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Fat Lot of Good

 4.6 via 225 ratings in Apple Podcasts
A comedy podcast from Helen Thorn
Website: https://www.fatlotofgoodpodcast.com/

A funny and honest podcast about our bodies - what we think of them, what we put in them, what we do with them and what it really means to be a fat person in a thin-obsessed world. Helen Thorn, comedian, one half of the podcast duo Scummy Mummies, loud mouth and fashion blogger asks a range of experts, comedians and blatant show-offs about their relationship with their bodies and how and why this has changed over the years.

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