Climate activist Greta Thunberg joins Jameela to discuss what people may not know about the climate crisis, how a small number of people are responsible for a vast amount of the damage, why the responsibility percentages assigned to each country are misleading, how to manage mental health while being a public figure, Greta’s autism diagnosis and how it empowers her to do her work, and more. 
 

Activist and beauty influencer Mattxiv (aka Matt Bernstein) joins Jameela this week to discuss how to be hopeful while so much anti-lgbtq+ legislation is being encouraged, how he became a social advocate, why you don’t have to be an influencer to have influence, his journey to understanding that his mental health wasn’t a checklist to be completed, beauty standards in the gay community, and more. 

Comedian and friend Beth Stelling joins Jameela this week to answer listener questions about how to feel happy about one’s weight heading into their wedding, how to move past exercise anxiety, how to be content while single, how to help friends celebrate their own bodies, and more. 

Author and speaker Jamie Windust joins Jameela this week to share about their personal journey of trauma and healing.

Writer on Parks & Recreation and The Good Place, and showrunner on Bumper in Berlin -Megan Amram – joins Jameela to break down what is happening with the writers’ strike.

Mental health advocate, CEO of Prepare Your Mind, and son of the late great Robin Williams – Zak Williams – joins Jameela this week for an in-depth discussion on how to build out mental hygiene.

TikTok legend, podcaster and mental health advocate Elyse Myers joins Jameela this week to discuss Elyse’s experience with mental health, how her post-partum depression differed from her usual experience of depression, the toll staring at your face all day creating content can have on your mental health, how one teacher helped Elyse feel normal with her ADHD, and more. 

Comedian and author Zach Zimmerman joins Jameela this week to discuss his experience growing up in a conservative evangelical family, finding his own voice and sexuality, learning to still love his family despite drastic value differences, choosing antidepressants, the lie of “the perfect pound” making you more attractive, and more. 

Director, actor, and writer Zoe Lister-Jones returns to I Weigh to discuss her new tv series Slip.

Actor and activist Sophia Bush joins Jameela this week to discuss her love of activism from an early age, their shared frustrations at women being pitted against each other, how to engage with people who are getting very different information than you, finding hope for change, and more. 

Author Meghan O’Rourke joins Jameela this week to discuss invisible illnesses, or illnesses that do not manifest externally.

DJ and influencer Flex Mami joins Jameela this week to discuss Flex’s experience finding her voice as a podcaster and more.

Author Ruby Warrington joins Jameela this week to discuss her new book Women Without Kids: The Revolutionary Rise of an Unsung Sisterhood.

This week, Jameela takes the mic on her own to answer your questions!

Author & former development exec at Comedy Central, Tara Schuster, joins Jameela this week to discuss surviving a neglectful childhood, the need to re-learn worthiness, the importance of owning and affirming your own experiences, learning to separate internal validation from external validation, gratitude practices, and learning the importance of stardust.