60 acast.com <![CDATA[What's The Deal On Weight Bullying]]> https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/whats-the-deal-on-weight-bullying en HFCA Podcast Network Podcast,Mini-series,Weight Shaming,Bullying,School Project,Senior Project,3 Part Mini Series,Taili Carter,Break The Cylce,Weight Bullying HFCA Podcast Network A 3-Part Mini Series Hosted by Taili Carter

In this powerful three-part podcast series, educator and advocate Taili Carter unpacks the overlooked and often unspoken issue of weight-based bullying. From body shaming in schools to social media cruelty and systemic bias, Taili brings raw truth, real stories, and expert perspectives to the forefront. Whether you're seeking healing, understanding, or change, this mini-series is a must-listen for anyone ready to challenge weight stigma and stand up for body acceptance.


Let’s start the conversation. Let’s break the cycle.

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]]> A 3-Part Mini Series Hosted by Taili Carter

In this powerful three-part podcast series, educator and advocate Taili Carter unpacks the overlooked and often unspoken issue of weight-based bullying. From body shaming in schools to social media cruelty and systemic bias, Taili brings raw truth, real stories, and expert perspectives to the forefront. Whether you're seeking healing, understanding, or change, this mini-series is a must-listen for anyone ready to challenge weight stigma and stand up for body acceptance.


Let’s start the conversation. Let’s break the cycle.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> false HFCA Podcast Network info+681a4bf9609de35278ede10b@mg-eu.acast.com 681a4bf9609de35278ede10b whats-the-deal-on-weight-bullying https://assets.pippa.io/shows/cover/1746553361439-a70d141d-440e-45bc-8905-d86a706ea179.jpeg https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/whats-the-deal-on-weight-bullying <![CDATA[What's The Deal On Weight Bullying]]> Ep. 3, “More Than a Body: Joy’s Story” Ep. 3, “More Than a Body: Joy’s Story” Tue, 06 May 2025 18:14:39 GMT 21:56 681a518f609de35278efaaf2 false https://shows.acast.com/whats-the-deal-on-weight-bullying/episodes/681a518f609de35278efaaf2 681a518f609de35278efaaf2 681a4bf9609de35278ede10b full In this deeply moving final episode, host Taili Carter speaks with senior Joy, who shares her personal journey with weight-based bullying starting as early as third grade. From being publicly ridiculed during snack time to internalizing society’s harsh beauty standards, Joy reflects on how the pain of exclusion shaped her self-esteem, friendships, eating habits, and mental health.


Together, Taili and Joy explore:

  • The long-term impact of being labeled and dismissed as “fat”
  • How early bullying distorted Joy’s sense of worth
  • The emotional toll of body dysmorphia and toxic dieting
  • Why support systems—especially mothers—matter
  • And how healing begins with self-love and self-definition


With compassion, humor, and raw honesty, Joy reminds listeners that what others say about you doesn’t define you—and that confidence isn’t about appearance, it’s about ownership of your story.


✨ A must-hear for anyone who's ever felt unseen, unworthy, or unloved because of their body.

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]]> In this deeply moving final episode, host Taili Carter speaks with senior Joy, who shares her personal journey with weight-based bullying starting as early as third grade. From being publicly ridiculed during snack time to internalizing society’s harsh beauty standards, Joy reflects on how the pain of exclusion shaped her self-esteem, friendships, eating habits, and mental health.


Together, Taili and Joy explore:

  • The long-term impact of being labeled and dismissed as “fat”
  • How early bullying distorted Joy’s sense of worth
  • The emotional toll of body dysmorphia and toxic dieting
  • Why support systems—especially mothers—matter
  • And how healing begins with self-love and self-definition


With compassion, humor, and raw honesty, Joy reminds listeners that what others say about you doesn’t define you—and that confidence isn’t about appearance, it’s about ownership of your story.


✨ A must-hear for anyone who's ever felt unseen, unworthy, or unloved because of their body.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> <![CDATA[Ep. 2, "I Was The Bully"]]> Tue, 06 May 2025 18:09:37 GMT 13:38 681a50621d28d62313127cca false https://shows.acast.com/whats-the-deal-on-weight-bullying/episodes/681a50621d28d62313127cca 681a50621d28d62313127cca 681a4bf9609de35278ede10b full In this eye-opening episode, host Taili Carter sits down with senior and varsity basketball captain Carter Summerville, who bravely opens up about being on the other side of bullying. Carter reflects on how his seemingly harmless “jokes” in middle school caused real harm — and how it took being called into the office and facing consequences to realize the emotional impact of his words.


Together, they explore:

  • The blurred lines between teasing and bullying
  • How peer pressure and social status can shape behavior
  • Why boys often struggle to recognize the damage they're doing
  • The phrase “hurt people hurt people” — and whether bullying is always intentional


Carter's honest self-reflection reveals how growth, accountability, and empathy can transform someone who once caused harm into someone who wants to help others heal.


🎧 An important listen for anyone seeking to understand the roots of bullying and how real change begins with self-awareness.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> In this eye-opening episode, host Taili Carter sits down with senior and varsity basketball captain Carter Summerville, who bravely opens up about being on the other side of bullying. Carter reflects on how his seemingly harmless “jokes” in middle school caused real harm — and how it took being called into the office and facing consequences to realize the emotional impact of his words.


Together, they explore:

  • The blurred lines between teasing and bullying
  • How peer pressure and social status can shape behavior
  • Why boys often struggle to recognize the damage they're doing
  • The phrase “hurt people hurt people” — and whether bullying is always intentional


Carter's honest self-reflection reveals how growth, accountability, and empathy can transform someone who once caused harm into someone who wants to help others heal.


🎧 An important listen for anyone seeking to understand the roots of bullying and how real change begins with self-awareness.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> <![CDATA[Ep. 1, “Middle School, Material Things & Mental Health”]]> Tue, 06 May 2025 18:05:56 GMT 12:12 681a4f8469ec805e287f7679 false https://shows.acast.com/whats-the-deal-on-weight-bullying/episodes/681a4f8469ec805e287f7679 681a4f8469ec805e287f7679 681a4bf9609de35278ede10b full In the first episode of this powerful three-part series, host Taili Carter sits down with 12th grader Jayna to unpack how bullying shaped her mental health during her middle school years. What starts as teasing over material things quickly unravels into a deeper conversation about race, isolation, and the long-term emotional impact of being misunderstood and mistreated. Jayna shares how her silence was misread as arrogance, how trauma from bullying made it hard to trust others, and how a move to Milwaukee helped her rebuild confidence and set boundaries. Together, they explore the phrase “hurt people hurt people” — and ask whether bullying is always intentional, or sometimes just a reflection of pain at home.


✨ A raw, heartfelt conversation that sheds light on the invisible wounds bullying leaves behind — and the healing that comes from being heard.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> In the first episode of this powerful three-part series, host Taili Carter sits down with 12th grader Jayna to unpack how bullying shaped her mental health during her middle school years. What starts as teasing over material things quickly unravels into a deeper conversation about race, isolation, and the long-term emotional impact of being misunderstood and mistreated. Jayna shares how her silence was misread as arrogance, how trauma from bullying made it hard to trust others, and how a move to Milwaukee helped her rebuild confidence and set boundaries. Together, they explore the phrase “hurt people hurt people” — and ask whether bullying is always intentional, or sometimes just a reflection of pain at home.


✨ A raw, heartfelt conversation that sheds light on the invisible wounds bullying leaves behind — and the healing that comes from being heard.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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