Lisa Marie Presley, a celebrity who underwent weight loss surgery, and the hosts discuss the risks and side effects of weight loss surgery, specifically focusing on Lisa Marie's experience. They also touch on societal pressures faced by the fat community, lack of awareness about these risks, and the secrecy and shame associated with the procedure. They also discuss personal experiences with unsolicited pictures and the importance of setting boundaries.

Riley Keough, an actress and producer, sheds light on her mother Lisa Marie Presley’s intricate life as the daughter of Elvis. They dive into poignant themes of grief, legacy, and their journey to document their family's story in 'From Here to the Great Unknown.' Together, they reflect on navigating public scrutiny, the joy-fueled yet challenging aspects of Lisa's parenting, and how music helped them process their shared losses. Their candid conversation reveals the depth of familial bonds amid the pressures of fame.

Lisa Marie Presley, a famous person who had overwhelming pressure to be thin, died from weight loss surgery complications. The podcast explores the tragic deaths caused by fatphobia and diet culture. It discusses intergenerational trauma, extreme diets, struggles of celebrities with restrictive eating disorders, and the harmful effects of fatphobia. It also touches on the diet and health issues of some individuals and mentions historical figures affected by fatphobia.