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The Global Health Politics Podcast

Joseph Harris
Public Health
Covid-19
HIV/AIDS
Global Health
Vaccination
HIV
Community Health Workers
Universal Health Coverage
Malawi
Health Policy
Tuberculosis
Austerity
Neoliberalism
China
India
USAID
Community Health Impact Coalition
Decolonization
Health System Strengthening
Vaccine Hesitancy

Hosted by Joseph Harris, the Global Health Politics podcast features intimate, one-of-a-kind conversations with leading scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and activists working on critical issues in global health.

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In this episode, Joseph Harris sits down with one of the most prominent voices in global health today, Dr. Madhu Pai. Dr. Pai is a medical doctor and Canada Research Chair in Epidemiology & Global Health at McGill University and the A... more

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In this episode, Joseph Harris sits down with American University anthropologist Thurka Sangaramoorthy to discuss her work on immigration and health. They talk about her work with Haitian immigrants in South Florida that was the subje... more

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In this long-awaited episode, originally recorded in Fall 2022, Joseph Harris sits down with Dr. James Pfeiffer, Professor of Global Health and Anthropology at University of Washington. They talk about global health work in Mozambique... more

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In this podcast episode, Joseph Harris sits down with University of Illinois-Chicago Professor of Sociology Claire Decoteau. They discuss her latest book - Emergency: COVID-19 and the Uneven Valuation of Life - which explores how and ... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Madhu Pai
Inaugural Chair of the Department of Global and Public Health at McGill University
McGill University
Episode: Season 2, Episode 8: Madhu Pai on Global Health Inequality
Thurka Sangaramoorthy
Professor of Anthropology at American University, focused on immigration and health issues.
American University
Episode: Season 2, Episode 7: Thurka Sangaramoorthy on Immigration and Health
Dr. James Pfeiffer
Professor in the Departments of Global Health and Anthropology at the University of Washington and Director of Health Alliance International.
University of Washington / Health Alliance International
Episode: Season 2, Episode 6: James Pfeiffer on Debt, Austerity, and Decolonization
Dr. Claire Decoteau
Professor of Sociology at the University of Illinois-Chicago
University of Illinois-Chicago
Episode: Season 2, Episode 5: Claire Decoteau on the COVID-19 Emergency and the Failure of Pandemic Response
Dr. Lennie Bazira
Policy Director of the Community Health Impact Coalition
Community Health Impact Coalition
Episode: Season 2, Episode 4: The Community Health Impact Coalition's Campaign to Professionalize Community Health Work Globally
Jannet Otieno
Community Health Worker in Kenya
Episode: Season 2, Episode 4: The Community Health Impact Coalition's Campaign to Professionalize Community Health Work Globally
Dr. Jenny Trinitapoli
Professor of Sociology at the University of Chicago
University of Chicago
Episode: Season 2, Episode 3: Jenny Trinitapoli on HIV/AIDS and Epidemics of Uncertainty
Victor Roy
Family physician and sociologist, author of the book Capitalizing a Cure
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: Season 2, Episode 2: Victor Roy Explains How Finance Controls the Price and Value of Medicine
Dr. Julie Lynch
Professor of Political Science at the University of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: Season 2, Episode 1: Julia Lynch on Political Science and the Political Economy of Health

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Joseph Harris
Host of the podcast who engages in intimate conversations with leading scholars and practitioners in global health.

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Episode 9: Ann Swidler on HIV/AIDS Altruism in Malawi
Q: Could you share any ripples that you feel that Fraud Embrace made in the practice committee?
Swidler expresses that she has not encountered any direct feedback or ripple effects from the publication of her work.
Episode 9: Ann Swidler on HIV/AIDS Altruism in Malawi
Q: What do you consider to be that paper's most important implication?
Swidler argues the necessity of understanding semiotic codes in behaviors related to HIV prevention, particularly how they are read in different contexts.
Episode 9: Ann Swidler on HIV/AIDS Altruism in Malawi
Q: What drew you to study these issues originally?
Swidler discusses the continuity of her interests in culture and institutions leading her to global health research.
Episode 10: Emily Mendenhall on COVID-19, Syndemics, and Community
Q: Why non-communicable disease, and why those issues in particular?
Mendenhall shares her journey from working in HIV therapy to addressing diabetes and trauma, highlighting the complexity and interrelations of health conditions.
Episode 10: Emily Mendenhall on COVID-19, Syndemics, and Community
Q: What drew you to work on global health issues, and why did you choose to become an anthropologist?
Emily Mendenhall explains her early interest in medicine, her transition to anthropology for a deeper exploration of interdisciplinary issues, and her experiential learning in indigenous communities.

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Featuring in-depth conversations with leading experts, this podcast addresses critical issues within the realm of global health with a focus on inequalities and systemic challenges. Guests include scholars, practitioners, and activists who share valuable insights into topics such as health equity, immigration, and the impact of geopolitical dynamics on health policies. Original perspectives are offered on the interplay between economic factors and health outcomes, making this a compelling listen for those interested in understanding the complexities of global health issues and the efforts to address them. Unique to this series is its emphasis on integrating diverse voices and experiences, enhancing the narrative around health challenges fac... more

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1. Dr. Madhu Pai
2. Thurka Sangaramoorthy
3. Dr. James Pfeiffer
4. Dr. Claire Decoteau
5. Dr. Lennie Bazira
6. Jannet Otieno
7. Dr. Jenny Trinitapoli
8. Victor Roy

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