Big Boned

Kay Baier and Mikki Robertson are two women in their mid-twenties, discussing all topics surrounding body image and learning to love yourself.It's a new season! We feel like two totally new women so buckle up, call off work, and tune in for a bunch of stuff that only sometimes has to do with us being fat.

Kay Baier and Mikki Robertson are two women in their mid-twenties, discussing all topics surrounding body image and learning to love yourself. In this episode, the girls discuss their inner struggles with working out while still accepting the bodies they were born into. If you're plus sized and go to the gym/try to lose weight, are you a hypocrite?

Kay Baier and Mikki Robertson are two women in their mid-twenties, discussing all topics surrounding body image and learning to love yourself. In this episode, the girls reflect on their past Halloween experiences and how they feel about holidays during Covid-19. They touch on the upcoming election and a few life updates. This episode is more life based than fat based but fun regardless.

Kay Baier and Mikki Robertson are two women in their mid-twenties, discussing all topics surrounding body image and learning to love yourself. In this episode, the ladies hold their first interview with the lovely Courtney Holliday, who runs the instagram account @queerfatloud. Courtney shares her past with us and the lessons she has learned that have gotten her to where she is today. This is a loud one so buckle up.

Kay Baier and Mikki Robertson are two women in their mid-twenties, discussing all topics surrounding body image and learning to love yourself. In this episode, the girls discuss their personal inner conflicts with losing and gaining weight, how society has conditioned us to criticize others bodies, and diet culture they have participated in the past. Also, someone please explain waist beads to me.

Kay Baier and Mikki Robertson are two women in their mid-twenties, discussing all topics surrounding body image and learning to love yourself. In this episode, the girls discuss the very popular app, Instagram....maybe you've heard of it. From taking too many selfies to getting frustrated with certain creators, we touch on a bunch this episode. Yes, I know the audio is rough.

Kay Baier and Mikki Robertson are two women in their mid-twenties, discussing all topics surrounding body image and learning to love yourself. In this episode, Kay and Mikki learn that they probably shouldn't eat while recording. They also discuss their personal relationships with food and eating. They're also not a huge fan of this episode so it's ok if it's not your favorite either. Also this is a week late because I'm a dumbass.

Kay Baier and Mikki Robertson are two women in their mid-twenties, discussing all topics surrounding body image and learning to love yourself. In this episode, Kay and Mikki discuss how they each personally feel about exercise, knowing the difference between healthy and toxic habits, and their opinions on gym vs. at home workouts. Also, if you hated us recording outside, please let us know.

Kay Baier and Mikki Robertson are two women in their mid-twenties, discussing all topics surrounding body image and learning to love yourself. In this episode, the girls are recuperating after their big move, reflecting on the sentiment their clothes hold, and Mikki shares a little too much about her mental state, but no one's shocked. Also, we love our new home and we can't wait to start this new chapter

Kay Baier and Mikki Robertson are two women in their mid-twenties, discussing all topics surrounding body image and learning to love yourself. In this episode, Kay and Mikki discuss their personal romantic experiences, finding the confidence to leave bad relationships, and how the term BBW makes them feel. Also, the overnight oats from last episode turned out awful, 0/10.

Kay Baier and Mikki Robertson are two women in their mid-twenties, discussing all topics surrounding body image and learning to love yourself. In this episode, the ladies talk about some life updates, their recent mental health, and the way food and emotions can be connected. Also, no I'm not on a diet, fuck off.

Kay Baier and Mikki Robertson are two women in their mid-twenties, discussing all topics surrounding body image and learning to love yourself. In this episode, Kay and Mikki reminisce on being fat in high school and contemplate whether or not the "DUFF" actually exists. Also, they confirm the movie "The Duff" is a 0/10.

Kay Baier and Mikki Robertson are two women in their mid-twenties, discussing all topics surrounding body image and learning to love yourself. In their inaugural episode, Kay and Mikki discuss their motivations to start the series, their individual backgrounds, and the way body image is being discussed in the current state of the world.