Since 2021, we have created a range of podcast episodes including:

1. Body image, social media and self-compassion
2. COVID-19 and eating disorders: Voices from around the world
3. Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2022 highlights – Bodywhys team
4. Eating disorders and the media
5. Mental health and eating disorders at third level
6. Sensory processing, eating behaviours and autism
7. Learning about the experiences and perspectives of siblings and partners
8. Learning about other specified feeding and eating disorders (OSFED)
9. Learning about the experiences of eating disorders of boys and men
10. Learning about eating disorders and Christmas – Bodywhys Media Panel
11. Learning about emotion difficulties in eating disorders
12. Learnings from men who share their experiences on YouTube
13. Learning about gender salience in recovery
14. It’s not all about control
15. A care pathway for longstanding eating disorders
16. Eating disorders in the emergency department
17. Psychological recovery from RED-S
18. How lived experience can inform interventions
19. Occupational therapy and eating disorders
20. Neurodivergence and eating disorders
21. Hormones, excessive sports and midlife men
22. Adult patients’ experiences of clinical team meetings (ward rounds)
23. Body image: A global mental health concern
24. Body functionality: What is it?
25. Autism and body image
26. Body image interventions
27. ARFID – Listening to and learning from families
28. Longstanding anorexia nervosa – Time for a rethink
29. An ecological framework for recovery
30. Improving the adult inpatient experience
31. Conceptualising early intervention
32. Causal discovery analysis and precision medicine
33. Coping with Christmas and New Year (webinar recording audio)
34. Voices of Lived Experience: Coping with Christmas and New Year’s
35. Voices of Lived Experience: Severe and Enduring Eating Disorders
36. Interoceptive sensibility and body image
37. Social media and body image: Addressing knowledge gaps
38. Experiences of Recovery: Stories from the Bodywhys Media Panel (webinar recording audio)
39. The ignored role of disadvantage
40. Co-producing principles to guide health research
41. Sports coaches and relative energy deficiency in sport (REDS)

You can listen through Anchor or other popular podcast hosting platforms, such as Apple, Google or Spotify.