Podcasts about substantia jones

Rebecca and Isy discuss diet culture and how we learn to feel guilty about what we eat. Along the way they also cover shame, black-and-white thinking, breaking generational cycles, and stale Oreos.We also mention Substantia Jones's Adipositivity Project - check it out!Any thoughts on this episode? We want to hear from you! Contact us on Facebook, Instagram, our website, or at contact@yestoconsent.orgSupport YES! by making a contribution to help pay hosting fees, guests, editors, and hosts!

Mollena Lee Williams-Haas is a writer, actor, singer, and distinguished member of the Kink Community. She was International Ms. Leather in 2010, hosts a fantastic podcast of her own, All That and Mo’, has written two very useful books of her own, and has several essays published in other’s books. She is married to her beloved owner and spousemiester Georg Frederich Haas, together they are the subjects of a delightful documentary called The Artist and The Pervert. This conversation is mostly about Her Kink Doula project and how she is helping folks by offering individualized coaching. We also talked about why saying a class is for everybody when it’s not if you aren’t addressing how different bodies and different skin types react to various stimuli, particularly kinky stimuli. There was also lots of just chatting about random things including travel, packing, and her best come back ever. Next week I will be posting the raw conversation as a bonus episode, where there is even more laughter and rambling, and it’s so fun. Her Podcast: All That and Mo’ Her Books: Playing Well with Others: Your Field Guide to Discovering, Exploring and Navigating the Kink, Leather and BDSM Communities by Lee Harrington and Mollena Williams The Toybag Guide to Playing With Taboo (Toybag Guides) She shouts out Substantia Jones of The Adipositivity Project: https://theadipositivityproject.zenfolio.com/

This episode of Dear Jessamyn is the last planned recording of the show. Before this possibly long (or never ending) hiatus, a newly fat Deary asks about how to love her new body. We love you all.This episode mentions: Baby News Network; Adipositivity; Substantia Jones; Samantha Irby; Bitches Gotta Eat Blog; and 2 Whole CakesDear Jessamyn is produced by Tenderfire MediaYour hosts are ashe danger phoenix and Jessamyn Stanley. This episode was edited by ashe and Produced by Kylee C. RobertsAngell Foster and Nya Williams do our social mediaJanie Leopard does our episode art Anna Rooney is Jessamyn's Chief of StaffAmber Richardson is Ashe's Chief of StaffFruit Snack does our theme music. There's a bunch more info on the episode like behind the scenes content, transcriptions, how to find us and our team and more. It's all at dearjessamyn.comYou can leave us a review on Apple Podcasts! No one should be in jail for weed. 

In this first episode of Season 3, the fatsos, Ameya and Pallavi, are joined by the inimitable Substantia Jones. Already a genius behind the lens, Substantia detonated a real bomb under fat liberation's ass with the Adipositivity Project. She brought all kinds of fat, naked bodies to life through her camera, doing all kinds of outrageous stuff. Listen to her journey through fat phobia and liberation. Many stories shared, so many giggles, some ranting and a whole lot of wisdom and love for everyone. ----------- Follow us @fatsopodcast on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Sign up for our newsletter and never miss an episode: fatsopodcast.substack.com

This final podcast for Friend of Marilyn features episodes 374, 375 and 376. These episodes are hosted by Adipositivity's Substantia Jones and MPR station manager Fraser Greig. These episodes predominantly feature tributes and testimonials from around the globe and speak to her amazing accomplishments in the Fat Studies arena. From Finland to America, from Africa to New Zealand, the tributes flow. Enjoy learning what a positive role model and advocate Caitlin Pausé truly was.

This is our very first interview with a guest. We had a great time chatting with the creator of the Adipostivity Project, Substantia Jones. We had a few sound issues, but thanks to our fabulous editor, it sounds great.  Thank you, Asherlee. We appreciate you.If you would like to be photographed for the Adipositivity Project, you can email Substantia at adipositivity @ gmail.com - No fat shamers, assholes, or jerks, please. Substantia also shared a few fun stories about awkward sex stories, fabulous sex toys, and some of her amazing exotic locations from past photoshoots.If you struggle with loving your fat body, fill your feed on IG and FB with other fat people. If you are like us and you LOVE and APPRECIATE all of Substantia's work to make fat people of all gender expressions, donate to her Patreon here:  https://www.patreon.com/adipositivityEmail us if you have any questions or want to share with us.  Sexy@BigSexyChat.com Support the show

Episode 2 is here! Merf and I are getting in our groove. (I need to get the microphone closer to my mouth.) Are you too fat for lingerie? HELL NO!  We discuss why do people feel like they might be and how to get over that NOW. We mention some of our other fat activist friends like Marcy Cruz, Saucye West, and Substantia Jones of the Adipositivity Project. (So grateful to all of them for their activism.)You can find the Sex Sling on my website  www.BlissConnection.comWe LOVE Sportsheets brand sex toy products like the Plus Size Doggy Style Strap and the Sex Sling. Fat politics, fat phobia, the b.s. that went down with 50 Cent and Mary J Blige is just so upsetting. Support the show

"Queerantine horny" is a Subtantia Jones quote from one minute into our conversation. There's nothing off limits in this conversation! This is really like brunch with Samantha Jones if she was a queer fat Southern photographer who came out late in life. Coming out later in life, living a life as a photographer of naked fat people who hasn't been shooting during quarantine, Substantia Jones is ready for "Full out Caligula" once the qurantine in over and we're back in person. We talk about love, lessons learned, sex, visions for the future, dreamy memories and creating! Join us on the virtual porch! This episode is on you tube, look up Self Care Party channel and "Live podcast recording with Substantia Jones" Substantia's website: Adipositivity.com (buy prints!) Substantia's Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/adipositivity Substantia on Instagram: Instagram.com/adipositivity Bevin's Website: FatKidDanceParty.com Bevin's Podcast Support: Patreon.com/fkdp Bevin on Instagram: Instagram.com/bevinsparty --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bevin/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bevin/support

Sofie talks to Substantia Jones about childhood, not wanting children, bad therapists, photography, fat rights, nudity, the Internet, casual sex, sexuality, self-parenting, and good quality fake plants.Content warning – coronavirus, therapy, OCD, worry, neglect, injury, hospitals, diseases, fatphobia, body image, diets, diet culture, sex, ridicule, trauma, Artwork by Justine McNicholJingle by Harriet BraineProduced by Dave Pickering Made of Human Podcast online:Twitter: @podmohFacebook: facebook.com/madeofhumanpodcastWeb: madeofhumanpodcast.comPatreon: patreon.com/mohpod Sofie Hagen online:Twitter: @SofieHagenFacebook: facebook.com/sofiehagen.komikerWeb: sofiehagen.comInstagram: @sofiehagendk

Photographer Substantia Jones joins Allison to discuss fat visibility. We discuss the challenges and joys of working with amateur models, the barriers fat people face when trying to exist let alone thrive in a world that wants them to disappear, and the utter joy of watching people embrace their bodies on camera. 

In this episode of Queers & Co., I’m joined by Dr. Charlotte Cooper, psychotherapist, cultural worker and the author of Fat Activism: A Radical Social Movement and the newly updated Fat Activist Vernacular. We chat about what it means to be a good ally, how climate activism is yet to get its act together around fat, what it means to be queer, punks who hate “normals”, the role of dance in exploring your body as a fat person and Charlotte’s encounter with a fat femme tomato lady doing a high-kick. If you haven't already, be sure to join our https://www.facebook.com/groups/301006967271836/ (Facebook community) to connect with other like-minded queer folks and allies. Find out more about Gem Kennedy and Queers & Co. Podcast Artwork by https://www.gemmadsouza.co.uk/ (Gemma D'Souza) Resources In this episode, we mentioned the following resources: Dr. Charlotte Cooper’s website http://www.hammeronpress.net/shop/paperback/fat-activism-a-radical-social-movement/ (Fat Activism: A Radical Social Movement) by Dr. Charlotte Cooper http://charlottecooper.net/fat/fat-writing/ (Fat Activist Vernacular) by Dr. Charlotte Cooper. Also available https://www.thisisunbound.co.uk/products/fat-activist-vernacular (here) (some of the proceeds go towards supporting live art in the UK) or other main ebook retailers Fat and Proud: The Politics of Size. Available https://www.whsmith.co.uk/products/fat-and-proud-politics-of-size/charlotte-cooper/paperback/9780704344730.html (here) The ebook launch of the Fat Activist Vernacular on 29th January 2020 at the Live Art Development Agency. https://www.thisisliveart.co.uk/events/fat-activist-vernacular-ebook-launch/ (Get your free ticket here) https://nolose.org/ (No Lose) Dr. Charlotte Cooper’s Twitter account Alice Coltrane’s Journey in Satchidananda is available https://open.spotify.com/album/6zV55F6W8kh1qe8LHhqRbz (here) Fat Cabaret's https://www.facebook.com/fatcabaret/ (Facebook page) Photo of Charlotte on a motorcycle by Substantia Jones. Check out the https://theadipositivityproject.zenfolio.com/about.html (Adipositivity Project) Full Transcription Full Transcriptions of every episode are available here. Gem: Welcome to the Queers & Co. Podcast. I'm your host, Gem Kennedy, and I'm very excited to be recording the first ever episode. My guest today is someone whose work I've followed and loved since first hearing about her in 2016. She's a psychotherapist and cultural worker based in East London, as well as the author of books like Fat Activism and the Fat Activist Vernacular, which we're going to talk about today. I'm very excited to welcome Dr. Charlotte Cooper. Hi Charlotte. Charlotte: Hi Gem. What a pleasure is to be here. Gem: It's so nice to have you. Thanks for agreeing to do it. Charlotte: My absolute pleasure. Gem: So, I've got lists of questions. I don't want to bombard you, but it would be really cool if we can start off with hearing a bit more about your work and then we'll chat about the Fat Activist Vernacular that's coming out soon. Charlotte: Yeah, sure. How to describe my work? I have fingers in a few pies. My main work is as a psychotherapist and I specialise in working with people who are on the edges in some way. I work with lots of queers and trans people, neurodivergent people, sex workers and also the occasional Normal comes along and I don't turn them away. I guess that's my day job, but it is a vocation as well. It's really important to me and I really love the work. I've also been making stuff for a long time so I call myself a cultural worker cause I think of making stuff as a political act. I started off making performances when I was in my teens and twenties and I have been making zines for a long time as well, probably for about 30 years cause I'm getting on a bit now. Charlotte: Lately, I've been returning more to performance and I'm sort of exploring, making different kinds of things as well. A lot of my work is about fat and...

Your pleasure matters. Join the July cohort of  my 5-week online Power in Pleasure course. Check out details and enroll at dawnserra.com/pleasurecourse. Welcome to this week's episode, it's a very special treat, but first! Did you know you can support the show? You can, on Patreon. The show is entirely self-funded, so every single dollar makes a huge difference for me. If you support at $3 and above each month, you get exclusive weekly content you can't find anywhere else and if you support at $5 per month and above, you can help me answer listener questions. This week's bonus is my chat with Adiposivity's founder Substantia Jones for the Explore More Bodies summit. We talk all about her project of photographing fat, naked bodies all around the world. Don't miss it! Head to patreon.com/sgrpodcast to support the show and get your bonus access. So, for this week's episode, in the spirit of treating myself to a vacation and working as little as possible (thank you to the person who emailed me and said I deserve a break - it felt so great to receive that support), this week's episode is my chat with Meg-John Barker from the very first Explore More Summit. Meg-John is someone I have learned SO much from and I adore their curious, compassionate approach to mental health, gender, love, and relationship. If you haven't checked out their awesome books, including one of my favorites "Rewriting the Rules", you can learn more about them here. In this interview, we talk about the ways we define love and how rigid it is, how we can find new ways to love and be in relationship, the romanticism and idea of The One that sets us up for a ton of distress, more expansive ways to approach happiness and love in our lives, self-criticism and intense emotions, and how we can begin healing and learning ways to navigate it all. Also, that book I mentioned, "Turn This World Inside Out" by Nora Samaran is recently out by AK Press, and you can grab your copy here. I'll be back next week with loads of your questions, so stay tuned! Have questions of your own you'd like featured on the show? Send me a note! Grab the full episode transcript at sexgetsreal.com/ep268 Follow Sex Gets Real on Twitter and Facebook and Dawn is on Instagram. About Host Dawn Serra: What if everything you’ve been taught about relationships, about your body, about sex is wrong? My name is Dawn Serra and I dare to ask scary questions that might lead us all towards a deeper, more connected experience of our lives. In addition to being the host of the weekly podcast, Sex Gets Real, the creator of the online conference Explore More, I also work one-on-one with clients who are feeling stuck, confused, or disappointed with the ways they experience desire, love, and confidence. It’s not all work, though. In my spare time, you can find me adventuring with my husband, cuddling my cats as I read a YA novel, or obsessing over MasterChef Australia. Listen and subscribe to Sex Gets Real Listen and subscribe on iTunes Check us out on Stitcher Don't forget about I Heart Radio's Spreaker Pop over to Google Play Use the player at the top of this page. Now available on Spotify. Search for "sex gets real". Find the Sex Gets Real channel on IHeartRadio. Hearing from you is the best Contact form: Click here (and it's anonymous)

In this episode, Helen is joined by Sofie Hagen to talk about her new book Happy Fat: Taking Up Space in a World that Wants to Shrink You (out now!) Among many other wonderful things, Sofie talks about the original Fat Activists who campaigned for, well, their basic human rights, explains how to be a good friend to a fat person and treats us to a saucy story about a semi-famous Danish musician…Sofie Hagen is a comedian, writer, podcaster and fat activist. You can find her podcasts at Made of Human and Secret Dinosaur Cult. THEY. ARE. GREAT. You can follow Sofie @SofieHagen on Twitter and @sofiehagendk on Instagram. Find her tour dates and sign up for her newsletter at www.sofiehagen.com. In the podcast, Sofie also recommends the following people:Megan Crabbe who you can find @BodyPosiPanda.Substantia Jones who you can find @adipositivity.Fat Lot of Good is presented by Helen Thorn and produced by Maddie Hickish. The theme tune was composed by John Thorn with jingles by Simon Toner. Helen is on instagram @helenwearsasize18 and Twitter @helen_thorn. You can find Maddie @maddiehickish on both instagram and twitter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Activist and photographer Substantia Jones joins us to discuss recovery from chronic dieting, taking pleasure in food, using photography to find body love, the patriarchy’s influence on beauty ideals, the role of romantic relationships in our body image journey, the power of the diet industry, coping with hatred and online trolls, and much more! PLUS, Christy answers a listener question about how to deal with fatphobic “workplace wellness” programs. Photo-activist Substantia Jones created, manages, and is sole photographer for the fat acceptance campaign, The Adipositivity Project. The website, which just celebrated its 10th anniversary, hosts a diverse and growing collection of hundreds of her photographs of fat people of all genders, mostly women, mostly nude.  The mission of Jones’ work is to combat sizeist bigotry and weight-related misinformation, to promote recognition of an individual’s body autonomy, and to encourage critical thinking and enlightened discussion of body politics. Jones lectures in schools and universities (with slideshow!), but her work is done primarily with photography, subverting this tool commonly used in promoting body shame, and using it instead to demystify the fat body and give it the respect and visibility too often denied it by the media and popular culture. The message is to love your body, and to allow others to love their own. Her photography has been featured globally in books, magazines, and news outlets, and has been exhibited in galleries and museums internationally. She is a happily fat woman who lives in New York City and quotes Monty Python a lot. Maybe too much. Find her online at adipositivity.com. Get Christy's NEW online course for fellow health & wellness pros, Master Your Anti-Diet Message, at christyharrison.com/message! If you're ready to give up dieting once and for all, join Christy's Intuitive Eating Fundamentals online course at christyharrison.com/course. To learn more about Food Psych and get full show notes for this episode, go to christyharrison.com/foodpsych. Ask your own question about intuitive eating, Health at Every Size, or eating disorder recovery at christyharrison.com/questions.

This week, Rock and Spectre are joined by Substantia Jones, founder of The Adipositivity Project, to talk about fat love, sex and relationships, body acceptance, the spirals of weight loss and weight gain and the multi-billion dollar industries they support, feminism and f**kyouism! Some more about Adipositivity and our guest: The Adipositivity Project aims to promote the acceptance of benign human size variation and encourage discussion of body politics, not by listing the merits of big people, or detailing examples of excellence (these things are easily seen all around us), but rather through a visual display of fat physicality. The sort that's normally unseen. The hope is to broaden definitions of physical beauty. Literally. Substantia Jones is the founder of and photographer for the photo-activism campaign, The Adipositivity Project, and runs both FatPeopleFlippingYouOff.com and UppityFatty.com. She has spoken about body politics on NPR, Sirius/XM, and The Pacifica Radio Network, as well as on radio stations in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. She's also the producer and host of the four-part radio series PolitiSIZE on WBAI-FM in New York City. She’s contributed to books by Random House, Seal Press, Ten Speed Press, and Vignette, and lectures internationally at colleges and universities.

Substantia Jones joins us to discuss how she uses photography and nudity to explore beauty standards and promote body acceptance. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The search for a relationship -- or just a decent date -- can be difficult for anyone. But for people who identify as overweight, the journey can be even more daunting. In the latest episode of the HuffPost Love+Sex Podcast, co-hosts Carina Kolodny and Noah Michelson explore how weight can affect relationships and sex. The episode was inspired by a young man named Daniel who is overweight and emailed asking for advice about finding a woman to date. Along with Daniel's very personal story, Kolodny and Michelson also talked to Kelly Shibari (pictured above), a model, adult entertainer, publicist and the first plus-size woman to appear on the cover of Penthouse Forum; Substantia Jones, who proudly embraces the term "fat" and launched the Adipositivity Project to help others discover their own beauty; and Sarah Varney, the author of "XL Love: How The Obesity Crisis Is Complicating America's Love Life" See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.