Marcy Guevara

As long as it is okay to discriminate against fat people, I'm always going to want to fight for that fight.

It's kind of, who cares?

We are othered in the world constantly, constantly.

So it's very hard to step out of that identity when it is a, it is mirrored constantly to me that it is wrong to be fat.

Mars, I mean, I it was such an interesting experience to, you know, be in that room and meet Jillian.

And, you know, since then, I think there's been a lot to think about.

And yeah, I mean, I'm always excited to have a conversation like this.

I love this topic.

I think that anybody with a body

is going to be interested in this conversation.

So I'm just happy to be here and happy to see both of you.

familiarity it's just simply because we've had some offline i love that i love that we may or may or we may or may not have had lunch together and i mean even that is like what do you order for lunch when you're with jillian michaels um except that she took me to a very healthy place and so it was quite easy to make my decision um but you know what i think is so beautiful about this and i think that what is needed more now ever

is people from opposite sides talking.

And your show is called Surrounded and it's 20 to 1.

But what we need more of is 1 to 1.

And I remember growing up and people from all different sides of politics or whatever would talk.

And you would go to a friend's house.

And I remember meeting my friend in high school who her family was Democrat.

And at my Catholic high school, they were like the only ones.

But it wasn't the way it is now where we're just so polarized.