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Outward: Demystifying Monkeypox

Outward: Demystifying Monkeypox

FromSlate Daily Feed


Outward: Demystifying Monkeypox

FromSlate Daily Feed

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Length:
76 minutes
Released:
Jul 20, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

This month, Christina Cauterucci, Jules Gill-Peterson, and Bryan Lowder talk about two very different health stories. First, in the Thots & Queries segment they respond to a listener who has questions about the ethics of moving to another country in an age of Supreme uncertainty. Then they talk with Harun Tulunay, a London-based sexual-health advocate, about his experience with monkeypox. He has been sharing his experiences with the disease, including the challenges of receiving a correct diagnosis. In New York City, the rollout of the monkeypox vaccine program was a disaster. Then they are joined by journalist Io Dodds to discuss her recent piece for the Independent: “ ‘Never Ask Permission’: How Two Trans Women Ran a Legendary Underground Surgical Clinic in a Rural Tractor Barn.” (Note, Jules was interviewed for the piece.)
Items discussed in the show:
Conjuring Kesha, on Discovery +
“ ‘Never Ask Permission’: How Two Trans Women Ran a Legendary Underground Surgical Clinic in a Rural Tractor Barn,” by Io Dodds, in the Independent

Gay Agenda
Bryan: “What Should a Queer Children’s Book Do?” by Jessica Winter in the New Yorker
Christina: The Other Two, on HBO Max
Jules: P-Valley, on Starz

This podcast was produced by June Thomas.
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Released:
Jul 20, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

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