“Faith is generated in the atmosphere of experience” – Bill Johnson

“Life is too short to spend another day at war with yourself.” – Ritu Ghatourey

Today’s guest is Melissa A. Fabello, a domestic violence prevention and sexuality educator, eating disorder and body image activist, and the editor of Everyday Feminism.

In this episode we discuss:

* Why you don’t need to wait for December to celebrate the new year

* Why language adds a layer of confusing, subjective connotation to objective words like “health” and “fat”

* Why we need to be teaching our youth media literacy

And we discuss the greatest movie of all time, Josie and the Pussycats—and why we need to take off the pussycat ears!

CONNECT WITH MELISSA:

WEBSITE: melissafabello.com

EVERYDAY FEMINISM: everydayfeminism.com

TWITTER: @fyeahmfabello

Read more about Melissa and today’s conversation at In My Skinny Genes.

Join the conversation at facebook.com/findingourhunger. 

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MENTIONED IN THE PODCAST:

* WATCH: Josie and the Pussycats Movie

* WEAR: Turn On by Urban Decay

Stay hungry,

@MissSkinnyGenes