Other Appearances
- Why Women Compare Themselves To Other Women, Huffpost Live July 2013
- #IAmNotADisease: A Fat Civil Rights Movement?, Huffpost Live July 2013
- CBS New York, Evening News, March, 2013
- Jane Velez-Mitchell Show, HLN, May 2012
- ABC News Nightline Twittercast Debate, February 2010
- WPIX News At 10, September 2009
Golda at TEDxMillRiver, April, 2013
- 8 Body-Positive Tips for Plus Size Brides (OffbeatBride.com)
- 8 Body Positive Activists To Put On Your Radar, Because They’re All Badasses (Bustle.com)
- She Answers A Question About Doctors That No One Should Have To Ask (Upworthy.com)
- Freaked Out By Rachel Fredrickson’s Biggest Loser Win? Read This. (Jezebel.com, article by Golda)
- 60 Must-Read Health, Fitness, and Happiness Blogs for 2014 (Greatist)
- 11 Body Image Heroes Of 2013 (Huffington Post/ HuffPostWomen)
- 50 Bloggers Making a Difference in Fitness, Health, and Happiness (Greatist)
- 61 Quotes That Will Make You Feel Beautiful (Thought Catalog)
- Body beautiful (The Hindu)
- Golda Poretsky Explains How Fat Is Beautiful, Too (Huffington Post/ HuffPostWomen)
- Is the “fat acceptance” movement losing? (Salon.com)
- Golda Poretsky’s TED Talk, ‘Why It’s Okay To Be Fat,’ Promotes Loving Yourself And Health At Every Size (Huffington Post/ HuffPostWomen)
- Work It! Intuitive Eating and Body Image Coach Golda Poretsky (MsBehaved.com)
- WTF: How A Trainer On NBC’s ‘The Biggest Loser’ Gave One Contestant An Eating Disorder (Upworthy.com)
- Healthy Resolutions For 2013 (Plus Model Magazine)
- Why Aren’t Docs Giving Obese Pregnant Women Accurate Advice? (Loop21.com)
- Because We Don’t Hate Fat Kids Enough, The Biggest Loser Now Has Teenage Contestants (Jezebel.com)
- Feminist Press, Hot Picks
- Is Promoting Big, Beautiful Women Unhealthy? (EveryDayHealth.com, AOL Health)(View the video here.)
- 7 Confidence Boosters For Overweight Daters (Happen, Match.com Magazine)
- Did “The Biggest Loser” Cause Contestant’s Anorexia (Psychology Today)
- Blogger: Occupy Fat Street — We Are the 68 Percent (SF Weekly)
- Astoria Characters: The Wondrous Wellness Woman (Huffington Post)
- Complimentary Consultations At Body Love Wellness (Time Out New York)
- Featured Blog (USA Today Media Supplement)
- It’s International No Diet Day! (Bust Magazine)
- Feature (First For Women Magazine)
- Biggest Loser Finalist Says Show Gave Her An Eating Disorder (Jezebel.com, article by Golda)
- On Radical Body Love, Yo-Yo Dieting & Being Healthy: A Q&A with Golda Poretsky (PsychCentral.com)
- Dieting & Intuitive Eating: Q&A with Expert Golda Poretsky (PsychCentral.com)
- NPR — “In These Gyms, Nobody Cares How You Look In Yoga Pants”, January 2014
- Everyday Feminism Podcast — Intro To Health At Every Size, September 2013
- Your Big Life Radio, October 2012
- WWL First News with Tommy Tucker, WWL, New Orleans, May 2012
- Stop Stressing Radio, September 2010
- Jim & Margery Radio Show, WTKK, Boston, February 2010
- Plus Model Radio Show, April 2009, June 2010
- Keith Larson Radio Show, WWBT, Charlotte, NC, February 2010
- Skinny On Fat Radio Show, July 2009, October 2009, November 2009
Quotes About Golda (for more quotes, click here)
“Golda is a wonderful spokesperson for Health At Every Size. Her writing is always a great combination of impassioned persuasion and practical advice and inspiration.”
–Linda Bacon, PhD, nutrition researcher/professor and author of Health At Every Size: The Surprising Truth About Your Weight
“If we all took her advice, we’d stop measuring our worth in pounds and inches, and make peace with the bodies we actually have, not a fictitious body that our fatphobic society wants to convince us we should want. We’d be happier, healthier, and have lot more fun in our lives!”
–Bill Fabrey, NAAFA founder, 1969, Council on Size & Weight Discrimination, Membership Chair, Association for Size Diversity and Health
Golda lives and works in New York City and is available for TV and radio broadcasts, articles, and interviews.
To schedule an interview, contact her at golda@bodylovewellness.com (and please reference any deadlines in your e-mail) or call (347) 559-4259.