Episode 35: Gotta Go Fast!
from Echo’s Box Hosted by Casey Erdmann
Not talking Sonic the Hedgehog in this one folks! We hit home on science, religion, and psychological relationships to fasting. The whole dialogue is centered around our host's experience with fasting while having an active eating disorder and body dysmorphia. Fasting and an eating disorder how does that work? (spoiler alert: it kinda doesn't, but you'll see...)
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