Guests Rupa Marya and Jess Ghannam discuss the complicity of healthcare institutions in the devastation of Palestine, including the silence of Western health institutions and the power structures perpetuating settler colonialism and white supremacy. They analyze the unethical targeting of healthcare workers and the controversial article in JAMA that tries to create moral ambiguity around bombing hospitals. The speakers also emphasize the rise of right-wing ideology and the importance of solidarity with Palestine. They highlight the concept of decolonizing medicine, the need for self-care, and learning from elders.

Toxicologist Dr. Marino, Journalist James Stout, and Dr. Rupa Marya discuss decolonizing medicine and preparing medical professionals for protests. Topics include tear gas risks, academic complicity in surveillance, and prioritizing community health over police militarization.

Rupa Marya and Raj Patel discuss how colonial capitalism has impacted our health, from systemic injustices to environmental toxicity. They challenge traditional views on healing, explore the relationship between capitalism and societal inequalities, and promote community stewardship for resilience. The conversation delves into the complexities of inflammation, societal violence, agricultural practices, and the need for holistic approaches to repair the damage caused by colonial capitalism.