Oct 27, 2020 • 1HR 13M

Reclaiming the Label "Fat" with EB Meerson

 
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Marisa Tashman Coppel
Where is the boundary between our authentic selves and our conditioned selves? How do we shed the definitions society creates to get back to our core self? What does it mean to be true to yourself? On Undefined, our host, Marisa Tashman, shares her conversations with thought-leaders, change-makers, and passion-players who have journeyed to return to the core of who they are. Together we explore authenticity, identity, core beliefs, definitions, conditioning and societal programming, social justice, relationships, spirituality, mindfulness, wellness, and self-love.
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Today I share my conversation with EB Meerson, a high school teacher and founder of Maison de Meerson, a personal styling consulting service for people size 16+ who reclaim the label "fat."

Topics:

  • Challenges of being a first generation American

  • EB's near death experience and how that sparked deep gratitude for her body

  • Holding trauma in the body

  • Diet culture and systems of supremacy

  • How "beauty" has been replaced by "health"

  • Reclaiming the label "fat"

  • EB's personal styling consulting company

  • How being a teacher is a mirror

Links:

List of EB's recommended Instagram accounts to follow: @gabifresh @yrfatfriend @thebodyisnotanapology @roseybeeme @theplusbus @modachrome @therealmrskelley @marielle.elizabeth @itsmekellieb @thisisjessicatorres

As always, thank you to Maytav Koter and Spencer Stewart for the music on my podcast. And to Laura Strohbusch for the podcast graphic.

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