Is Capitalism The Best We Can Do? | Surrounded Follow-Up

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Is Body Positivity Disempowering? Follow-up (ft. Jillian Michaels) | Surrounded

Fitness icon Jillian Michaels sits down with John Regalado and body positivity advocate Marcy Guevara to unpack the emotional fallout from her Surrounded debate. In this follow-up, they dive into the "primary wound" of childhood trauma, the conflict between movement loyalty and p ...  Show more

Jillian Michaels vs 20 Body Positivity Activists

Fitness trainer Jillian Michaels enters the circle to face 20 body-positivity advocates in a high-stakes debate about the future of wellness. In this episode of Surrounded, Michaels navigates a deeply personal and polarizing landscape, defending four core claims: the body-positiv ...  Show more

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