1. “I am Not Your Guru”: Situating Digital Guru Media Amidst the Neoliberal Imperative of Self-Health Management and the ‘Post-Truth’ Society,
2. Panic Fitness in Claustropolitan Times: Les Mills, Zombie Leisure and Deterritorialization,
3. The Appearance of Authority in Health and Wellbeing Media: Analysing Digital Guru Media through Lacan’s ‘Big Other’,
4. Personal Science and the Quantified Self Guru,
5. Just a New Slant on a Very Old Story? Digital Guru Media Seen Through an Evolutionary Lens,
6. Fitness Influencers and Their Digital Communities: Kayla Itsines and the (Re)Making of Fit Femininity,
7. Digital Media and the Promotion of a Clean Eating Lifestyle: From “Glowing Femininities” to “Skinny Privilege”,
8. Fitness Trainers Perceptions of Social Media: I’m a Fitness Professional, Not an Influencer,
9. Swoldiers in the Swole Nation: YouTube Fitness Vlogs and the Performance of Mental Health, Strength, and Happiness on Social Media,
10. Young People, Social Media and Health: A Pedagogical Perspective on Influencers,
11. “Do you Love Me?” Virtual Sincerity and the Cyberspaces of Wonder in Nick Cave’s The Red Hand Files, 12. Digital Guru Media for Self-Health Management and Wellbeing: The Good, the Bad, and the Pragmatic Strategies for Improvement