Skinny Yet?

Karen and Jo return at a socially acceptable distance to talk about gaining weight in lockdown, homeschooling angst and those perfect few still doing Joe Wicks on a morning and can't stop bloody going on about it. Yes we are jealous and no we aren't skinny yet, but we are still here and moaning as usual. email us on social@skinny-yet.com instagram [https://www.instagram.com/skinnyyetblog/] facebook [https://www.facebook.com/skinnyyetblog]

Karen and Jo have been ruminating on the BBC documentary "Who Are You Calling Fat?" and there's a lot to unpack. We give our opinions on the subjects raised, a lot of them we have been banging on about for months, and Karen might be signing up for an E-course in the future... or maybe not. We also talk about the C-word a lot, oh and Christmas too. You can email us your reviews of Who Are You Calling Fat too, let us know if you agree or disagree at social@skinny-yet.com or find us on instagram @skinnyyetblog

Skinny Yet return to talk about finding a place to fit in within the tribes on social media and just how many cookies are too many in one sitting? We kick off season two with many a line drawn under things, such as binges, Instagram and politics. Everyone is welcome to join us in our new club no matter if you are big, small, fat or thin as long as you are nice and just eat biscuits from the packet like a normal person.

This episode we discuss Weight watchers' new diet app for kids, fat shaming bullies and how some people are just unwilling accept that Slimming World works for some people. We talk about our successful losses and successful chocolate brownie experiences, and could Skinny Yet be embracing positivity? The rants may suggest otherwise.

This week Karen isn't impressed with requests for her to stop losing weight and Jo investigates body positivity in an era where fat shaming is so mainstream, a (once) respected journalist can casually advocate a death sentence for fat people in need of help. And maybe Jo can embrace her curves when she finds out where all the influencers get their plus size clothes from.