2 chapters across the catalog
The conversation critiques the "fat is beautiful" movement and the promotion of figures like Lizzo as healthy role models. The hosts describe this as a psychological operation to normalize obesity while selling pharmaceutical solutions. They also touch on modern consumer addictions, ranging from Starbucks coffee to the viral craze over Stanley Cup tumblers.
The hosts discuss the mother of Eric Garner being used to encourage voting, noting that her son received no federal justice during the Obama administration. They also comment on Starbucks allowing employees to wear Black Lives Matter and "No Justice, No Peace" pins, which they link to Sharpton's "National Action Network" branding and financial influence over corporations.
