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I Weigh with Jameela Jamil

The Gospel of Wellness with Rina Raphael

I Weigh with Jameela Jamil

Jameela Jamil

Society & Culture, Comedians, Comedy Interviews, Conversation, Stand-up, Comedy, Funny, True Stories, Shame, Embarassing

4.73.6K Ratings

🗓️ 11 November 2022

⏱️ ? minutes

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Summary

Journalist and author Rina Raphael joins Jameela this week to discuss her book, The Gospel of Wellness - her journalistic look into wellness culture. They cover what wellness encompasses, why it is so appealing to women, the nuances of the wellness movement, trends Rina finds problematic, the things Rina wants consumers to know, and more. Get Rina Raphael's book - The Gospel of Wellness - wherever books are sold. Follow Rina on Twitter @rrins

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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to another episode of I-Way with Jimmy DeGemile, a podcast against shame.

0:04.6

I hope you're well. I'm fucking knackered. It's been the midterms in the United States,

0:09.3

where I'm currently living, and that has been a real head fuck and such a mixed bag of results.

0:16.1

I'm immensely proud of what people were able to achieve in many places for reproductive rights.

0:22.5

I'm also very sad for the states in which we did not manage to elect in progressive leaders,

0:28.4

and so they are stuck with the same stupid fucking bastard who have taken away their human rights.

0:34.6

It's really tricky, and I understand why in such an enormous country you have to have state-by-state

0:39.7

laws. It just means that when some people are freed, everyone is not freed, all at the same time.

0:44.8

Some people are still living under unimaginable oppression just because of their post-code,

0:48.3

and it just doesn't make any fucking sense. But yeah, I don't think I'm fully ready to get into it,

0:55.1

and I think it would take about 17 hours. So we're going to move on. Another subject that got me

0:59.7

all riled up if you follow me online is the attempted revival of the fashion industry of

1:05.9

heroin chic. Do you remember that? In the 90s, the media non-ironically coined a term,

1:12.4

telling people it in order to look beautiful yet to look like you were dying of a deadly and sad

1:16.2

drug addiction, and everyone was starving themselves, and some people actually were taking drugs

1:22.1

in order to emulate that appearance, and because drugs can suppress your appetite, and people are

1:27.5

putting dark eyeshand out under their eyes to make them look more like they're doing heroin,

1:31.2

and was hunching over and starving themselves. What a fucking time. And you know what they thought?

1:36.4

In 2022, women's bodies in particular are not under enough attack. We must get them to also starve

1:44.4

themselves. It doesn't matter we've taken away their reproductive rights, and we're murdering women

1:48.7

in a right. Let's also encourage the women to be further distracted, further demotivated,

1:54.9

and disenfranchised by starving them, by making them starve themselves. They're selling all kinds

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