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🗓️ 23 February 2022
⏱️ 42 minutes
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In this episode, I sit down with the founder of Megababe and body acceptance advocate, Katie Sturino. Katie opens up about the history of her relationship with her body and being treated differently because of her size. We dive into the role the media has played in our body image and eating patterns and the freedom that comes with accepting your body. Katie talks about her series “supersize my look” and shares brands she believes in and brands she believes should be more size-inclusive.
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0:00.0 | Hello Freckle Foodie fam. I'm super super pumped about today's episode because I have wanted to have this guest on for a very long time and let me tell you every time I ask the community who do you want on the show who do you want to have like who do you want to listen to everyone always submits her so you guys we finally have her Katie Storino is on the podcast she is you probably know her from an array of things she is the founder of mega babe you guys know I talk about their thigh rescue stick all the time it is the best thing ever for |
0:30.0 | on your inner thighs or the boob sweat product she has she also is the host of the boob sweat podcast she is a body acceptance advocate she's passionate about raising awareness for size inclusivity and empowering woman she has two very popular series on Instagram super size the look and make my size where she in super size my look contrast photos of celebrities who are usually in a smaller size and then her wearing a similar outfit and then in make my |
1:00.0 | size it's more bringing awareness to brands of like hey excuse me why don't you have products that are in my size so we talk about both of those things pretty in depth she also released a new book called body talk I am about to listen to the audio version so I'm very excited and of course she runs the 12-ish style which is dedicated to plus size fashion and is kind of how she got into all of this originally we talk about a lot of things on this episode we talk about body positivity |
1:29.0 | movement but really like body neutrality and body acceptance we talk about brands and they're sometimes inability to be size inclusive and much much more I just had so much fun she's awesome she's a shit I'm pretty sure I made a new friend so go me go us very happy about that and I hope you guys enjoy this episode |
1:59.0 | freckle through the end friends talk about life size and then throw away your hesitations how the filter conversations if you've got a little and here's freckle through the end friends |
2:15.0 | Katie thank you so much for joining us I am very very excited to have you and I wanted to do a quick shout out thank you Megan Roup for connecting us she came over and I was like I saw your friends as Katie and I really want to have her my podcast can you please connect us |
2:29.0 | I love and she did yeah shit you're you're like guest list is all people that are like in my life like I like looked at your gas list I'm like yeah okay this is basically my entire circle of people I would welcome them to the freckle through the end friends community we are very happy to have you |
2:47.0 | yes and my oldest assistant Kate Boyle she also she sent me your she sent me your podcast a long time ago like because someone reached out |
2:56.0 | thank you yeah someone from mega bay reached out a while like I want to say a year plus ago being like hey we'd love to send you product because someone sent them a video or maybe she followed me and I was talking about how my thighs were chasing so badly |
3:13.0 | and I was like guys I can't play tennis because I'm just chief city like what is up this chub rub is an issue and she messaged me and was like wait can we please send you mega bay and I was like I don't know what that is but send it my way and now I swear by it so it was over |
3:29.0 | it was like very early on in mega babes but the thigh rescue is the best thing ever and now Joe has the men's version because he was stealing mine for his golfing so we're big fans |
3:40.0 | it's great that's why we made friction fighter because we just we knew Jews were taking it and I love that I love a chance for unity and I love that we found you that's great |
3:50.0 | I love that you found me too so I want to start off from like the very beginning because I think especially when we're talking about body image and our relationship with our body I do think it starts like in our childhood honestly and I would love to hear like what was we're just going to dive right in what was what's the history of your relationship with your body like |
4:17.0 | I think and so I wrote a book that came out in May of this past year and it was essentially called Body Talk and it's all about it's not my story but it's about the fact that most of these things start when you are so small and that we we lose our innocence in our body and just like our acceptance of our body we lose that really early on especially as women |
4:45.0 | and personally for me I remember being like bigger than every taller than everyone else in kindergarten and just being aware that I was taller than everyone else but the but that wasn't bad what really started to feel bad was around first grade when I was like |
5:06.0 | being treated differently than the little little kids around me because I looked older I was like I just I looked like I was in like fourth grade but I was in I was in first grade and the way that parents talk to me and I started to realize that like I somehow was doing something wrong like my body was bigger than it should have been |
5:30.0 | and so it started there and then it just escalated until I was about 30 so that yeah that that is where that's where my body journey started early on. |
5:45.0 | So I will say I wanted to practice the missions as beforehand as a very bad interviewer I have not read body talk yet I'm a big fan of yours I felt all your content but I will say I downloaded the audible version this morning so you are next. |
5:59.0 | No but I want to listen to it on audible I love listening to books read by. |
6:05.0 | I would never I would never read a single book if it weren't for audible. |
6:10.0 | I love that I hope this episode is sponsored by audible because I wish I yeah same I love I love audible so much and I I had a really hard time recording the audio book I was I was because I'm such an audible fan I was like this is going to be awesome and I I've never been able to go back and listen to it. |
6:33.0 | Because you think it'll bring up a lot of emotions for you or why. |
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