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Policy-Based Evidence Making w/ Jane Thomason (03/14/24)
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Policy-Based Evidence Making w/ Jane Thomason (03/14/24)

Death Panel podcast host Beatrice Adler-Bolton speaks with Jane Thomason of National Nurses United (NNU) about the CDC’s recent abrupt decision to drop its 5-day covid isolation guidance and the latest developments in the campaign to stop the CDC from dramatically weakening infection control practices in healthcare settings.

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CDC Says: Back to Work (02/15/24)
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CDC Says: Back to Work (02/15/24)

Death Panel podcast hosts Beatrice Adler-Bolton, Artie Vierkant and Abby Cartus discuss this week’s news that the CDC is planning to drop its covid isolation guidelines, and how the proposed change is emblematic of the Biden administration’s long running practice of undoing pandemic policies as a form of labor disciple.

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Scenes from the Class Struggle at CVS (09/28/23)
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Scenes from the Class Struggle at CVS (09/28/23)

Death Panel podcast co-hosts, Beatrice Adler-Bolton, Artie Vierkant, Phil Rocco and Abby Cartus discuss how the widely reported expense and unavailability of the new covid boosters is the disastrous (and predictable) consequence of the Biden administration’s move to kick covid vaccines and therapeutics to the private market.

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DP x S23: How Capitalism Kills: Social Murder and Covid-19 (Session 2)
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DP x S23: How Capitalism Kills: Social Murder and Covid-19 (Session 2)

Death Panel podcast collaborated with the organizers of the Socialism Conference to put together five sessions at this year’s conference on the political economy of health and disability. In this session, "How Capitalism Kills: Social Murder and Covid-19," Death Panel podcast co-hosts, Artie Vierkant and Abby Cartus, are joined by friend of the panel and historian, Nate Holdren, to discuss Friedrich Engels’ concept of “social murder,” the structural forces within capitalism that abandon populations to injury, debility, and premature death, and how social murder is a key component of capitalism, not merely a side effect.

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Who Has the Tools? w/ Justin Feldman (08/18/22)
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Who Has the Tools? w/ Justin Feldman (08/18/22)

Justin Feldman joins the Panel, Beatrice Adler-Bolton, Artie Vierkant, and Phil Rocco, to talk through the latest downgrade to the CDC's covid guidelines and Ashish Jha's statement this week that the Biden administration is aiming for covid vaccines and therapeutics to be kicked to the private market starting in the fall.

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Outdoor Transmission w/ Dr. Theresa Chapple
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Outdoor Transmission w/ Dr. Theresa Chapple

Beatrice Adler-Bolton speaks with epidemiologist Dr. Theresa Chapple about how seemingly everyone became convinced that you can't catch covid outdoors, common misconceptions about the pandemic driven by an overwhelming focus on individual risk assessment, and lessons from her work in the field during the first two years of COVID.

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