Suzy Weiss
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281 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
Suzy Weiss’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Your sister-in-law. Oh, Nellie. Nellie. And she also works. She co-founded Free Press. Yes, yes. And she does the TGIF newsletter. It's amazing. It just came through this morning. It's great stuff. So if you're not a subscriber to the Free Press, definitely go and do that. Like it's, it's, what do they say? It's like a cringy thing that they say in media, but it actually applies well. A disruptor?
No. Oh, also that. But it's like you get your cereal with your broccoli. Like it's like both the healthy, like the meaty stuff that you need with a sprinkle of like sugar on top.
The F.P. dot com. Also, Kat Rosenfeld is a columnist, right? Oh, she's a writer. She writes books. Yeah. Because I read her books. Yes. And then I was like, is this the same person? I'm going to get all the behind the scenes to you about the free press. Like what's the office culture like?
Like she does need to tell me. So I can't really get mad. That's really funny because Claudia and I work together, but it's really we have a very small team. Like we're very bare bones. So it's not like we're. have a rest of like an office culture and like where we have to be like buttoned up in certain scenarios and then unbuttoned in others. But that's a funny dynamic.
Like what's that?
It's like, well, who's to say, babe? Like, I think you have to wait it out. So true. OK, I'll stop making that claim.
No, I totally agree. Did you always see yourselves eventually working together considering you were both working in media or you were just sort of like unparalleled?
You also wrote something about Ozempic a few weeks ago. Yes, I did. And I was actually like sending quotes to Claudia because also you're a very funny writer. So that's why you're such a great writer. Like I'm actually laugh out loud. And it was a really good piece. Thank you.
And you were talking about, like, women who are just a couple, like, 10, 15 pounds overweight who wouldn't typically be a candidate for, like, a weight loss medication. But it's changed their lives. Right. Just, like, that thing that's always been, like, niggling at them is gone.
And that's going to be me one day. I just want everyone to know, like, that will be me. Well, I think— That will be me using Ozemp in a while. Oh, Jackie. Oh, oh, oh, Ozemp. Put me in coach. Oh, my God. When I read that article, I was enjoying it, but I was also extremely jealous because I'm like, this sounds wonderful.
No, I think that you said that in your piece and it's such a good analogy. Like it is like the birth control pill. It gives you like autonomy over when you're going to lose weight when you're, especially as you're having children. And it's like, of course, there's a million things to consider.
The thought of your body changing is not the greatest feeling, but it's like knowing that at the end of the, the journey, there's going to be something that will help you feel like yourself again. Like, that kind of takes the pressure off a little bit.
Have you ever been overweight?
I mean, we're short. How tall are you? A 5'1". And I agree. Every pound. It's like, yeah, I was overweight. That time I gained a pound. No, it's like you have one meal and you're like, I need to go to an inpatient center. Literally, it's like when you're so short, like yesterday I'm overweight. Today I'm BMI correct. Like it's the difference of pounds, right?
Exactly. Yeah.
So have you ever been overweight or just like feeling that way?
And she's also, like, she's 5'1". She's super short. They're all really short. Yeah. No, it's like, at 5'0", you're supposed to be 100 pounds, and then it's, like, 5 pounds per inch after that. It's just not going to work for me. Or Wegovy or any of it. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm not, like, brand specific. I'll take whatever. I can get my hands on.
No. It came around when I was pregnant with my first. And then, like, my philosophy is, like, I don't really want to take it until I'm done having kids. If I... Can help that. Yeah. So that's sort of like where I'm at. We'll see.
Oh, God. Where'd you go to college?
Nice.
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