Undisciplinary
Undisciplinary
Latest Episodes
Griefbots And Grief Time: a conversation with Marilyn Stendera
We talk with philosopher Marilyn Stendera about grief as a disruption of lived time and why AI griefbots raise questions that go beyond simple “deception” claims. Stendera talks us through how Heidegger’s world time and clock time can help us t...
Medical Museums and Colonial Hauntings: a conversation with Órla O'Donovan
We talk with Órla O'Donovan about how medical museums and university heritage spaces can hide violence in the display cabinets while still shaping what we treat as knowledge, normality, and progress. We discuss with the limits of consent, erasi...
Why AHPRA’s IHRA Anti-Semitism Definition Alarms Australian Health Workers
We talk with Professor Jon Jureidini about why AHPRA’s adoption of the IHRA definition of anti-Semitism alarms many Australian healthcare workers, academics and students. We discuss how a narrow regulatory move can chill speech, fuel vexatious ...
Exclusionary Solidarity In Global Health Justice
We talk with Peter West-Oram about his new book - Justice, Solidarity and Global Health: From Globalisat...
Don’t Die: on the longevity obsession
Dr Lisa Mitchell and A/Prof Diego Silva join us to discuss Netflix’s “Don’t Die” and use Bryan Johnson’s longevity regimen to talk about fear, meaning, and the politics of health. We ask what gets lost when anti-aging turns into an identity, a ...