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In this episode Chris and Courtney discuss with Jane Williams the politics of vaccine, hotel quarantine and other things.

Audio

• Annastacia Palaszczuk discussion COVID clusters in QLD via SBS News
• Bunnings Karen

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In this episode, Chris and Courtney continue the discussion of the emergence of euthanasia debates and legislation in Australia during the 1980s.
 
Art & Audio

• Music City Plaza - Dan Bodan
• Q&A FactCheck: Supporting Euthanasia | 10 April 2017

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In this episode Courtney and Chris talking with Pat McConville about artificial hearts and phenomenological approaches to bioethics.  

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In this episode Chris and Courtney talk with Thao Phan about her research on AI, Robotics and algorithmic cultures. Specifically, discussing her work on  technologies like Amazon's Echo and Apple's Siri and how they continue histories of racialised, gendered and classed labour in the domestic sphere. They also discuss the ethics of AI and how much of the ethics research is funded by the companies producing the ethical questions.

Thao is a Research Fellow at the Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation at Deakin University. She is a feminist STS researcher who analyses the technologization of gender and race in algorithmic culture. She is also the Co-founder and Convenor of the Australasian STS grad network (or AusSTS) and the program coordinator for the Deakin Science and Society Network.

References

• The materiality of the digital and the gendered voice of Siri (2017) Technoscience
• Amazon Echo and the Aesthetics of Whiteness (2019) Catalyst
• Economies of virtue: the circulation of "ethics" in AI and digital culture
• Re Bioethicist serving on pharma board see Leigh Turner's piece

Music & Audio

• The Jetsons: Rosie the Robot First Appearance
• Music City Plaza - Dan Bodan

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In this episode, Chris and Courtney discuss the emergence of ‘voluntary assisted dying’ legislation in the Australian context, and explore aspects of the history of ‘euthanasia’, including terminology and assumptions.

References

• Voluntary assisted dying (Victoria, Australia) 
• Ezekiel J. Emanuel (1994) The history of euthanasia debates in the United States and Britain, Annals of Internal Medicine 
• Editorial (1969) Euthanasia legislation, Medical Journal of Australia (10 May)
• Editorial (1976) The problems of legalizing euthanasia—and the alternative, Medical Journal of Australia (30 October)

Art & Audio

• Music City Plaza - Dan Bodan
• Anthony Albanese in Australian Parliament debating Euthanasia Laws Act 1997  

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In this episode Chris and Courtney discuss Quinn's research on commercial influence on nurses,  the power dynamics surrounding nursing in university and hospital institutions, and the visibility/invisibility of nurse whistleblowers. 

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In this episode Chris and Courtney discuss how "good doctors" are produced by looking at the history of medical ethics in the Australian medical curriculum. They tackle the myth that medical ethics wasn't taught prior to Beauchamp and Childress's "Principles of Biomedical Ethics" (1979), and it wasn't "mere etiquette" either. They also discuss the gendered aspects of medical education and ethics at the time.

References

• Opening Jonathan Ogden
• Music City Plaza - Dan Bodan

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In this episode we talk with Bryan Mukandi,  ARC DECRA Research Fellow, School of Languages and Cultures Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences  

We discuss Bryan's background in Medicine, Public Health, and Philosophy and his trans-disciplinary research agenda which revolves around gaining greater conceptual clarity into the well-being of people belonging to marginalised groups.

References

• Being Seen by the Doctor: A Meditation on Power, Institutional Racism, and Medical Ethics

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Chris and Courtney are back for 2021. New content, new chats, and new analysis of old debates in the history, ethics, and politics of health!

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In this episode Chris and Courtney question nature of disciplines, the perils of being undisciplined, and whether genre may be a useful way of thinking about some fields of inquiry, such as bioethics. 

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