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  • Former CDC Director Robert D. Redfield on Viruses, Vaccines, the COVID Epidemic, and Distrust in Public Health

    Former CDC Director Robert D. Redfield on Viruses, Vaccines, the COVID Epidemic, and Distrust in Public Health
    2025/01/27
    The public health sector has been roiled by controversy and political turmoil in the last few years, what with the COVID pandemic, the fight over vaccine mandates, and questions about politicization of the sector. Beyond that, viruses make the news like never before. So, Wesley turned to an expert in both fields to learn more about virology, the government’s response Read More ›
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    1 時間 15 分
  • Is There a Difference Between “Mind” and “Brain”?

    Is There a Difference Between “Mind” and “Brain”?
    2025/01/13
    What is the “mind”? Is it a pure product of raw brain activity? Or, is it something “other” — that can be experienced, but not measured, observed but not fully defined? Does free will exist? Are our brains just so many meat computers? A new anthology, Minding the Brain, explores these and related issues in depth — both from philosophical Read More ›
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    1 時間 4 分
  • Dr. Kristin M. Collier on the Importance of Recognizing the Patient as a “Person”

    Dr. Kristin M. Collier on the Importance of Recognizing the Patient as a “Person”
    2024/12/16
    Medicine and healthcare have become one of the most contentious sectors of modern society. Doctors have greater scientific knowledge with which to help patients than at any time in history. But at the same time, the field seems to be heading in a more crassly technocratic direction, in which the human being seeking care may become lost in the attempt Read More ›
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    58 分
  • Nina Shea on the Persecution of the Catholic Church in China

    Nina Shea on the Persecution of the Catholic Church in China
    2024/12/02
    Religious persecution continues to afflict the world. Anti-Semitism abounds. Certain Islamic countries suppress minority faiths while Muslims face persecution in countries like India. Non-Orthodox Christians are persecuted in Russia, while some American Christians claim that they are discriminated against because of living out their faith precepts. In this episode of Humanize, Wesley focuses on the suppression of the Catholic Church Read More ›
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    1 時間 5 分
  • Daniel Carcillo on Psychedelics as a Treatment for Depression and Traumatic Brain Injury

    Daniel Carcillo on Psychedelics as a Treatment for Depression and Traumatic Brain Injury
    2024/11/11
    People with serious mental health issues often face years, if not a lifetime, of debilitating symptoms. These traumas can sometimes be difficult to treat, much less cure. And that has some people looking for new avenues of care beyond standard medicines, including — controversially — psychedelic substances such as Psilocybin, LSD, and the like. Enthusiasts believe that these substances offer Read More ›
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    58 分
  • Dr. Keri D. Ingraham on the Most Important Issues in American K-12 Education

    Dr. Keri D. Ingraham on the Most Important Issues in American K-12 Education
    2024/10/28
    It’s no secret that American education is experiencing a profound crisis. Many of our children can’t read, do mathematics, or learn basic life skills. At the same time, many accuse the education establishment of imposing radical ideological views on children such as gender ideology and anti-Americanism. The good news is that concerted efforts are underway to reform education to better Read More ›
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    1 時間 1 分
  • Timothy S. Goeglein on the Dangers of Utopianism

    Timothy S. Goeglein on the Dangers of Utopianism
    2024/10/14
    American institutions are less trusted than ever before, our society is deeply divided, and much of the world is in turmoil. The problem isn’t religion, atheism, or ideology, per se. Rather, the real culprit — and one that receives far too little attention in public discourse — is the widespread embrace by social activists of utopianism, a zealous belief in Read More ›
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    1 時間 2 分
  • Richard Weikart on Medicine’s Descent from Healing to Killing

    Richard Weikart on Medicine’s Descent from Healing to Killing
    2024/09/30
    Whether to legalize assisted suicide and euthanasia is one of the most culturally contentious — and important — public policy debates of our time. Supporters of legalization call it a compassionate “last resort” means of preventing unnecessary suffering and promoting autonomy. Opponents see the intentional ending of the lives of the ill as a profound abandonment and a path to Read More ›
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    58 分