal cancer, body dysmorphia, and weight fluctuations. Listener discretion is advised.

In this episode, Eden Ganya shares her experience of learning to love her nose as a black woman living in America surrounded by white beauty standards. 

***CONTENT*** This episode contains discussions of family dysfunction, abuse, spirituality, internalized racism, racial tension, the 2016 election and presidency. Listener discretion is advised.

In this episode, Lindsey Luna shares her story of healing her adult acne from the inside out  and learning to love her dark body hair.

***CONTENT*** This episode contains discussions including body shaming, mention of trauma, mention of mental illness, and mention of dysfunctional family life. Listener discretion is advised.

In this episode, Jenn shares her experience with weight-loss surgery, gaining the weight back, and finding where self love truly comes from.  

***CONTENT*** This episode contains explicit language, discussions of weight loss surgery, weight gain, parenting and weight talk, and food and diet relationships.  

In this episode, Jonathan Stratton shares his experience of being a man in the age of body positivity.

***CONTENT*** This episode contains discussions of weight gain, food and diets, recounts of fat phobia, religion, familial relationships, military culture, body shaming, and political affiliations. 

In this episode, McKenzie Olver shares her experience of seeking medical care while living in a larger body, as well as what it's like to work with a body-positive trainer.

***CONTENT*** This episode contains discussions including: explicit language, disordered eating, and recounts of fatphobia.