Feed Your Confidence Tue, 13 Oct 2026 16:37:42 -0400 en-us © 2026 Feed Your Confidence yes 4cfb90ed-40bf-5e81-a807-7c9cb34a5988 Alara episodic true Hosted by Alara Glutton. The industry & psychology of feedism modeling, from someone who's done it for 5+ years. Real talk, real guidance, no gatekeeping 🍽️

]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) Feedism, Sex & Sexuality, Alternative Sexuality, Modeling Alara https://storage.buzzsprout.com/ljsrdhl61nky81szt7gd642j9rwa?.jpg Feed Your Confidence Body Positive or Just Horny? Let's Talk About It. Body Positive or Just Horny? Let's Talk About It. Is "body positivity" secretly just a nicer way of saying people find fat bodies hot? Not quite - and untangling that question means going back further than you'd think.

This episode traces body positivity to its real roots: a 1967 protest in Central Park and a radical feminist manifesto that had nothing to do with hashtags. Then I draw a clear line between that political movement, and Feedism, a sexual dynamic that gets confused with it constantly, usually by people who haven't looked closely at either one.

If you're here for the Feedism industry content, this is the episode that explains why your attraction isn't activism, and why that's okay. If you're here for body positivity or intersectionality, this is the episode that hands you the history nobody taught you - and asks you to notice the difference between accepting a body and wanting one.

🎧 Topics covered:

  • The real, radical history of body positivity (it didn't start on Instagram)
  • Where feedism and body positivity overlap - and where they don't
  • Why confusing the two quietly hurts both communities
  • A few questions to sit with about your own relationship to your body

Hosted by Alara Glutton - 5+ years in the feedism modeling industry, teaching what nobody else is talking about.

New episodes weekly.

]]> Is "body positivity" secretly just a nicer way of saying people find fat bodies hot? Not quite - and untangling that question means going back further than you'd think.

This episode traces body positivity to its real roots: a 1967 protest in Central Park and a radical feminist manifesto that had nothing to do with hashtags. Then I draw a clear line between that political movement, and Feedism, a sexual dynamic that gets confused with it constantly, usually by people who haven't looked closely at either one.

If you're here for the Feedism industry content, this is the episode that explains why your attraction isn't activism, and why that's okay. If you're here for body positivity or intersectionality, this is the episode that hands you the history nobody taught you - and asks you to notice the difference between accepting a body and wanting one.

🎧 Topics covered:

  • The real, radical history of body positivity (it didn't start on Instagram)
  • Where feedism and body positivity overlap - and where they don't
  • Why confusing the two quietly hurts both communities
  • A few questions to sit with about your own relationship to your body

Hosted by Alara Glutton - 5+ years in the feedism modeling industry, teaching what nobody else is talking about.

New episodes weekly.

]]> Alara Buzzsprout-19916398 Mon, 05 Oct 2026 22:00:00 -0400 1039 1 3 full true What is Fatphobia, Actually? What is Fatphobia, Actually? To understand feedism, you have to understand the stigma it's responding to. This episode traces the historical and cultural roots of fatphobia - from Renaissance art to the insurance industry's invention of BMI - and connects it directly to why this niche exists, why it's stigmatized, and why choosing to see bodies differently is a genuinely powerful act.

🎧 Topics covered:

  • What fatphobia actually is, and where it comes from
  • Sabrina Strings' research (Fearing the Black Body) on how thinness became a racial and moral ideal
  • The real origin of BMI - not a health tool, but a 19th-century statistical exercise
  • The double standard: fat bodies sexualized and stigmatized at once, including the history of Sarah Baartman

Hosted by Alara Glutton — 5+ years in the feedism modeling industry, teaching what nobody else is talking about.

New episodes weekly. Follow to catch the full season.

]]> To understand feedism, you have to understand the stigma it's responding to. This episode traces the historical and cultural roots of fatphobia - from Renaissance art to the insurance industry's invention of BMI - and connects it directly to why this niche exists, why it's stigmatized, and why choosing to see bodies differently is a genuinely powerful act.

🎧 Topics covered:

  • What fatphobia actually is, and where it comes from
  • Sabrina Strings' research (Fearing the Black Body) on how thinness became a racial and moral ideal
  • The real origin of BMI - not a health tool, but a 19th-century statistical exercise
  • The double standard: fat bodies sexualized and stigmatized at once, including the history of Sarah Baartman

Hosted by Alara Glutton — 5+ years in the feedism modeling industry, teaching what nobody else is talking about.

New episodes weekly. Follow to catch the full season.

]]> Alara Buzzsprout-19865519 Fri, 25 Sep 2026 19:00:00 -0400 1612 1 2 full true What Is Feedism, Actually? What Is Feedism, Actually? Most people think they know what Feedism is - and most people are wrong. In this episode, Alara Glutton breaks down what Feedism actually is, the roles that make up the community, and how it differs from general fat attraction. If you're curious, confused, or considering modeling in this space, this is your starting point.

🎧 Topics covered:

  • What feedism means, in plain terms
  • Feeder, Feedee, Gainer, and Encourager roles explained
  • How Feedism differs from general fat admiration
  • Top misconceptions about Feedism

Hosted by Alara Glutton - 5+ years in the Feedism modeling industry, teaching what nobody else is talking about.

New episodes weekly. Follow to catch the full season.

]]> Most people think they know what Feedism is - and most people are wrong. In this episode, Alara Glutton breaks down what Feedism actually is, the roles that make up the community, and how it differs from general fat attraction. If you're curious, confused, or considering modeling in this space, this is your starting point.

🎧 Topics covered:

  • What feedism means, in plain terms
  • Feeder, Feedee, Gainer, and Encourager roles explained
  • How Feedism differs from general fat admiration
  • Top misconceptions about Feedism

Hosted by Alara Glutton - 5+ years in the Feedism modeling industry, teaching what nobody else is talking about.

New episodes weekly. Follow to catch the full season.

]]> Alara Glutton Buzzsprout-19827559 Fri, 18 Sep 2026 12:00:00 -0400 1720 Feedism, Feeder, Feedee, Modeling, Sex and Sexuality, Alternative Sexuality 1 1 full true Introducing Feed Your Confidence Introducing Feed Your Confidence You've probably never heard of feedism modeling - but somebody's already doing it, and nobody's teaching them how. That's about to change.

Feed Your Confidence is a new podcast and YouTube series hosted by Alara Glutton, exploring feedism as a niche modeling market - the psychology behind it, the business of building a real career in it, and everything nobody else is talking about. With 5+ years of industry experience, Alara covers what she wishes someone had told her on day one.

Episode 1 — "What Is Feedism, Actually?" — drops soon. Follow now so you don't miss it.

🎧 New episodes weekly.


]]> You've probably never heard of feedism modeling - but somebody's already doing it, and nobody's teaching them how. That's about to change.

Feed Your Confidence is a new podcast and YouTube series hosted by Alara Glutton, exploring feedism as a niche modeling market - the psychology behind it, the business of building a real career in it, and everything nobody else is talking about. With 5+ years of industry experience, Alara covers what she wishes someone had told her on day one.

Episode 1 — "What Is Feedism, Actually?" — drops soon. Follow now so you don't miss it.

🎧 New episodes weekly.


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