In the last episode of The Babesment, Stef + Jules talk about how to cope with the hole in your podcast feeds, what comes next for each of them, the inevitable T Swift update, and the immense joy and gratitude that comes with being a part of other women’s healing.

Alex Dacy, AKA @wheelchair_rapunzel, shares all about advocating for disability representation and being confident in your body, regardless of ability. Ableness is a missing piece in many of the body liberation conversations, which makes Alex’s voice a powerful one for this moment.

We went live in The Babesment to answer some audience questions, from finding a balance between body love and body neutrality, how to talk about body changes, tips for shopping when it can feel triggering, managing your expectations, and what they’d tell Taylor Swift if they ever ran into her in an elevator.

Gabriela Mejia dives into the mission of Hollaback! and how they aim to end harassment for good.

Goodbye isn’t the end. Stef + Jules share the future of the podcast, how to support the content you love, and where you can find and connect with them.

Arielle Estoria joins us to talk about acting, art, and learning to embody yourself when you feel more comfortable playing characters.

Dr. Joshua Wolrich talks about advocating for your own health and getting proper care at any weight, the dangers of health stigmas in the medical industry, and why it’s important to acknowledge that food is not medicine.

Stef + Jules explore the concept of owning yourself and your body to lean into your purpose.

We talk to Katie Pijanowski about learning to trust yourself and how she’s changing the narrative of fitness from the inside out.

Perfectionism affects more than just body image and our relationship with food: it affects nearly every aspect of our lives. Stef + Jules explore how perfectionism is impacting you and what you can do to push back against it.

Kathleen Layer shares the story of where her distorted body image came from, the dangerous cycle between dieting and binging, and how everything started to click once she discovered intuitive eating.

On any journey of self-growth, there are going to be moments where you have to step into the unknown. During those times, it’s crucial that we learn to develop self-trust, and to recognize that that takes time.

Cat Saavedra of POP! Culturally Aware talks about how she came to love and accept herself and how to feel like the main character of your own life.

Nina Boyce talks about her transition into motherhood, what her journey to loving and accepting her body throughout that process has been like, and how she’s had to learn to give herself grace for the many things in life that we can’t control.

Stef + Jules discuss the tricky balance of separating self-worth from your body image, while still being able to appreciate and love your body on your own terms.

Ameya + Pallavi of the “Fat. So?” podcast talk about the challenges of being a fat woman in India and their personal journeys of body acceptance.

Continuing our Summer Q&A extravaganza from last week, Stef + Jules address more of your questions and discuss the anti-fatness in medicine and education, and exercising for health; not for weight. Oh, and they pick a fight with Noom.

Stef + Jules answer your questions about trying to enjoy movies and TV shows featuring casual misogyny, having conversations when someone wants to talk about weight loss, and our favorite Taylor Swift songs for good times and bad.

Morgan Fazio shares the story of how she found herself in serious pain and learned to take charge of her health, advocate for herself, and find relief.

Vinnie + Ashley of Heartfelt Cycle join us to discuss their mission and how they’re building a community of diverse people, encouraging them to come together and connect with their bodies in new ways.

We talk about how diet culture keeps you from living your life (no matter what body you’re in), how you can choose to love your figure, and our latest T-Swift theories.

Racquel Wallen + Chris Song talk about the ways which diet culture tries to whitewash healthism and strip out cultural heritage.

Kelly Roberts talks about drinking the poison punch of diet culture, why running sucks and is also awesome, and embracing your sports bra.

Stef + Jules talk about the triggers that can come up around summertime, and how everyone deserves to enjoy their summer free of guilt or shame.