Call your body posse sisters, hush those diet culture whispers. We like your body big or small.

Rolls and ripples all for all.

Sit on down.

It's time to chat.

She's all fat. I'm Sophie and this is She's All Fat, the

podcast for Fat positivity, radical self-love, and chill vibes only.

In this episode we're talking about sex and intimacy and quarantine with

Sonale Roshadwar, aka the fat sex therapist.

A quick note, we recorded this interview before the police murders of George Floyd and successive

Black Lives Matter protests, which is why we don't talk about them in this episode.

Make sure to listen for our call to action at the end of the app to do your part to counter anti-Black violence.

But first, it's time for our S-A-F book club.

Every week this season, we'll be reading a chapter of Fearing the Black Body,

the Racial Origins of Fatphobia by

Sabrina Strings as a team, and we want the Fat Malie to do the same. Check the show notes

for independent Black-owned bookstores to find your copy. I'll usually start each episode with some

thoughts, some questions on what I learned from this week's chapter but since

chapter one and two comprise a special part one of the book we'll have some more

specific exercises next week after we've read

chapter two and can talk about part one together. While you're reading, please take the

time to journal about what comes up for you when you're reading this work. If you're

white or a non-black person of color,

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