Latest Episode
December 3, 2024
S3E11: Examining Gender Ideology and Free Speech with Simon Amaya Price
College student and former transgender individual, Simon Amaya Price, explores the complex intersection of politics, medicine, and gender ideology.
Season 3
Navigating the Voter Pulse on Pediatric Gender Medicine and DEI Part 1
We delve into the critical issues of so-called gender-affirming care and DEI, and their significance to the electorate.
Navigating the Voter Pulse on Pediatric Gender Medicine and DEI Part 2
We dissect the positions of political campaigns, examining the strategies they use to justify their stances on DEI and gender ideology.
Unveiling the Realities of Gender-Affirming Care
Our guest shares his personal journey, detailing the pivotal moments that led him to question the practices of pediatric gender medicine.
Unmasking Anti-Semitism in Medicine
Dr. Jay Greene highlights how DEI initiatives might inadvertently fuel anti-Semitic sentiments, impacting Jewish communities in both academia and healthcare.
Stop the Harm Database
Michelle introduces the groundbreaking Stop the Harm Database, a first-of-its kind project that brings to light the increasing prevalence of sex-based interventions on children.
Navigating the Storm
January Littlejohn, a mother and mental health counselor, shares her harrowing personal journey with ideology infiltrating her daughter's school.
Medicine Unmasked
Dr. Stanley Goldfarb provides a thought-provoking exploration of how social agendas might reshape the future of healthcare.
Balancing Politics and Policy
Representative Pickett shares insights on the Board of Governors' efforts to reform DEI policies and the challenges of maintaining neutrality in educational institutions.
The Ethics of Care
Jamie Reed, a former insider and whistleblower from a pediatric gender clinic, explores the complexities of treating gender dysphoria in minors.
Exploring the Political Influence on Medicine
In Season 3, Episode 9 of the Do No Harm Podcast, host Ian Kingsbury engages in a deep dive into the complex relationship between politics and medicine with special…
Balancing Bugs and Bills
Representative Jeremy Faison shares his candid views on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and its impact on identity politics and systemic racism.
Examining Gender Ideology and Free Speech with Simon Amaya Price
College student and former transgender individual, Simon Amaya Price, explores the complex intersection of politics, medicine, and gender ideology.
Season 2
Discussing So-Called “Gender-Affirming Care” With Dr. Elliot Kaminetzky
Dr. Elliot Kaminetzky joins hosts Dr. Stanley Goldfarb and Dr. Marilyn Singleton to discuss the harmful practice of so-called “gender-affirming care.” Dr. Elliot Kaminetzky is a clinical psychologist and…
The Silencing of Nurses Who Challenge DEI
Dr. Marilyn Singleton is joined by guest host and registered nurse Laura Morgan. Together, they discuss the recent push to indoctrinate medical professionals on DEI and so-called gender-affirming care.
David L. Bernstein on the Rise of Antisemitism out of Toxic DEI
David L. Bernstein, founder of the Jewish Institute for Liberal Values (JILV), joins the Do No Harm podcast to discuss the rise of anti-semitism, particularly with “woke” groups on…
Dr. Kris Kaliebe and the Plea for Scholarly Dialogue Concerning So-called “Gender-affirming Care.”
Dr. Kris Kaliebe, a board-certified General, Forensic, and Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist and professor in the Psychiatry Department at the University of South Florida, joins the Do No Harm…
Dr. Roy Eappen on How “Gender-Affirming” Care is Hurting American Children
While Europe pulls back from so-called “gender-affirming care,” the United States keeps pushing the ideology on its citizens. Dr. Roy Eappen, an endocrinologist certified by the Royal College of…
Lindsay Bednar, the Mom Who Took on the Local School Board over DEI Initiatives and Won
Lindsay Bednar is a former teacher and a mom of two young students in one of the largest school districts in Minnesota. Over the past year, Lindsay started hearing…
Dr. Sheldon Rubenfeld on how Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Policies Breed Antisemitism in Medicine
Dr. Sheldon Rubenfeld is a Clinical Professor of Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. In this episode, he discusses how his long-standing elective, Healing by Killing: Medicine…
Dr. Tabia Lee on being fired from a college for being the “wrong kind of black woman”
Dr. Tabia Lee was hired to lead the DEI department at De Anza College. Within two weeks, she was called a “dirty Zionist” and “the wrong kind of black…
Dr. Sheila Nazarian on Escaping Iran and the Rise of Antisemitism in Medicine
Dr. Sheila Nazarian is a plastic surgeon at the top of her field, and the star of her own Netflix show called, “Skin Decision: Before and After.” In this…
Rep. Ben Baker on Pushing Back Against DEI in Missouri’s Publicly Funded Colleges and Universities
State Rep. Ben Baker has served others in many roles, from ministry and mission work to education and public office. Now, he’s speaking up on behalf of concerned students,…
Drs. Lauren Schwartz and Miriam Grossman on challenging the American Psychiatric Association’s new manifesto on gender ideology
Two respected psychiatrists who work with transgender-identified youths are calling out the American Psychiatric Association’s latest guidance on gender ideology for what it is: a political manifesto dressed up…
Rep. Ron Bryce on Working to Ban Abusive Gender Transitions for Children
Kansas lawmaker and physician Rep. Ron Bryce shares a simple and powerful message: gender transitions for children are child abuse. He believes the procedures are unsafe, unproven, and unethical…
S2 SPECIAL INTERVIEW: Yascha Mounk on Escaping the “Identity Trap”
DNH S2 SPECIAL: In this special episode of the Do No Harm podcast, scholar Yascha Mounk explains the origins of identity politics, how it undermines free societies, and how…
Season 1
Medical Schools as Institutions
In this inaugural episode, Dr. Stanley Goldfarb joins Benita Cotton-Orr to share his personal journey from practitioner to educator.
Politics in Medicine
In our second episode, Benita Cotton-Orr and Dr. Stanley Goldfarb discuss when—and how—politics became such a big part of medicine.
Medical Students and Woke Medicine
Benita and Dr. Stan discuss how medical students can recognize, understand, and push back against woke ideology in medical schools.
The Hippocratic Oath
Dr. Stanley Goldfarb explains the history of the Hippocratic Oath, and how it is the foundation of Do No Harm’s work.
Does Trust in Medical Research Still Exist?
When studies are corrupted to support a certain predisposed outcome or political ideology, trust in the quality and accuracy of research at large wanes.
Academic Journals and the Infusion of Censorship, Bias, and Bad Research
Are respected academic journals seeking the truth or is science now serving prejudged outcomes? Our hosts discuss.
The Healthcare System’s Two Paths
Dr. Stanley Goldfarb and Dr. Benita Cotton-Orr examine the two paths that our healthcare system can take as we move ahead to the future.
Standing Up Against Woke Ideology
Dr. Stanley Goldfarb and Benita Cotton-Orr share best practices for standing up against the woke ideology that is infiltrating health care.
Standing Up Against Woke Ideology
Dr. Stanley Goldfarb and Benita Cotton-Orr discuss the role of government in implementing a woke approach in healthcare.
Optimal Outcomes vs The Equality Approach
Dr. Stanley Goldfarb and Benita Cotton-Orr discuss how we should refocus the health care reform conversation on improving outcomes for all patients rather than the current race-based approach to treatment.
Pushing Back Implicit Bias Training With Professionalism
Dr. Stanley Goldfarb explains the false premises behind Implicit Bias Training and details Do No Harm’s efforts to educate policymakers that this “training” should not be the basis for continuing…
The Dangerous Influence of the Anti-Racism Movement on Society
Dr. Stanley Goldfarb and Benita Cotton-Orr discuss how the woke movement towards anti-Racism has transformed how Americans view one another, shifting from a perspective of opportunity to one of oppression.