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Have you ever navigated the intricate dance of power and humility within the walls of a healthcare institution? Our latest episode features Dr. Supriya Subramani, shedding light on the ethical ballet between patients and doctors, infused with moral emotions and identity politics. As we weave through her interdisciplinary insights, Jane's battle with COVID offers a raw, firsthand perspective on these health research themes, grounding our discussion in the reality of patient experiences.

Tackling the heavy lifting in academia, this episode isn't afraid to question the pillars of knowledge creation and the researcher's place within it. We cast a critical eye on reflexivity, dissecting how our backgrounds and biases shape our understanding. The creases of feminist scholarship and standpoint epistemology unfold in our dialogue, as we probe the intricate relationship between authority and the diverse voices that strive to be heard within scholarly circles.

We round off our journey with a step into the quagmire of bioethics, informed consent, and the architecture of healthcare systems. Dr. Subramani's reflections from Indian hospitals pave the path for our exploration, examining how respect, privacy, and privilege are dispensed in medical care. As we tie up the threads of our conversation, we leave you with an invitation to continue these essential discussions, challenging the norms and shaping an informed, ethical landscape in health research and beyond.

• Audio excerpt of Helen Pluckrose from ABC RN  Grievance studies, thought and debate
• Subramani, S. (2019). Practising reflexivity: Ethics, methodology and theory construction. Methodological Innovations, 12(2). https://doi.org/10.1177/2059799119863276 

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