Undisciplinary
Each episode, sometimes academics, Courtney Hempton, Jane Williams and Chris Mayes take an undisciplined dive (i.e. bellyflop) into the underwater caverns of history, ethics and politics of health. They are joined by a cocktail of erudite, cantankerous and more qualified guests to talk through everything from the history of feminist bioethics to why acronyms are a curse and unnecessary evil. Plus, they break down the latest biopolitical news, discuss #bioethicstwitter bin-fires, and dig up forgotten gems from the archive. New episodes drop every Thursday.
Undisciplinary
Race, Medical Power & the Institutions that Shape Us: a conversation with Bryan Mukandi
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Season 3
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Episode 1
In this episode we talk with Bryan Mukandi, ARC DECRA Research Fellow, School of Languages and Cultures Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
We discuss Bryan's background in Medicine, Public Health, and Philosophy and his trans-disciplinary research agenda which revolves around gaining greater conceptual clarity into the well-being of people belonging to marginalised groups.
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