Marnie Rabinovitch Consky, Founder & CEO of Thigh Society, didn't set out to build a company — she got mad. Seventeen years ago, after a lifetime of yo-yo dieting and being told her thighs touching was a problem to fix, she went looking for something to stop the chafing and found nothing that wasn't marketed like a consolation prize for not being thin enough. So she built it herself. Today Thigh Society has sold over three million pairs and basically invented the long-leg underwear category — but this conversation is about a lot more than fabric. Amy and Marnie get into the real (and often absurd) economics of underwear design, why women have spent decades getting the "scraps" of product innovation, and what it actually takes to talk about sweat, chafing, and bodies out loud without flinching. It's funny, it's blunt, and it's about something much bigger than underwear: permission. Permission to take up space, to stop apologizing for your body, and to say the things out loud that others won't.
