
A podcast about the politics of health, medicine, and the body. Support at www.buymeacoffee.com/redmedicine
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 103 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsHealth & FitnessMedicineNews | |||

Philosopher and historian of science Joelle Abi-Rached approaches the topic of trauma, asking whether it is a sufficient category for the psychic impact of the ongoing violence of Zionist settler colonialism. Joelle Abi-Rached is a philosopher and hi... more
A talk by Evan Sedgwick-Jell on the history of communist drug treatment services in Weimar Germany, given at the Political Pathologies conference in Glasgow. Evan Sedgwick-Jell is a researcher, particularly interested in the interrelation of the psy-... more
A recording of the very first in-person edition of the Anti-Self-Helpline, co-hosted with Prometheus Magazine's very own Harry Holmes. This edition of the helpline was recorded at the Festival of the Oppressed, held in June. Pre-order print copies of... more
In this episode Beatrice Adler Bolton, Callum Cant, and myself talk about the general strike: not as something consigned to history but as a tactic we need today. Specifically, we talk about how the strike emerged as a tactic, what that means about s... more
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A really necessary, engaging, and thoughtful podcast working through the interstices of health, justice, and socialism!
Really hitting its stride, a must listen for me.
This podcast has always been interesting, but has now really hit its stride. Essential listening!
This is a particularly good episode, outlining the spectacular fraud perpetrated by governments and corporations during the pandemic and yet remaining measured, balanced and fascinating.
Could you feature a left-thinker on trans lives such as Shon Faye?
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This program charts the politics of health, medicine, and the body through a radical, historically informed lens. Episodes frequently examine care work, public health systems, and medical power, linking historical labor struggles, anti-imperialism, and socialist critique to contemporary policy debates. The format blends historical tours, archival discussions, and expert guest insights to connect personal experiences with systemic issues in health care, housing, and social provisioning. A standout trait is its willingness to foreground marginalized perspectives—care workers, patients, and activists—while tracing broad political economy dynamics. Potential listeners who value critical health policy, abolitionist and anti-capitalist critique, ... more
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Recent guests on Red Medicine include:
1. Evan Sedgwick-Jell
2. Callum Cant
3. Beatrice Adler Bolton
4. Abby Kluchin
5. Patrick Blanchfield
6. Christine Kelly
7. Matthew Lee
8. James Schneider
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