Episode 222 - Protests, Cod Pieces and Tear Gas
Kaveh is joined by Toxicologist/ER doctor Dr. Ryan Marino, Investigative Journalist James Stout and Dr. Rupa Marya to discuss her work decolonizing medicine as well as how to prepare and train medical professionals to help assist protesters in increasingly dangerous situations.
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Palestine Ep. 3: Settler-Colonialism and Medical Apartheid with Rupa Marya & Jess Ghannam
As the ongoing ethnic cleansing campaign against Palestinians continues, it's important that we also continue to raise a magnifying glass to its perpetrators, not just looking at the state of Israel as a whole or the IDF—as blood-soaked as their hands are—but also looking at the some of the perha...
Decolonizing Medicine with Rupa Marya and Raj Patel
Many of us around the world live on colonized land. In recent years, the conversation around "decolonization" has been seamed through many different contexts, from the land back movement to the push to decolonize various institutions. But what would actual decolonization look like? And how do we ...
Health as Freedom: Decolonizing Medicine Through the Capability Approach
Is surviving enough—or should health mean freedom to live well? In this episode of Bookshelves and Braincells, host Nishanth Araveti brings the capability approach to bear on one of the most urgent issues of our time: health injustice in the shadow of colonialism.
From HIV access battles in South...
Why Capitalism Is to Blame for the Mental Health Crisis
Dr. Ayesha Khan is an abolitionist, anarchist, clinical microbiologist/ infectious diseases specialist, organizer, political educator and writer focused on decolonizing medicine, dismantling capitalist systems and building collectivist systems of community care & research. As a land and ocean def...
#106 Decolonizing Medicine through Food with Jamee Pineda
Hey everyone, I'm so happy to share this episode with you - a true joy to record. I hope you'll enjoy it too and check Jamee's work out below. Here is what we talked about:
How Jamee came to the healing arts and how the pandemic has changed his work
What decolonizing medicine means to hi...
25 | Deep Medicine | Rupa Marya & Raj Patel
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Raj Patel and Rupa Marya join on this episode to draw the links between physical inflammation, injustice, decolonizing medicine, and the relationship between human and non-human flourishing. They discuss environmental racism, political economy and capitalism, the...
Ancestral Traditions with Jamee Pineda Healing Arts
In this episode Rebecca is joined by Jamee Pineda for a conversation about ancestral healing, traditional medicines, and decolonial approaches to remembering and reclaiming knowledge and practices for collective liberation. Listen for insights about food, fractals, and an invitation to reject ide...
Ep. 29 Decolonizing Medicine FT. Rebecca Steele
It is in our nature to retrieve back to our roots. Rebecca and I talk about how now we are looking for a more holistic approach while honoring our ancestors and their practices.
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Decolonizing Medicine: A New Vision for Future Doctors w/ Dr. Jamaica Cass
Why do Indigenous communities distrust the healthcare system, and how do we fix it?
In this episode of The Caregivers Podcast, Dr. Mark sits down with Dr. Jamaica Cass - the first Indigenous woman in Canada to earn both an MD and a PhD. Dr. Cass shares her mission to decolonize medicine, from res...
