Because this is your first voyage on the Good Ship Homer Sapiens, I suppose we should talk a bit more about you.

Your amazing career. So I think I'm what they would call a classic fan. I discovered you via when you did those videos, which was like the dancing videos. What were they called?

Oh wow, don't hate the shake. Don't hate the shake.

Tell me what they were. Let's start with that. Oh my God. I mean,

we're talking like eight years ago, maybe. And that was the kind of beginnings of the online

body positive community where a small group of us were talking about accepting our bodies

and rejecting diet culture,

and we would set little challenges to do with social media.

So one day it would be post a selfie without makeup, don't overthink it, just post it.

And then one day it was post a video dancing around and embrace the party as it jiggles and challenge yourself in that way.

And I was just taking part in the challenge and it blew up and went super, super viral.

And it wasn't like me trying to be good at dancing or anything.

It was literally just I'm wearing a sports bar and some underwear jiggling around showing that it's okay to embrace your body

and find joy in it regardless of how it looks. I just remember it being very

refreshing, very exciting, you know, with like, because you had really colourful hair,

didn't you? I remember it just, it was an amazing image. And it was all colorful clothes.

It was pre-Tick-Tock.

So people weren't really, yeah,

recording dances of themselves on the internet yet.

You were TikTok before TikTok, you see.

And back then and then now, how would you describe it?

What's your job title?

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