Call them body posse sisters, hush those diet culture whispers.

We like your body big or small.

Rose and wimples 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.

It's another time capsule episode, Babies.

I hope you're liking this bonus season we put together.

I'm excited for you to hear today's release because it features a guest, our patrons will be hearing a lot more

from during season six.

Secret, secrets. Hi Fat Malie, Junior producer Yelli here.

Before we start I just want to give a quick reminder that we recorded this

interview back in February of this year, back before COVID and the surge of protests against police brutality.

In this episode, Abby and Sophie discussed the cop comedy Brooklyn 99.

Abby and the team both thought that it would be a good idea to update the top of this episode with a little self-reflection and education from this moment here in October

when black people are still being brutalized and murdered by police across the US.

I did some research for us and we want to shout out Kena, who is Human Espresso on Tik-Tock.

We learned a lot about copaganda from their videos and we'll link them in the show notes for you.

Okay, first, the police as an institution had a large influence on how cops are shown as

heroes in American TV and movies. They have a vested interest in looking good and

infallible on screen so that the public will see them as good and infallible.

Literally the first cop show as we know them today had members of the real LAPD acting in it and

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