On this episode hosts Dana, Sirius, and Hilary discuss GLP-1s, and how they’re showing up in pop culture and politics. They unpack the Super Bowl ads and awkward displays of male power in the media. They critique a New York Times opinion piece about “leaving body positivity” and use it as a jumping off point to discuss the importance of using an intersectional lens to approach body trust. They discuss the rise in GLP-1 related deaths and incidences of scurvy, and announce the release of their ethical care guidelines for folks using GLP-1s.

00:46 Pop culture round up: the Super Bowl

17:43 Health Nuance And Backlash

21:45 Political Roots Missing in Body Positivity

28:41 Fat loss does not eradicate oppression

32:53 FDA Warnings And Deaths

55:57 Iran And War Distractions

01:01:23 Introducing our ethical care guidelines

RESOURCES

Ethical Care Guidelines for GLP1 Medications by Center for Body Trust

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The Split Inside Body Positivity Boils Down to This One Thing

Ethical Care Guidelines and Secondary Uses of GLP-1 Medications

Beyond Body Positivity

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