Alexandre Baril discusses the concept of suicidism, an under-theorized oppression faced by suicidal people. They propose an intersectional framework for assisted suicide and critique the current approach of suicide prevention. The podcast explores alternative approaches to suicide prevention, including the queer crip model of suicide and the need to break the silence surrounding suicidal individuals. Baril also highlights the exceptionalism and double standards in assisted suicide, advocating for inclusive laws and policies. Overall, this podcast offers valuable insights into rethinking suicide and addressing structural suicidism.