This week, Claire and Gab dive into three huge stories about power, perception, and the narratives we buy into: Fit for TV: The Rise & Fall of The Biggest LoserNetflix’s new three-part documentary revisits The Biggest Loser, exposing the toxic diet culture behind the so-called “empowerment” show. We break down the scandals, the metabolic damage contestants still live with, and how the franchise shaped (and scarred) an entire generation’s relationship with food, fitness, and body image. Lindsay Lohan’s Wholesome Hollywood ReturnFrom Freaky Friday nostalgia to her new role as a sober mother living largely out of the spotlight, Lindsay Lohan is back in a way few could have predicted. We unpack her comeback, her decision to live in Dubai for privacy, and what her story says about survival, reinvention, and second chances. Australia Recognises Palestine: What Does It Really Mean?Australia has joined a growing number of nations formally recognising Palestine as a state. But what does “recognition” actually mean in practice? We explain the two-state solution in plain language, why public sentiment and protests shifted Albanese and Penny Wong’s stance, and how Israel has reacted. Plus: Claire’s obsession with the Bruce Lehrmann defamation appeal (and the judges’ savage one-liners) Justice for The Parent Trap’s Meredith Blake continues Why eyebrow comebacks and mouth taping somehow made it into this week’s banter If you’re here for sharp analysis, pop culture nostalgia, and a dose of side-eye at the spin behind the headlines, you’re in the right place. Subscribe, rate, and share SpinCycle—new episodes every week. Keywords: SpinCycle, Australian podcast, The Biggest Loser Netflix documentary, diet culture, Lindsay Lohan comeback, Freaky Friday, Australia recognises Palestine, two-state solution explained, Bruce Lehrmann appeal, pop culture analysis, Claire Anglim, Gabriella Bonanno