For the podcast's first EVER movie review, we pick apart To the Bone, the 2017 drama starring Lily Collins and directed by Marti Noxon. Topics include Lifetime stereotypes, the lack of diversity in eating disorder treatment, which scenes triggered us the most, the Keanu Reeves of it all, and what conversations we should be having when it comes to anorexia in the media. Lauren has a hot take about peyote and we compare our real-life treatment experiences with escapades from the film. Enjoy!Follow Pickles and Vodka for updates, guest inquiries, or to say hi:
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#92 More Mental Illness in the Media

Through the art of candid conversation and with the help of their community, cohosts Chris and Lauren tackle heavy topics with a blend of empathy, insight, and humor. We hope you'll join the conversation! picklesandvodka.substack.com