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Undisciplinary
Undisciplinary
82 episodes
3 weeks ago
Send us a text Dr. Nanette Ryan discusses gender open parenting, a model allowing children to determine their own gender in their own time without imposing gender expectations based on assigned sex at birth. According to Dr Ryan, this approach creates space for autonomy and protects children from potentially harmful patriarchal gender norms while providing them with knowledge to navigate gender in society. • Gender open parenting involves non-disclosure of a child's assigned sex at birth exc...
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Send us a text Dr. Nanette Ryan discusses gender open parenting, a model allowing children to determine their own gender in their own time without imposing gender expectations based on assigned sex at birth. According to Dr Ryan, this approach creates space for autonomy and protects children from potentially harmful patriarchal gender norms while providing them with knowledge to navigate gender in society. • Gender open parenting involves non-disclosure of a child's assigned sex at birth exc...
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Undisciplinary
Gender Open Parenting: A Path to Childhood Autonomy with Nanette Ryan
Send us a text Dr. Nanette Ryan discusses gender open parenting, a model allowing children to determine their own gender in their own time without imposing gender expectations based on assigned sex at birth. According to Dr Ryan, this approach creates space for autonomy and protects children from potentially harmful patriarchal gender norms while providing them with knowledge to navigate gender in society. • Gender open parenting involves non-disclosure of a child's assigned sex at birth exc...
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1 month ago
1 hour 3 minutes

Undisciplinary
Beyond Bleeding: How Period Tracking Apps Redefine Health
Send us a text Dr. Andrea Ford, cultural and medical anthropologist, explores the fascinating world of femtech and period tracking apps, revealing how these technologies are transforming our understanding of bodies, health, and gender. The conversation examines how these digital tools function within surveillance capitalism while promising personal empowerment through data collection. • Period tracking has evolved beyond fertility planning to become a comprehensive approach to "hormonal heal...
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2 months ago
54 minutes

Undisciplinary
The COVID Memory Gap: Reflections Five Years Later
Send us a text Five years after COVID-19 upended our lives, we've developed a curious collective amnesia. When was the last time you seriously reflected on playground closures, door-to-door testing teams, or the "disappointing Dan" press conferences? These once-extraordinary interventions now seem like strange artifacts from another era. Jane Williams shares how COVID researchers now apologetically preface their ongoing work with self-deprecation, as though examining one of history's most si...
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3 months ago
33 minutes

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Five Years of Undisciplinary!
Send us a text We celebrate five years of Undisciplinary by reflecting on our journey and the changing academic landscape since our podcast began in July 2020. • Chris and Jane discuss recent conference experiences, noting the different atmospheres between academic gatherings • We listen to and react to our original five-minute teaser episode from July 23, 2020 • Reflections on Courtney Hempton's contributions and impact on the podcast's development • Discussion of how Twitter's transformati...
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3 months ago
25 minutes

Undisciplinary
Decolonizing Health: Why "Global" Health Is a Problematic Concept with Seye Abimbola
Send us a text A/Prof Seye Abimbola explores how global health as a concept reinforces colonial power structures and argues for decentering Western institutions in health governance. His critique reveals how aid flows primarily benefit donor countries while creating dependencies that hinder meaningful health system development in recipient nations. • The term "global health" itself is problematic, describing an industry with colonial roots rather than a truly global approach to health • Much...
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4 months ago
1 hour 1 minute

Undisciplinary
"Worst Dinner Guest Ever?" Food intolerances, gut issues, and the ethics of hosting. Dr Megan Dean Pt2
Send us a text Part 2 of our conversation with philosopher Megan Dean. We explore the ethics of hosting and the tensions that arise when accommodating guests with dietary restrictions. We dive into her paper "The Worst Dinner Guest Ever" to understand why people with food allergies and gut issues often face skepticism and judgment when sharing their needs. • Megan was inspired by a blog post about accommodating guests with multiple dietary restrictions and the heated debate in its comment se...
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5 months ago
37 minutes

Undisciplinary
Philosophy of Food: Discussing food restrictions, identity, and care with Dr Megan Dean Pt1
Send us a text Philosopher Megan Dean joins us to explore the complex ethics of food restrictions, from hospital feeding tubes to revealing how deeply our identity and relationships are intertwined with what and how we eat. In this episode we discuss Case of mushroom attempted mushroom poisoning - Ask Polly: My In-Laws are careless about my deadly food allergy! Smuggled Doughnuts and Forbidden Fried Chicken: Addressing Tensions around Family and Food Restrictions in Hospitals by Megan A....
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6 months ago
50 minutes

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Beyond the Scales: Obesity Ethics and Weight Stigma
Send us a text Chris and Jane kick off 2025 discussing their recent publication in the British Medical Bulletin titled "Obesity: Ethical Issues" and exploring how conversations about weight stigma have evolved in recent years. • Jane shares her experience appearing on ABC Radio National's "God Forbid" program where the topic shifted from "thinness and morality" to focusing entirely on obesity • Even as medical institutions acknowledge weight stigma is harmful, they continue to pathologize bo...
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6 months ago
32 minutes

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Summer Edition: Re-post of 2023 conversation with Patty Thille on Obesity, Weight Stigma and Big Pharma
Send us a text **Below is AI generated** This episode discusses weight stigma as a systemic issue deeply rooted in healthcare practices, often leading to misdiagnosis and mistreatment of individuals based on their body size. Dr. Patty Thille highlights the dangers of medicalization and pharmaceuticalization - especially the popularity of drugs like Ozempic - in addressing obesity and encourages a more holistic approach to health that considers broader societal contexts. • Weight stigm...
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9 months ago
1 hour

Undisciplinary
Summer Edition: Re-post of 2021 conversation with Bryan Mukandi on Race and Medical Power
Send us a text Undisciplinary - a podcast that talks across the boundaries of history, ethics, and the politics of health. Follow us on Twitter @undisciplinary_ or email questions for "mailbag episodes" undisciplinarypod@gmail.com
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10 months ago
1 hour 29 minutes

Undisciplinary
Good Take Bad Take Xmas Special: Keep your fingers out of other peoples' food!
Send us a text **Below is AI generated** Ever found yourself secretly despising a beloved Christmas classic or questioning the charm of a holiday favorite as you share it with the next generation? Join us as we navigate the highs and lows of 2024, starting with a comedic dissection of Christmas music and films. We take a cheeky swipe at Paul McCartney's "Wonderful Christmas Time," while debating the timelessness of "Christmas in New York" and "Carol of the Bells." Our scrutiny doesn't stop th...
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10 months ago
18 minutes

Undisciplinary
Love, Grief, and Empathy: Undisciplinary reflections on 2024
Send us a text **Below is AI generated** This episode explores the complexities of grief during festive seasons, focusing on the interplay between love, loss, and holiday traditions. Insights from bell hooks highlight the importance of love as an action, while discussions on technology's impact on mourning encourage listeners to consider their relationships with grief and community. • Discussing the emotional landscape of holiday traditions • The contrast of summer festivities in Australia w...
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10 months ago
34 minutes

Undisciplinary
Good Take/Bad Take: Cheeky chat about cancer donations & ozempic jabs for the unemployed
Send us a text **Below is AI generated** Is "cheeky" the most overused word in our everyday vocabulary? We kick things off with a humorous exploration of this label being slapped on everything from muesli bars to sports drinks. As we chuckle through language missteps, we also tackle an advertisement from the Victorian Cancer Council that boldly claims "one in two is too many." This prompts a serious reflection on the effectiveness of such messaging in cancer awareness and the potential for th...
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10 months ago
25 minutes

Undisciplinary
Bullshit and Misinformation in Healthcare: talking with Peter West-Oram
Send us a text **Below is AI generated** Is solidarity in healthcare a double-edged sword? That’s the intriguing question we explore with our returning guest, Pete West-Oram. In this episode, we dissect how solidarity can both unite and divide, especially when misinformation—what Pete candidly refers to as "bullshit"—pervades public discourse. With a focus on healthcare ethics, we discuss the destabilizing power of dishonest communication and its impact on societal issues like the genocide i...
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11 months ago
39 minutes

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Solidarity, Ethics, and Global Justice with Peter West-Oram Part1
Send us a text **Below is AI Generated** What if the key to equitable healthcare lies in the power of solidarity? Join us as we explore this profound question with Dr. Peter West-Oram, a senior lecturer in bioethics, who offers a nuanced perspective on the intersections of history, ethics, and politics in healthcare. Through his expertise, we tackle the pressing issues of systemic racism laid bare by the COVID-19 pandemic and examine the philosophical underpinnings of global health justice. ...
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1 year ago
1 hour 2 minutes

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Horseshoe Crabs: Unknown and abused guardians of global health?
Send us a text **Below is AI generated** What if the key to safer medicines lies in the blood of an ancient, alien-looking creature? Join us as we uncover the fascinating world of horseshoe crabs with our special guest, Richard Gorman. Rich's journey from human geography to animal ethics opens up a riveting discussion about the ethical implications of using animals in healthcare and the pivotal role horseshoe crabs play in pharmaceuticals. You'll be surprised to learn how these ancient creatu...
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1 year ago
56 minutes

Undisciplinary
Good Take/Bad Take: Monash IVF $56 million settlement deal
Send us a text **The below is AI generated** What if bringing cake to work is as harmful as passive smoking? Join us for a thought-provoking exploration with our special guest, Sarah Attinger, as she shares her innovative approach to workplace treats. We dive deep into the public health implications of these sweet gestures and navigate a moral dilemma involving found cigarettes, debating the ethics of discarding them versus giving them to a smoker. Sarah, a research assistant at Sydney Univer...
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1 year ago
39 minutes

Undisciplinary
Embryo Adoption and the Intersection of Religion, Politics, and Reproductive Justice
Send us a text ** Below is AI generated** What happens when religion, politics, and reproductive rights collide? Join us in this thought-provoking episode of Undisciplinary, featuring Risa Cromer, an Associate Professor in Anthropology at Purdue University. Risa takes us on her unique journey from a secular upbringing to studying the powerful intersections of religious politics and reproductive rights. Together, we explore the complex landscape of reproductive justice, revealing how reproduct...
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1 year ago
1 hour 21 minutes

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Fireside Chat: Send us a text! Plus some random thoughts & announcements
Send us a text **Below was generated by AI and doesn't really have much to do with what we actually talked about!** Curious about how American English phrases like "it's been a minute" are shaping everyday language? Join us as we explore this playful debate and kick things off with an engaging discussion. We also introduce an exciting new feature that lets you send us anonymous text messages through Apple Podcasts and Spotify, making it easier than ever to share your thoughts. Plus, don't m...
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1 year ago
30 minutes

Undisciplinary
Commercial Determinants of Health: Dr. Mélissa Mialon on the power & politics of food corporations
Send us a text **Below is AI-generated (with some editing) ** Discover the commerical forces shaping our health as Dr. Mélissa Mialon describes the intricate web woven by large agri-food companies to influence health policies and sway public opinion. Our latest episode is a deep dive into the world where corporate interests meet public health, uncovering the stealthy methods these corporations use to assert their agenda. Dr. Mialon guides us through the labyrinth of systemic racism and the c...
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1 year ago
54 minutes

Undisciplinary
Send us a text Dr. Nanette Ryan discusses gender open parenting, a model allowing children to determine their own gender in their own time without imposing gender expectations based on assigned sex at birth. According to Dr Ryan, this approach creates space for autonomy and protects children from potentially harmful patriarchal gender norms while providing them with knowledge to navigate gender in society. • Gender open parenting involves non-disclosure of a child's assigned sex at birth exc...