Weight There's More - Get the Skinny with Sue & Kim

Weight There's More is a weight-loss maintenance and wellness conversation shaped by lived experience. Sue and Kim keep the focus on what happens after the first big push. The show is less interested in dramatic transformations than in the routines, doubts, and support systems that help people keep going. Gym fear becomes a real topic here. So does food noise. So does the uncomfortable truth that exercise, eating habits, water, motivation, schedules, and self-confidence tend to collide in ordinary weeks. The conversations often start casually, then settle into practical detail. In the gym episodes, Sue and Kim talk about intimidation, support, cardio after surgery, workouts at home, and the different feeling of being in a fitness space. They also weigh the value of personal trainers and group classes while acknowledging that cost can be a barrier. That gives the show a grounded edge. It does not treat coaching as automatically accessible to everyone. In the food noise discussion, the pair name the urge to snack, the boredom of drinking water all day, and the mental bargaining that can arrive between meals. The approach is not rigid. It is more about lowering the volume, noticing the choice, and finding a workable schedule. Gastric surgery journeys are part of the frame, but the show is not limited to surgery talk. It reaches into mindset, confidence, nutrition coaching, menopause uncertainty, and the role of social support. Sue and Kim repeatedly position themselves as people sharing what they have learned, not as medical professionals. That distinction matters. The result is a companionable show for women working through weight loss, maintenance, and healthier living without wanting a lecture. Its rhythm is loose, personal, and encouraging. Its value is in making the maintenance phase feel speakable.