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Hi friends and welcome to the papaya podcast. I'm your hostess,

Trine Hermosta, Sarah Nicole, and each week I'm going to be dishing out some sweetness mixed

in with some seeds of wisdom or something like that. So get ready to get inspired,

get candid, get real because we are all in this digital space together.

All right, we're back and I'm excited because I get to have some hometown love today.

I am sitting here with Miss Megan Hack. Hello. I guess Mrs. Whatever.

So your Instagram handle is Bobo Mama, right? Yes. It's underscore,

Bobo underscore, mama underscore. Oh god. It's whenever people take the, yeah, it's because

people take the name so quickly. We don't have anything to go off of. Somebody actually made an

Instagram handle birds papaya like without the the and then made it like Sarah Nicole. And I was

like, no, like, how is that? You're not allowed to just do that. Anyways, so Megan and I are both

from Guelph and she has been somebody that I followed for years. I think just honestly because

we were in the same town and I saw your photos with Julia Bassato, who is a almost like an activist

photographer who did this really cool campaign that went viral a couple years ago called the

mannequin series where she had different models of all different body types hold up a standard

mannequin to show kind of the reality differences between mannequins in real life. So that's kind of

where I found Meg and since then she has shown up for me in ways that I don't think she even

realized I shared a little bit with her already. But essentially when I was in the process of having

to regain weight and stop dieting and going through that discomfort and a lot of that fat phobia

and fears, I realized that when she was showing up in my feed, I was feeling peace. I was feeling like

it was going to be okay. And that if this woman who existed so proudly in her fat body that I

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