Multimedia

DOCUMENTARIES

• Averill, L, & Lieberman, V. (Directors). (2017). Fattitude [Film]. Women Make Movies.
• Detlefsen, L., & Kjeldsen, L. U. (Directors). (2019). Fat front [Film]. Level K.
• Finlay, J. (Director). (2023). Your fat friend [Film]. Glimmer Films.
• Kristjansson, M. (Director). (2011). The fat body (in)visible [Film]. Riots Not Diets Productions.

PODCASTS

• Burnt Toast hosted by Virginia Sole-Smith: “Weekly conversations about how we dismantle diet culture and fatphobia, especially through parenting, health and fashion.”
• Food Psych Podcast hosted by Christy Harrison: “Helping you make peace with food and break free from diet culture.”
• Heavy Conversation hosted by Jody Koenig and Bruce Sturgell: “Heavy Conversation discusses the issues many plus size people deal with every day.”
• Maintenance Phase hosted by Aubrey Gordon & Michael Hobbes: “Debunking the junk science behind health fads, wellness scams and nonsensical nutrition advice.”

PODCAST EPISODES

• Ciesemier, K. (Host). (2024). Laughter is the best medicine with Samantha Irby [Audio podcast episode]. In United Bodies. Ms. Studios. https://msmagazine.com/podcast/laughter-is-the-best-medicine-with-samantha-irby/
• Cole, R. W. (2018). Belly activism and the war on stomachs with fat activist Marilyn Wann [Audio podcast episode]. In Belly Love. Apple Podcasts.
• Cox, L. (Host). (2021). Fatphobia and diet culture [Audio podcast episode]. In The Laverne Cox Show. Spotify. https://open.spotify.com/episode/5252pMDQG0oBUm7qGMzgFg
• Dodson, T. (Host). (2022). Bring your fatness into your activism: A conversation with Desiree Adaway [Audio podcast episode]. In The Live Your Best Fat Life Podcast. Spotify. https://open.spotify.com/episode/6hTFBa179fSNT4ShSetGYV
• Gonzalez, B., & Sandoval, D. (Hosts). (2021). How to liberate from diet culture with Virgie Tovar [Audio podcast episode]. In Tamarindo. Sonoro. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-to-liberate-from-diet-culture-with-virgie-tovar/id1102882792?i=1000508459562
• Haggerty, J. (Host). (2019). It’s OK to be fat with Victoria Welsby [Audio podcast episode]. In The BodyLove Project with Jessi Haggerty. Body Love Studio. https://bodylovestudio.libsyn.com/ep-060-its-ok-to-be-fat-with-victoria-welsby
• Jamil, J. (Host). (2020). Stephanie Yeboah [Audio podcast episode]. In I Weigh with Jameela Jamil. Earwolf. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/stephanie-yeboah/id1498855031?i=1000485255350
• Luse, B. (Host). (2023). It’s time to have the ‘fat talk’ with our kids – and ourselves [Audio podcast episode]. In It’s Been a Minute. NPR. https://www.npr.org/2023/06/06/1180411890/its-time-to-have-the-fat-talk-with-our-kids-and-ourselves
• Race-Newmark, E. (Host). (2024). Collective body positivity with Virgie Tovar [Audio podcast episode]. In This Is How We Care. This Is How We Care. https://www.thisishowwecare.com/season-2/episode-7/collective-body-positivity-virgie-tovar
• Scritchfield, R. (Host). (2017). Why we all need fat activism with Marilyn Wann, Author of Fat!So? And creator of the YAY! Scale [Audio podcast episode]. In Body Kindness. Body Kindness. https://podcasts.apple.com/sg/podcast/53-why-we-all-need-fat-activism-marilyn-wann-author/id1073275062?i=1000393939763
• Sofia, M. (Host) & Strings, S. (Guest). (2020). Fat phobia and its racist past and present [Audio podcast episode]. In Short Wave. NPR. https://www.npr.org/transcripts/893006538
• Summers, J. (Host). (2023). Author Aubrey Gordon wants to debunk myths about fat people [Audio podcast episode]. In Consider This. NPR. https://www.npr.org/2023/01/12/1148865090/author-aubrey-gordon-wants-to-debunk-myths-about-fat-people
• Wilson, J. (Host). (2024). Fat liberation and size freedom policies with Tigress Osborn [Audio podcast episode]. In Making It Awkward. Making It Awkward Pod. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fat-liberation-and-size-freedom-policies-with/id1698799122?i=1000645458164

OTHER

• The Adipositivity Project https://theadipositivityproject.zenfolio.com/all
  • 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.
• Fat Lib Archive https://fatlibarchive.org/
  • A collection of the fat liberation cultural and organizing history we have access to: zines, flyers, articles, audio recordings, and other evidence of the lives of fat liberation-oriented queers, anarchists, feminists, lesbians, and revolutionaries from the 1970s to today, mostly from the US and the UK.