Julie Duffy Dillon, Coleen Bremner, and Rachel Popik explore the connections between the musical Wicked and the dieting industry. They discuss how themes of control, propaganda, and personal experiences with dieting are reflected in the narrative of Wicked. The conversation emphasizes the importance of recognizing the influence of societal norms on individual choices and the need for empathy in understanding different body experiences.
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Keywords: Wicked, dieting, diet culture, control, influence, empathy, personal experiences, food voice, health, propaganda
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Wicked and Diet Culture
08:37 Parallels Between Wicked and Dieting
11:16 Propaganda and Acceptance in Diet Culture
13:50 Empathy and Choices in Wicked
16:10 Exploring Connections with Wicked and Dieting
17:40 Closing
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