Bridget Todd

Bridgett Todd, host of There Are No Girls on the Internet, and Andrew Ti, host of Yo Is This Racist, dive into the complexities of Oprah Winfrey's legacy. They explore her dual role as both a beloved figure and a controversial promoter of toxic personalities. The discussion touches on Oprah's impact on diet culture, her childhood narratives, and how trauma shapes her public persona. With humor and critical insight, they unveil the intricate layers of her influence on American society.

Bridget Todd, host of There Are No Girls on the Internet, and Heather Holdridge, Managing Director at Real Voices Media, dive deep into the wellness industry’s connection to misinformation and its darker implications. They discuss how wellness trends exploit genuine health grievances, radicalizing individuals and intertwining with political movements. Topics range from the impact of social media on youth health perceptions to the commercialization of wellness capitalism, highlighting urgent solutions to combat health misinformation.

Bridget Todd, a journalist and podcaster, dives into Candace Owens' controversial pivot from progressivism to a key figure in right-wing media. They discuss how Owens uses celebrity scandal to rebrand herself for mainstream audiences. The conversation reveals the complex relationship between celebrity culture and politics, alongside insights into identities shaped by financial motives and public feuds. Todd also highlights the rise of a black journalist breaking barriers in mainstream media, bridging divides through her commentary on current events.