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Rob and I discuss living with multiple disabilities and how society can be less ableist.

In this episode, I talk with Registered Dietician Dalia Kinsey about the racist roots of fatphobia, the problematic exclusivity of dietetics, and how she is decolonizing wellness. 

In this episode, I interview outspoken afropessimist Saint who introduces afropessimism and social death, and we discuss social change, Black Lives Matter, how deep antiblackness runs, and why the end of antiblackness would mean the end of the world. 

In this episode, Sarah discusses why it is problematic to idolize people who hoard wealth and power in society, and why we should constantly criticize the people and systems around us to avoid cosigning violence. 

Sarah tackles the recent controversy over Jameela Jamil being involved in a ballroom show when she is not a part of the community, and her subsequent coming out as queer and using her identity as a means to justify invading a space she does not belong in. 

In this episode, Sarah discusses Jillian Michaels' recent ignorant comments about Lizzo's health, and why this reflects a greater issue of a culture that holds toxic (racist) values around health and fitness.

Sarah discusses why we need to end the Drug War once and for all and work towards harm reduction and prison abolition, towards a society in which there is education on drugs and resources for addiction rather than a culture of shame and judgment. 

In this episode, Sarah talks about some important habits to take control of one's mental health.

In this episode, Sarah proclaims veganism as the *only* way to truly live in peace and compassion with the entire universe. 

Sarah tackles the Taylor Swift copying Beyonce controversy and why it points to a greater system of racial inequality.

Sarah discusses the impact of the fashion industry on workers, health, the environment, and non-human animals. 

In this episode, Sarah discusses the importance of increasingly more representative programming like Netflix's new show Special, appreciating the vision and leadership of marginalized folks, and keeping their safe spaces safe.