We Are Still Hungry

We Are Still Hungry

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We Are Still Hungry episodes

  • Episode 100: Look at all those blirds!
    It's Pride Month so the Hungry Hosts have so much gay stuff to talk about: RuPaul rapping about sex, Nina West and her ice cream, and the sound of male ejaculation. Katy Perry's song "Never Really Over" is all the hotness, but leaving the Black distiller out of Jack Daniels's history is not hot. "The beach is going to get whatever body I give it," in this week's Fatphobic Disaster, and Paula gives us some great tips on how to dismantle diet culture. Recommendations are "Always Be My Mabye" on Netflix and the podcast, "Anthem Humunculus".
    1 hr 11 min
  • Episode 99: Chubby Diarrhea
    Keanu Reeves, Drag Story Time, Roseanne is alien-queer, Rainbow washing for PRIDE, The Biggest Loser, Chubby Diaries, The Statue of Liberty, Harriet Tubman, To Live & Die in LA, Booksmart, Carly Rae Jepson
    1 hr 1 min
  • Episode 97: Dead Baby Town By The Sea
    Taylor Swift wrote a song called "ME" and your hungry hosts have a problem with it. The Jonas Brothers are so goddamn cute. Seriously. They also break down Justin Bieber inflating Christ Brown's ego, and Britney Spears.
    The Fatphobic Disaster is Avengers Endgame and Thor in a goddamn fatsuit.
    The Body Politics Win is LITERALLY anything Lizzo says or does. The FUS History Lesson is the Newark Riots o 1967. The MakeupMinute is TatBrow and Becca UnderEye Primer.
    Recommendations are: Special and Homecoming on Netflix.
    1 hr 1 min
  • Episode 95: It's NASA, not Gay NASA
    Your Hungry Hosts are still about a month behind but we're quickly catching up. They talk about the Kardashians, Leaving NeverLand and Nene and Porsha.
    The Fatphobic disasteris the Morning After PIll, and we're also mad at NASA.
    The FUS is that a man SWATted another man and he was killed by the police.
    The recommendations are Lizzo and Catastrophe!
    45 min

About We Are Still Hungry

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Amy S. Bridges and Paula D. Atkinson are Washington DC friend-wives hungry for more social justice, feminism, and truth around our culture's propaganda of weight stigma, diet mentality and thin…