This week the boys talk about Devil Wears Prada’s Caleb Hearon and his recent interview in the New York Times and a new MET fashion exhibit featuring mannequins with diverse body types. Then we discuss how we contextualize the comments people make about our bodies.

This week revisit our discussion of the disgraced former CEO of A&F, Britain’s new plan for fat people receiving assistance, and Guy Branum’s take on being “gifted.” Then we interview Superstore’s Chris Grace about his new show on Dropout, Chris Grace: As Scarlett Johansson.

This week we’re revisiting our review of the spooky season cult classic Thinner. The boys talk about a NYT article on the limited value of exercise and a website promoting fat mutual aid. We also discuss our surprising reactions to Steven King’s Thinner. Happy Halloween!

This week we’re revisiting our interview with Corey Sherman. We talk about the plus-sized suitor on the Bachelorette, a junk-science study on how chili peppers make you fat, and Jannarie’s new song, “Never Been Small.” Then we talk to filmmaker Corey Sherman about his new feature, “Big Boys.”

This week we’re revisiting our first LIVE episode at BiggerVegas. The boys discuss Will Poulter’s getting in shape for a Marvel movie, the escapades of a plus-sized travel blogger, and respond to audience questions and comments about chubs & chasers.

This week the boys talk about the closure of a neighborhood plus-size clothing store and a “survival guide” for online fat-phobic comments. Then we examine what we see as the rise in social isolation and apathy in the chub/chaser community.

This week the boys discuss People’s interview with Wendy the Snapple Lady (from 90s ad fame) and Japan’s plus-size clothing culture in the wake of AI and GLP1s. Then we take a deep breath heading into the success and stigma of CPAP masks.

The boys talk about Jack Black in lingerie and William Hornby’s rant against GLP-1s on Grindr. We also update the story of Trevor and the cleaning lady, and delve into stories of unexpected allies.