Episode 3: Weight Weight Don't Tell Me Content Warning

This episode discusses sensitive topics including childhood trauma, body image, and mental health. While we approach these subjects with care, please be mindful of your own well-being while listening.

Episode Summary

In this raw and emotional episode, Rebekah and Sam dive deep into some profound and personal topics. They explore the complex feelings of shame that can arise from artistic creations and delve into how childhood experiences may shape these emotions. The conversation takes an introspective turn as they debate the delicate balance between staying true to one's artistic vision and considering audience influence.

Rebekah also opens up about her recent experience with a weight loss treatment, bringing a personal touch to broader discussions about body image and societal pressures.

This episode is a journey through vulnerability, creativity, and personal growth. Buckle up for an emotional and authentic conversation that promises to resonate with many.

Highlights

• Exploring the deep shame sometimes associated with artistic creations
• Discussing the potential links between childhood experiences and current emotions
• Debating the role of audience influence in art
• Rebekah's candid sharing about her experience with a weight loss treatment
• Raw, emotional conversations about personal growth and self-acceptance

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• Date: August 30th
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Credits

Hosted by: Rebekah Henderson & Samuel Gonzalez Produced by: Rebekah Henderson Edited by: Rebekah Henderson

Off Color Theme Song by James Meakim 

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