Body, Unfiltered

2026 Summer: The Body

Body, Unfiltered

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Why is the natural female body so often treated as something to be corrected? This episode discusses the male gaze from film and social media to everyday beauty norms, focusing on body hair and the creation of self-judgments these expectations can create.