Dr. David Puder, a psychiatrist with a focus on the intersection of psychiatry and politics, joins Dr. Mark Mullen, who delves into the ethical implications of the Goldwater Rule. They explore the historical context of this rule that arose during the 1964 presidential campaign and its ethical dilemmas for psychiatrists concerning public figures. The discussion highlights the challenges of diagnosing without consent, the impact of media perceptions, and the need for careful navigation of ethical boundaries in mental health discourse.

Dr. Mark Mullen, a 4th year psychiatry resident and host of Psychiatry Bootcamp, joins Dr. Puder for the 200th episode. They discuss the benefits of podcasts in learning psychiatry, the influence of Dr. John Tar, the significance of pre-lexical communication in therapy, the importance of simple language and transference, the need for a deeper understanding of patients, interacting with respected colleagues and experts, and the future direction of the podcast.

Mark Mullen, CEO and Co-Founder of Atom Bank, the pioneering digital challenger bank, shares insights on a decade of disruption in the UK banking sector. He discusses the challenges of building a trusted brand and the strategic decision to operate from Durham, promoting equitable job opportunities. Mullen also reveals the impact of Atom's innovative four-day workweek on employee satisfaction and business performance. Looking ahead, he emphasizes focusing on profitability and refining current offerings rather than aggressive expansion.