The Big Fat Gay Podcast
Talking about issues that fat people and their admirers face in relationships, media, and society. Dan and Trevor (chaser/chub) bring expert opinions on the subjects while Don and Michael (chub/chaser) bring anecdotal experience and lots of questions.
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- Sep 23, 2026
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Episode 263: Dumplin’ (opens the original)
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This week the boys feature AirFrance’s generous new fare policy for passengers of size, the return of Fat Bear Week , and a gay director’s ad featuring NFL linemen . Then we delve into the fat-positive movie Dumplin ’ starring Jennifer Aniston and Danielle Macdonald.
Episode 262: Scotcherooby-doo (opens the original)
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Today we spotlight the first annual Fat Marmot Week winner and an article in The Advocate declaring that the body positivity movement is not over . Then we’ll get you ready for Halloween as we preview costumes and treats for this year’s festivities.
(Rewind) Episode 159: The Junk In Front (opens the original)
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This week we revisit a WSJ article on the gray market in ob*sity meds , a study about # bodypositivity on TikTok , and our awardfrom Full-Figured Industry! Then we review your recommendations for making homes more fat-friendly .
Episode 261: Make Me a Match. A Sandmatch. (opens the original)
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This week the boys talk about Chrissy Metz on Broadway and a study on how AI affects our body image . Then we look at not-so-first dates and keeping romance fresh.
Episode 260: Penis or Parasite? (opens the original)
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This week we look at United Airlines new middle seat perk and GLP-1’s efficacy on people with different genes. Then we talk about straight guys and body image .
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