[Chat] Gigi Hadid, Hairspray, and Size Diversity in live Diet Culture IRL

Find Your Food Voice

Julie Duffy Dillon RDN

Health & Fitness, Mental Health, Nutrition

4.9 • 749 Ratings

🗓️ 8 April 2025

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

Julie Duffy Dillon celebrates the launch of her book, 'Find Your Food Voice,' with Rachel Popik and Coleen Bremner, while discussing the intersection of diet culture and representation in musical theater. They delve into the recent controversy surrounding Gigi Hadid's casting in a Hairspray project, exploring the implications of body diversity and the responsibility of media representation.

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0:00.0	Welcome to episode 410 of the Find Your Food Voice podcast.
0:04.0	We are breaking down the Gigi Hadid and Harrispray controversy and many other things in this live recording of a diet culture IRA.
0:13.1	Let's get to it.
0:15.5	Hey there, fellow voice finder, Julie Duffy Dillon, registered dietitian, and your host. Welcome to this very special
0:23.8	episode because it is part one of a live episode that we recorded when the Find Your Food
0:30.0	Voice book was released and we were celebrating. It actually has been out for exactly two weeks
0:35.1	from when this episode is dropping. So mom and book are doing
0:39.8	very well. We are exhausted, but we're doing very well. And honestly, I just want to tell you,
0:46.0	thank you so much for the support as I have been birthing this book for the last two years.
0:51.2	So today's episode, again, is this live recording where we did a
0:55.7	di-culture IRA. And this first half, we're talking about all of the current conversation
1:01.8	within the musical theater industry and really just about size diversity as a part of
1:08.0	diversity. The team, Colleen Brebner, Rachel Poppick, and I, we discuss some of our
1:14.2	favorite parts of the Find Your Food Voice book and what we are most excited about you connecting to.
1:21.2	If you have read the Find Your Food Voice book and that is how you found me, hey, it's so nice to
1:26.1	meet you. If you're wanting more,
1:28.2	definitely catch up on the past 400 plus episodes, but I also am going to continue to write
1:33.7	what I was writing about in the Find Your Food Voice book because there's so much more to say.
1:39.2	And you can get to that conversation by subscribing to my substack. It's Find Your Food Voice. That's the name of
1:45.7	the substack newsletter. And you can do a free subscription or a paid option. I look forward to
1:52.0	continue to break down all the different nuances of living a life without dieting. No matter what
1:58.7	health condition you have, no matter what your size is, no matter
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