Megan Crabbe: The Ozempic Conversation We Need to Have

Homo Sapiens

Christopher Sweeney

Relationships, Society & Culture, Sexuality, Health & Fitness, Arts

4.7 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 6 November 2025

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Love it or hate it, weight-loss drug Ozempic has become a part of queer culture. But what’s driving it? Are we witnessing the collapse of the body positivity movement? And do we actually know what the long-term risks are? Joining us is body positivity icon Megan Crabbe now officially part of the HS family as my new co-host. And where better to start with than an episode you all requested about Ozempic. Some of you love it. Some of you hate it. All of you have opinions. Click play to listen now.

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0:00.0	Megan!
0:15.4	Shall we make a podcast?
0:17.4	Shall we?
0:18.5	I think we're doing it.
0:20.4	I've poured a pot of tea.
0:21.7	Lovely.
0:22.4	What kind of tea?
0:23.3	It's English breakfast because I'm a bit vanilla like that.
0:29.1	Oh, embrace it, baby.
0:30.4	We need vanilla people.
0:32.0	Oh gosh, once you give in to being vanilla, it's really nice.
0:38.3	I hear you, yeah. I feel the same way about colouring books.
0:42.3	Like I've given in to the cosy life.
0:45.3	Oh, nice.
0:47.3	What is your home set up?
0:50.3	As in, where are you talking to me?
0:52.3	Yeah, as in like, are you like fully loved up?
0:56.0	You're just staying in these days.
0:58.0	Oh.
0:59.0	I'm talking to someone who goes to bed at 9.30.
1:02.0	That's what I'm fully loved up.
1:05.0	Girlfriend and I have just moved in together to a new house, which is very lovely, but she's away a lot because she
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