
The honest conversation about weight, health and GLP-1s that nobody's actually having. Not a puff piece, not a panic piece — a weekly show that treats people on these journeys like the smart, complicated adults they are. We'll talk about the science, the side effects, the body politics, the unexpected identity shifts and the shifting relationships: with partners, friends, family and with yourself.... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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What happened to our food, our bodies, and our ability to stop eating — and who's responsible? Writer and journalist Johann Hari tracked down the scientists who discovered GLP-1, and traveled the world investigating the food system that was engineere... more
Some things you only say to your best friend. This time, Susie Banikarim — Emmy-winning journalist, podcast host, and one of Samhita's closest friends — is saying them out loud .
The shame she has felt for being overweight, wanting to lose weight, a... more
You've heard what GLP-1s can do to the scale for those who need them. This episode is about why these medications are not a quick fix, and why it’s crucial to incorporate lifestyle changes and the guidance of doctors while you’re on them.
On episode ... more
Weight and GLP-1s are too often solo journeys. This week, Samhita Mukhopadhyay sits down with Taylor Strecker and Taylor Donohue — The Taylors — who are on theirs together, out loud, as a couple.
In this episode:
- Taylor S's unapologetically public ... more
Every headline about GLP-1s tells you what the drugs do. Almost none tell you what it's actually like to be on — or off — one.
For episode one, Samhita Mukhopadhyay sits down with Lindsay Peoples, Editor-in-Chief of The Cut, to unpack that gap: the ... more
The honest conversation about weight, health and GLP-1s that nobody's actually having. Not a puff piece, not a panic piece — a weekly show that treats people on these journeys like the smart, complicated adults they are. We'll talk about the science,... more
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A candid, thoughtful discussion space focused on weight, health, and GLP-1 medications, with long-running conversations that combine personal experience, medical context, and cultural critique. Episodes frequently explore stigma, body image, and the social dynamics around dieting and medical treatment, often balancing scientific explanations with lived experience and media perspectives. Noteworthy is the show's willingness to address complex topics without sensationalism, featuring guests from journalism, medicine, fashion/media, and public culture to unpack how weight management intersects with identity, relationships, and public discourse.
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Recent guests on The Weigh In include:
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2. Dr. Amy Shah
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4. Taylor Donohue
5. Lindsay Peoples
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