Hosted by actress and filmmaker Elizabeth Banks, "My Body, My Podcast" blends candid autobiography with expert insight to explore sex, sexuality, and body image as lifelong education rather than a single awkward lecture. Each intimate episode pairs personal anecdotes—like her first period, an uncomfortable Hollywood casting encounter, or a formative childhood documentary—with in-depth conversations featuring therapists, researchers, activists, and cultural figures such as Laverne Cox, Jameela Jamil, Lindy West, and Peggy Orenstein. Topics range from menstrual dignity and gender-based sex ed to shame, intimate justice, and reclaiming pleasure. Banks' tone is smart, playful, and unflinchingly honest, making space for both hard truths and genuine laughs. The show appeals to listeners interested in destigmatizing conversations about sexuality, feminism, parenting, and personal growth, offering a refreshingly open, inclusive space where "nothing is off limits." It's ideal for fans of confessional storytelling merged with expert-driven education on health and identity.
Hosted by actress and filmmaker Elizabeth Banks, "My Body, My Podcast" blends candid autobiography with expert insight to explore sex, sexuality, and body image as lifelong education rather than a single awkward lecture. Each intimate episode pairs personal anecdotes—like her first period, an uncomfortable Hollywood casting encounter, or a formative childhood documentary—with in-depth conversations featuring therapists, researchers, activists, and cultural figures such as Laverne Cox, Jameela Jamil, Lindy West, and Peggy Orenstein. Topics range from menstrual dignity and gender-based sex ed to shame, intimate justice, and reclaiming pleasure. Banks' tone is smart, playful, and unflinchingly honest, making space for both hard truths and genuine laughs. The show appeals to listeners interested in destigmatizing conversations about sexuality, feminism, parenting, and personal growth, offering a refreshingly open, inclusive space where "nothing is off limits." It's ideal for fans of confessional storytelling merged with expert-driven education on health and identity.
