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Have we met our doppelgänger??? If so, it’s Paige Vanderbeck of The Fat Feminist Witch Podcast, who joins us to talk about walking an untraditional Witchcraft path. Spoiler alert: this episode is full of rabbit holes, which include the intangible in Witchcraft, speaking with Spirits, crossing “The Quarantine Line,” and Sasquatch. Also, Hilary is mad because Courtney and Kanani won’t let her open her birthday presents early. Audio transcript to follow. Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review us on your favorite podcast platform! Have you checked out our Etsy store? Our Guest TodayPaige Vanderbeck has been the host of The Fat Feminist Witch Podcast since 2015, but rode into witchcraft on the Wiccan wave of the 90s. Despite being a total Capricorn, she’s always entertained the mystical and unbelievable and has made the search for it her life’s purpose. She’s written and spoken about modern witchcraft, fat acceptance, and feminism on her own website, Medium, Revelist, The Dot, Flare; and on the New World Witchery, Magick and Mediums, Cannabis Act, and Hippie Witch podcasts. She trained as a doula with toLabor in NYC, studied history and humanities at Douglas College in British Columbia, and graduated from the Tourism and Travel program at St. Clair College in Ontario. Paige lives in Windsor, Ontario, Canada with her cat Clover, a betta named Fish, and a house full of ghosts. Visit her online at thefatfeministwitch.comResource ListThe Fat Feminist Witch Fat Feminist Witch Podcast at PodbeanGreen Witchcraft by Paige VanderbeckThat Witch Life Etsy StoreDetroit Conjure FestivalPaganiconBoston Tea Room“Bigfoot and Lightning Bug” on Toasted Sister PodcastSasquatch Field GuideThe Natural Psychic by Ellen Dugan

Cissy "grew up in hell", she says. Hyper-competent and emotionally disconnected, she managed to keep her trauma at bay, until it came crashing in in the form of panic attacks in college. She was diagnosed with PTSD and started therapy, but her redemption came through writing and through mothering her adopted child. Through mothering she realized what she truly missed as a child: to feel safe, to be seen, to be loved. It's not the bad stuff that happened to her that matter the most, it's what was missing. Once she could see that, she could heal.Bio: Cissy White’s goal is to make talk about trauma and healing less clinical and more conversational, less abstract and more accessible. She's currently working at the ACEs Connection as the Northeast Community Facilitator and Parenting with ACEs Community, Manager. She has given national speaking events, and her advocacy and writing have been featured in publications such as the Atlantic, the Boston Globe, Revelist, Ms. Magazine, and Spirituality & Health. She believes the trauma-sensitive movement must be survivor-led and anything that claims to be trauma-informed must be informed by trauma survivors.Links:Health Journeys (Guided Imagery Resources)Belleruth Naparstek, founder of Health Journeys, author of Invisible Heroes: Trauma Survivors and How They HealBernie Siegel, author of Love, Medicine & Miracles ACEs Study-RelatedACEs Connection,ACEs Too High,Childhood Disruptedbook by Donna Jackson Nakazawa and TedTalk on Childhood Traumaby Dr. Nadine Burke Harris

Jessica Torres is a body positive fashion blogger, beauty influencer, and reporter who is best known for her work with Revelist. She’s built a huge following, become a very recognizable face in our feeds, and built an amazing community around her celebration of her body, and her own standard of beauty and fashion.   In this interview, Jessica and I discuss her own personal journey to become body positive. Like many plus size women, Jessica grew up hiding until she got to college when she was able to come out to the world as her curvy, confident self. Jessica stopped waiting for approval and decided to begin living her life authentically and fashionably, and sharing that with the world through her blog.   When she started working at Revelist, the visibility of her work was launched to a whole new level. Now, she’s focused on staying grounded, keeping her sense of humor, and holding space for the days when, even as a very prominent body positive influencer, she may not love her body. It’s a great reminder for all of us that body positivity is a journey, not a destination. And that journey is very individual. We can all take a page from Jessica’s playbook!   Key takeaways:   Growing up “closeted” as a curvy woman “Coming out” curvy in college How Jessica got started as a blogger How Jessica uses humor to cope with the challenges of navigating the world as a curvy-bodied woman Why being a plus size blogger is about way more than fashion Mirror work and other practices Jessica uses to stay grounded in a culture that can make us obsessive about our appearances, especially as influencers! The importance of having a community of strong, body positive women to support us on our journeys How Jessica’s boldness in presenting her life, and speaking out about her experiences, has paid off big! Why it’s okay to not love your body every single day   Mentioned in this episode:   Jessica’s website Jessica’s work for Revelist Jessica’s Instagram Jessica’s YouTube channel Melinda’s Bathtub Moment   Share the Body Love!   Share what you learned here via Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, or Twitter   Subscribe on iTunes and leave a review. I love hearing what you have to say!   Post your own experiences, thoughts, and feedback to social media using the hashtag #healthyatanysize!

Download EB006 Fat-Shamed at the Doctor with Evette Dionne  What would you do if your doctor fat-shamed you?  Would you go back?  Evette Dionne, senior news and identity editor at the Revelist, explains in an article titled I Got Fat-shamed at the Doctor – and They Completely Missed the Problem her story.   Her voice is an important one and on today's episode, she shares her intersectional feminist  insights on the Body Positivity Movement, how Beyoncé has inspired the young black feminist movement and so much more.   “One of the biggest things is that doctors are treating fat.  They are trying to figure out a way to make fat people permanently thinner.”   – Evette Dionne    This Week on the Every Body Podcast:  Her experience being fat-shamed by a doctor   Where doctors get their ideas of pathologizing women’s bodies  Why she has a complicated feeling about the Body Positivity Movement  Ways in which the intersection of race, gender, ability plays out in our culture  The ways Beyoncé has contributed to black feminism    How she keeps trolls out of her life   Evette's Words of Wisdom  Body positivity  is a journey. Your experiences and the way you feel about yourself from day to day is simply a small part of the bigger journey. It doesn't derail the path to loving yourself fully – it's just part of the journey.  Rate & Share Every Body    Thank you for joining me this week on the Every Body podcast. If you enjoyed this week’s episode,  head over to iTunes, subscribe to the show and leave a review to help us spread the word to Every Body!    Don’t forget to  visit our website, follow us on  Facebook,  Twitter, and  Instagram, and join our mailing list so you never miss an episode!     

When it comes to romantic communication, texting and online messaging can be gentle introductions into IRL conversation, or mediums in which you can royally screw another person. Some of us daters of a certain age - ahem - started this whole dating thing before cell phones were glued into our hands. Others grew up with instant communication as the norm. But how can all of us muddle through the dating world with clashing views of normalcy, etiquette, and preference when it comes to getting to know each other, digitally and in person? On today's show, we're joined by Melissa Stanger, Senior Lifestyle Editor at Revelist, and Shana Lebowitz, Strategy Reporter at Business Insider, to discuss technology and modern romance. What do we all love and hate about texting and instant messaging? Can we get a clear picture of who someone is via how they text? What are we working towards in making sure we feel proud of our own actions? And where can we eat in NYC without the light of a dozen iPhone messing up the ambiance of our pasta and prosciutto?

Kurt Metzger Interview - Denise Knee Dislocation Live who will do the intro tonight to start this episode ? Biga does the opening and has phone issues and we talk about paul being cheap and paul wonders why biga is not in studio and has money for a gym membership and i told paul that i am helping jordan rosengarten of talkin fit instagram. paul is asking how biga's job search is going and where big can work. and we give a update for sean morton wife Giovanna update: Both parts of her surgery were a HUGE success. That cancer is gone. Bye. See ya. She's in recovery now. I can't even tell you how much I appreciate and love every single one of you for all the love, prayers and support you've all given. Her words were "tell them we'll send a picture or video later!" No rock star, baseball player or comic. That woman... Is my only hero paul asked biga how his workout was and biga said very good and felt good about working out again and paul forgot his change of clothes and did not work out this week we are now talking about kurt metzger The comedienne criticized writer Kurt Metzger, who works on her Comedy Central show Inside Amy Schumer, for comments he posted to his Facebook page last weekend. Aaron Glaser has been accused of sexual assault, and Metzger’s post, while slightly incoherent, appeared to challenge how legitimate the accusations are. Kurt Metzger wrote. “What this powerful man was gonna block you from level two? Go to the cops as a group and hold hands it you gotta. Otherwise you are just a typical lynch mob and luckily the guy isn’t black so no one is calling you that. A male comic has been banned from a New York comedy club after several women accused him of rape and sexual assault.Comedian Aaron Glaser was barred from his monthly gig at the Upright Citizens Brigade theater after multiple women came forward with allegations of sexual assault, harassment, and rape, Revelist first reported.“I wasn’t able to give consent, I couldn’t speak, it was like my body was too heavy,” a woman who said she was raped by Glaser told Revelist.The woman asked to remain anonymous. we are talking about how Amy has to do to protect her self because she is so big now and now we are now talking about mike ward and he was fined $42,000 http://heatst.com/culture- wars/comedian­fined­42000­for­telling­a­joke/ biga finds a great clip about Woman goes off on alleged ‘perv’ fondling himself on subway http://nypost.com/2016/08/16/woman­goes­off­on­perv­fondling­himself­on­subway we are talking about uber's having no drivers and we all think that would be a giant mess . now on the phone is Kurt Metzger to get his side of the mess . he cant tell everything about this. but he tells us what he can . kurt did not choose his words correctly and did not know all the details and now he does now know more details but cant say it now and people really got hurt and the focus should not be on Kurt and he is sorry that everything got twisted with Amy schumer and kurt will try to make things right and people that hate him and want to ruin his life and dont care about kurt. kurt will not 2nd guess his funny jokes and if he is a clown he is a clown. and we wish him the best and his career is not done . and it took his heart out to think that rapist think it said anything wrong and it was a media wrecking ball at the end of the kurt interview Denise dislocated her replacement knee and she is dizzy and faint and cant walk and paul called 911 and called it in and denise is in pain and she might be more in shock but it really hurts and it is locked up and cant move and it looks weird and hopefully it is not as bad as it feels and looks bad . and there is no driver to get to denise now and biga saw the knee and it does not look good . the cops are on there way and we will keep you up to date on denises knee . this happened during the show

In our latest look at the week in geek, guest-host Victoria McNally from Revelist joins us for a deep dive into the future of the DC movie universe (including a Harley Quinn flick and the arrival of new head honcho Geoff Johns), the latest Ghostbusters trailer (and the backlash thereto), and the sci-fi TV announced at the big network up-front events.