Oprah Spends Birthday with Platonic Friend Gayle, Jillian Michaels Gets REAL About GLP-1 Lawsuits, and Amy Griffin EXPOSED
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Hello and welcome to your Friday edition of The Nerve. I am your host Maureen Callahan. We have a packed, packed show for you today. First up, Jillian Michaels is back, one of our favorites, to help us break down the latest on GLP-1s, all the stuff that the rest of the media won't be telling you and won't be talking about. Plus, she's going to talk to us about the new food pyramid and Andy Cohen, really great, really, really great. Then we've got a celebrity roundup with a special Nepo edition folded in. A ton of your feedback. It's incredible. And then later in the show, we'll be talking about everything that is wrong with the book publishing industry. It's not just Amy Griffin, but she's coming in for another whacking.
Adam Zetella, author of That Book is Dangerous, is going to join us to talk about why the book publishing industry is completely after right now. Okay.
What are the dangers of GLP-1 drugs discussed by Jillian Michaels?
Plagued by trigger warnings, safe spaces. book contracts for only certain kinds of people. And, you know, again, nerve recidivist, Amy Griffin, you won't believe what the book publishing industry admits about her. You won't believe it, but trust me, the nerve was right. The nerve was right. It's another packed show. Are you ready? Are you ready? Let's go. Are you looking for a healthier snack that also tastes great? Then give masa a try. Masa chips are made with just three real ingredients, organic corn, sea salt, and 100% grass-fed beef tallow. No seed oils, no fillers, and no mystery chemicals. Unlike regular chips, masa will leave you feeling satisfied and energized. not bloated or sluggish. And because they're more filling, you will not find yourself mindlessly snacking and still feeling hungry afterward.
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How are celebrities influencing the normalization of GLP-1 drugs?
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We're going to take a little bit of a look and then dying for your reaction. Here we go.
What are the criticisms of nepo babies in social media?
Yeah. So here's the thing. Last time you were here, you partnered with Roe. You've been on GLP Ones for a minute. And I read this morning, I think this is so interesting, and you tell me if this is right, some of your numbers, like cholesterol or what have you, are better now. Yeah, isn't that crazy? Is that true?
When you were competing. When I was competing, and not just competing and just playing, but actually winning Grand Slams. Wow.
What insights does Adam Szetela provide about institutional issues in publishing?
So my cholesterol level is 30% lower than it was years ago, which is insane, which I didn't even know. So if you have a high cholesterol level, you have a chance for heart disease. Yes. And that is a huge killer in the States, in the United States. So for me, I was like, was I in line to have heart disease? So what I love about GLP-1s is the longevity of health. And that's when I started this. I was like, OK, I want to drop weight, obviously. But it was so much more to me than just dropping weight. And so getting on GLP ones with Roe and just having experience with Roe and just being able to find all these stats that are just surprising me and blowing my mind and also knowing that, OK, so I'm actually going to be able to be around for my kids longer.
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Chapters
8 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02–1:01
2
What are the dangers of GLP-1 drugs discussed by Jillian Michaels?
1:01–2:35
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How are celebrities influencing the normalization of GLP-1 drugs?
2:35–3:38
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What are the criticisms of nepo babies in social media?
3:38–4:00
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What insights does Adam Szetela provide about institutional issues in publishing?
4:00–6:02
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How did Oprah celebrate her 72nd birthday?
6:02–6:51
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What challenges exist in the publishing industry according to Maureen Callahan?
6:51–25:50
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How does identity politics affect book publishing today?
25:50–1:30:06
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