The Decolonizing Medicine PodcastExplicit

Podcast episodes

• Season 1

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  S01 E13 - Researching Mental Health in the Diaspora with Joanna LaTorre

  S01 E13 - Researching Mental Health in the Diaspora with Joanna LaTorreExplicit

  Joanna La Torre, LCSW (they/she/siya) is a gender / queer multi-ethnic Filipinx scholar activist from occupied Ohlone territory in California’s Bay Area. She is a PhD student at the University of Washington’s Indigenous Wellness R...

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  S01 E12 - Navigating Eating Disorder Recovery with Alex P

  S01 E12 - Navigating Eating Disorder Recovery with Alex PExplicit

  CW: eating disordersAlex P. (they/them/dems) is Seattle-based and so Cali raised, doing healing and community organizing. Alex identifies as a Queer xicanx and they are not fucking with the gender binary. In this episode you’re go...

  34:08
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  S01 E11 - False Scarcity & Colonization: How Non-Compete Clauses Disrupt Medicine with Jamee Pineda

  S01 E11 - False Scarcity & Colonization: How Non-Compete Clauses Disrupt Medicine with Jamee PinedaExplicit

  Have you ever heard of a Non-Compete Clause? In this episode I discuss what that is and why this replication of colonial values does NOT belong in medicine. This episode’s community shoutout goes to @Decolonizing_Fitness. Decol...

  25:03
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  S01 E10 - (Part 2) Resisting Colonization in Delivery and Postpartum Care with Kalei'okalani Matsui

  S01 E10 - (Part 2) Resisting Colonization in Delivery and Postpartum Care with Kalei'okalani Matsui Explicit

  CW: sexual assault, domestic violence, medical traumaKalei'okalani Matsui (she/her,in Hawaiian language, 'o ia / kona are non-gendered pronouns) is a Black, Japanese, Chinese, and Kanaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian) woman born and rais...

  37:10
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  S01 E09 - (Part 1) Resisting Colonization in Delivery and Postpartum Care with Kalei'okalani Matsui

  S01 E09 - (Part 1) Resisting Colonization in Delivery and Postpartum Care with Kalei'okalani Matsui Explicit

  CW: sexual assault, domestic violence, medical traumaKalei'okalani Matsui (she/her,in Hawaiian language, 'o ia / kona are non-gendered pronouns) is a Black, Japanese, Chinese, and Kanaka Maoli (Native Hawaiian) woman born and rais...

  36:56