Hi, my lovely Girls Talk fan. In this episode, we discuss eating disorders. If this topic is in any

way distressing to you, this may not be the Girls Talk episode for you. Inspired by my own journey

with mental health, I founded Girls Talk, our own safe space where we share, listen and support each other.

So get cozy and join me. Adjua Burr for some much-needed girls' talk.

I am so incredibly excited to say that we have the phenomenal Mickey Kendall on the podcast today.

Mickey is the author of the New York Times bestselling book, Pud Feminism.

We cover everything.

And I mean, everything.

I shouldn't have favorites, but this is one of my favorite episodes, and I hope you enjoy it too.

It's an honor to have you on the podcast.

I mean, I devoured your book. I devour your articles. I was aware. It's an honour to have you on the podcast.

I mean, I devoured your book.

I devour your articles.

I was aware of all the work that you did before wanting to get you on the podcast,

but having to like kind of delve deeper into like more research. I was completely taken aback by your kind of rhetoric and your way of thinking. So thank you so much for

taking the time to be on the Girls Talk podcast. Thank you for having me. And yeah, you read myself.

Yeah, of course. Imagine if I was like, so, I haven't read any of your stuff, but I'd love for you to be on

the podcast. I mean, sometimes. Really? Yes. Oh, God. Okay. Well, this isn't that kind of podcast. So,

let's get going because there's so much stuff that I want to ask you. But first and foremost, as I said

before, I know lots and lots about you is verging on quite like kind of stalker

vibes, but I would love for our wonderful community to know you a bit better.

So I'd love for you to introduce yourself to the wonderful girls talk community.

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