Trauma Code: Recent Episodes
Trauma Code
Brooklyn trauma surgeon Dr. Simon Fitzgerald co-hosts Trauma Code with adult and child psychiatrist Dr. Cassandra Raphaël. Together they explore healing of mind body and community from trauma. The show also engages the intersection of trauma and culture. Show airs every Monday at 2 PM on WBAI 99.5 in New York City.
Dr. Selwyn O. Rogers calls from University of Chicago to talk about the history of gun violence and lifesaving interventions in Chicago as well as his new booke "Healing the Gun Violence Epidemic."
RIP Carlos "Chino" Garcia, Johanna Fernandez and Dante "Tater" Barksdale.
See https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/790231/healing-the-gun-violence-epidemic-by-selwyn-o-rogers-jr-md-mph/ for more.
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We have friend of the show Dr. Damien Archbold in studio to talk about health care during genocide, the New York State Health Act, the DSA and the campaign by home care workers for improved wages and working conditions.
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We talked to Vikings record setting punter, community activist and author Chris Kluwe about all of this and his brand new science fiction novel Shades of Forever. Good luck in your upcoming election on California state assembly district 72.
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Dr. Seema Jilani, a Texas Pediatrician and global physician with the International Network for Aid, Relief and Assistance, talks with us about her experience in Gaza and the effort to free physicians forcibly disappeared by the Israeli military. Vivos los llevaron! Vivos los queremos! Free Dr. Hussam Abu Safiyah! Free them All!
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What effect has the politicization of research funding had on the pipeline for American health research? We talk to Michael Green PHD to understand the effect on early career researchers. We also call for the release of Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, who Israeli Physicians for Human Rights report is at risk of dying without charges in Israeli detention.
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We talk everything World Cup with Golden Goal Editor Alex Shephard. Music from Gaza, Haiti, Brazil and California.
RIP Oliver Tree.
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The Reverend Hand Tuell calls the Trauma Code with updates from the Delaney Hall ICE detention facility where detainees are on hunger strike and a work stoppage. RIP Sonny Rollins.
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Dr. John Reuwer calls with his experience on the global humanitarian flotilla to Gaza, and first had reports from Israeli kidnapping and capture in Greek territorial waters.
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Steven Thrasher comes into our WBAI studio in Brooklyn to talk about his new book The Overseer Class the day before its May 19th publication.
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Dr. Oni Blackstock shares with the Trauma Code how the federal government's LCME is removing guidance on health equity for American medical schools as part of a larger assault on both black health outcomes and health education as a whole. Medical workers and institutions have a duty to push back and stand on principle in support of health equity research and education. We also love to our friends from Philadelphia and condolences for the end of the 76ers season.
Music by Orquesta Baobab and Bahamadia
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We talk to a rapid responder who witnessed the confrontation between the Bushwick community and immigration enforcement officers who injured a detainee and brought them to Wyckoff Heights Medical Center in Brooklyn, New York over the weekend.
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We hear updates from Doctors Against Genocide partners in Gaza, Sudan and Congo.
Music by Bad Bunny and Celia Cruz
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We call independent journalist Daniel Montero from Belly of the Beast for updates from Havana. We also hear what representative Rashida Tlaib tells Doctors Against Genocide.
Music from Los Aldeanos and Siba & Monkeyman.
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We hear the latest on the Israeli military assault on civilians in Lebanon from Dr. Eveline Hitti from the American University in Beirut and Sarah Bitar shares the art of Love and Resistance in Brooklyn. RIP Asha Bhosle.
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CUNY Sociologist Heba Gowayed talks about her book Refuge: How the State Shapes Human Potential as well as how the American Sociological Association has shut down discussion at its convention of genocide in Gaza or the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions of Israeli institutions. All while listening to Heba's playlist
Music by DAM, Tootard and Ayonha
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Doctors against genocide give world wide March 2026 updates
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From the Milan Olympics and Paralympics through the World Baseball Classic in North American we talk to University of New Brunswick sports sociologist Nathan Kalmon Lamb to talk about the World Championships during the World War.
Music by Tribe Called Quest, Bebeshito and Frank Delgado.
Aired Monday March 9, 2026 at 2:00 PM on WBAI 99.5 FM in New York City.
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We speak to historian Andres Sebastian Pertierra about the historical context of the escalating war of attrition against Cuba and talk to Dr. Tanya Zakrison for updates from health care in Havana. RIP Jesse Jackson.
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The Tone Shift Collective shares independent listening party during a Trauma Code Radio Show music hour.
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A pediatrician calls the Trauma Code on the day of his return. Respect to Bad Bunny, Bruce Springstein and Ted Hall.
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We call surgeon Dr. Justin Hatchimonji to discuss out of the University of Chicago, recently presented at the Scientific Assembly of the Eastern Association of the Surgery of Trauma exploring how school closures are related to neighborhood violence in Chicago.
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We talk to partners on the ground about paramilitary violence by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis and how communities are organizing to defend and care for one another.
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We interview PICU nurse Emma Kading about the latest on NYSNA strike for nurses at the largest private hospital chains in New York City. Congratulations Senegal on the AFCON championship win and Happy Birthday to the King of Love.
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We interfiew Aaron Stagoff-Belfort on the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences article entitled "Can speed cameras make streets safer? Quasi-experimental evidence from New York City." We also talk frankly about escalating ICE violence in Minnesota and around the country.Music by Roy Ayers, Digable Planets with GURU, Yeison Jimenez and Bob Weir.
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We hear directly from Venezuelan journalist Andreina Chavez with Dropsite News on updates from Caracas.
Find more from her on
https://www.instagram.com/andiealava/?hl=en
https://substack.com/@andreinachavez
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We talk to pulmonary critical care specialist Dr. Irtaza Khan reporting back from his recent trip to Gaza on the complications of the ongoing genocide.
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We talk Honduras elction updates and context with Jose Luis Granado Ceja of Dropsite News. Show recorded Monday 12/8 and does not contain commentary about subsequent developments in La Paz or off the coast of Venezuela.
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We have Nathan Kalman-Lamb back on the show to discuss his article in the Journal of the Sociology of Sport on Athleticide in Gaza and talk about efforts to hold Israeli sporting institutions especially Isareli Football accountable for the national campaign of genocide against Palestinians.
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We talk to Al Fashir native Ibrahim Alhaj about the history, culture and news from this Darfurian town under assault by the Rapid Support Forces, once known as Janjaweed. While listening to music from the region, we think about how to stop the genocide in Darfur and how to support the mutual aid Emergency Support Rooms that have sprouted out of the Resistance Committees that formed during the brief Sudanese Revolution.
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We talk to Suad Abdel Aziz from Decolonize Sudan about the genocide in Darfur, massacres in El Fashir and Algoney Dagalo in Washington DC. We also hear a Doctors Against Genocide Update from a medical worker refugee from Beit Lahia in Deir al Balah. Please note that Jose Manuel Tomas Arturo Chao Ortega (Manu Chau) is a Spanish-French musician whose entire family fled fascist violence in Spain during the Franco era across the border to France. Dr. Fitzgerald forgot the details of this family history during the episode and regrets any historical inaccuracy.
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Anna Toomey joins Drs. Fitzgerald and Raphael in the WBAI studios to discuss her new movie Left Behind and the challenges students with dyslexia face in NYC public schools and how families are working together to overcome them.
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We talk to Professor Emeritus Amy Hagopian, until recently the chair of the international section of the American Public Health Association before her membership was revoked in response to organizing within the organizaiton in support of Palestinian health and safety.
Music by Turnstile and Yenovk Der Hagopian.
Read more here: https://academeblog.org/2025/10/07/what-to-do-when-your-professional-association-breaks-your-heart/
And sign on in support of Dr. Amy Hagopian https://forms.gle/zK4rMFqBiqsUaiDT6
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Surgeon and research Dr. Arghavan Salles on the effect of government defunding and undermining science and scholarship.
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We hear form Australian surgeon Dr. Nada Abu Alrub after her forced evacuation of Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza City. Doctors Against Genocide update from Trauma Code on WBAI 99.5 in Brooklyn, New York City.
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We hear from Doctors Against Genocide including Zeinab Bakhiet, Hadija, and Dr. Muhammed on genocide from Palestine to the Sudan and the Congo.
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Interview with Nathan Kalman-Lamb about Athleticide and Genocide Denial.
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We talk to Eze Jackson about the his Dark City, Beats not Bullets, the Baltimore Beat, the Real News and Beach House.
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We talk to Dr. Jaime Slaughter-Acey for Black Maternal Health Week about her LIFE 2 research which has been targetted for defunding by the Trump administration attacks on the NIH. This is a re-release of an interview from April, but the episode was removed by Spotify when the show was hosted on Creators. But we back up now.
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Dr. Mimi Syed calls the Trauma Code with news from medical students from Gaza as we hear news that two of Nasser Hospital's medical students learning surgery from Dr. Khaled Alser were killed in a double tap shelling of the hospital in Khan Younis.
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We talk to healthcare workers in Doctors Against Genocide about their recent stand in front of the UN. Music by Bad Bunny, Residente, and Robert Glasber.
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We talk about T Pain & Ozzy Osbourne, Tom Lehrer, Ziad & Assi Al Rabhani & Fairuz. We also talk about the some of the best music out of Petionville in the 1980s.
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Dr. Duncan Maru and Dr. Simon Fitzgerald discuss possibilities for healthcare change in NYC in the wake of the Zohran Mamdani nomination for democratic party mayoral candidate for the city. Whats really possible for a new administration in our line of work for New York City Health and Hospitals, for FDNY and first responders, for employees of the city and others? What are some potential legislative policies that the mayor's office should support?
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We hear from Partners in Gaza about an Emergency call to end the genocidal violence and famine in Gaza.
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We talk to former president of Israeli Physicians for Human Rights about the recent piece in the New York Review. Also we hear from physicians in Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis about the mass casualty shooting of civilians by the Israeli military at new aid corridors in Rafah.
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We talk with Dr. Franccesca Decker about the difficult medical and personal issues in helping loved ones navigate death and dying.
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Taisha Smith of the Kings Against Violence Initiative joins us in the studio to talk about violence and healing in Brooklyn, New York.
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We play messages from Dr. Feroze Sidhwa at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis about the missile strike on the hospital which killed his patient and the end of deconfliction as the Israeli military increasingly attacks aid workers. We remember the 15 Palestinian first responders buried in a mass grave in Rafah.
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We interview Anvee Bhutani of Columbia University and the presence and forced absence of Mahmoud Kahlil in Upper Manhatton in the first half of the hour. We are then joined by Alain Martin about his film The Forgotten Occupation: Jim Crow Comes to Haiti.
Music by Saint Levant and Medjy
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We call Baltimore journalist Barnard Woods to talk about his recent article for the Rolling Stone detailing the right-wing takeover of Baltimore's paper of record.
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After a discussion of the Super Bowl and the latest from the Holy Land, we play presentations to Doctors Against Genocide by Dr. Mary Bassett and Dr. Mohamed S.
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We interview Dr. Resa Lewiss about her new book Microskills.
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We interview Oneg Ben Dror about torture in Israeli detention suffered by our partnerDr. Khaled Alser , as well as the chair of orthopedic surgery at Shifa Hospital Dr. Adnan Al Bursh who was murdered in Israeli custody. Music by Bob Wine, Usain Bolt, Rim Banna and Cleo Soul
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We talk to our favorite Sudanese correspondent Dallia Abdelmoniem from Cairo about the Sudanese music and culture as well as latest developments in the civil war, violence in gezira, genocide in Darfur, lootingin Khartoum and the Relationship of the UAE and the RSF
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We call our Gaza correspondent on sports and war, Palestinian jounalist Abubaker in Deir al-Balah. See his ground breaking article describing the life and death of Shaaban Al-Dalou at Drop Site News [https://substack.com/home/post/p-150287618]
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We discussion physician wellness, recognize secondary trauma and suicide among healthcare providers with our favorite OB-Gyn on the radio Dr. Sophia Lubin.
Music by Alicia Keys.
Dr. Simon Fitzgerald discusses the telemedicine collaboration with Nasser Hospital's trauma team with a global network of specialists as well as the forced disapparance and torture of Dr. Khaled Alser, the lead author of a recently published article in The Lancet: Trauma care supported through a global telemedicine initiative during the 2023-24 military assault on the Gaza Strip, occupied Palestinian territory: a case series.
We call our Gaza sports correspondent Abubaker Abed for his background, a brief history of football in Gaza and a sports update from the ground in Deir al Balah. After this episode was recorded footballer Hamdi Lubbad was killed in Khan Younis and the Lions of Canaan, the Palestine national football team lost 3-1 to Jordan in World Cup Qualifiers in Kuala Lampur.
Music by
Sergio Mendes with the Black Eyed Peas
Mira Craig
Abuntu
Londrelle
Stan Getz and Jiao Gilberto
We discuss our surgical witness to genocide in Gaza including gun shot wounds to the head in chest in children, the kidnapping and torture of healthcare workers and the demolition of water, sanitation and hygiene infrastructure in Gaza. Dr. Sidhwa shares his collaboration with the Uncommitted movement at the DNC in Chicago.
Monologue by Dr. Fitzgerald. Free Dr. Khaled Alter. Protect European Hospital in Khan Younis.
Music by
Tribe Called Quest
Dave Brubeck
SWV
George Benson &
John Legend
We spend the hour with child and adolescent psychiatrist Dr. Kim Gordon-Achebe discussing her life, experience and work.
More at https://drkimanswers.com/
We talk to Dr. Brian H. WIlliams about his recent autobiography The Bodies Keep Coming. Update from Dr. Fitzgerald on solidarity trauma surgery and the forced disappearance of Dr. Khaled Alser.
We talk to Palestinian American trauma surgeon Dr. Amer Afaneh about his two weeks at European hospital in Khan Younis.
TW: We discuss genocidal violence.
We discuss the genocidal violence in Sudan one year after the outbreak of Civil War in Khartoum.
TW: we discuss disturbing episodes of genocidal violence including famine, attacks on healthcare workers and sexual violence.
We discuss the situation in Haiti in the aftermath of Ariel Henry's resignation, and put the current moment in historical context from the 18th century to today.
Music: Gaya by Michael Brun X Lakou Mizik feat. J Perry
Peze Kafe by Gardy Girault and Michael Brun
Hype by Aya Nakamura
Dr. Tarek Loubani calls the trauma code as a physician survivor of gun violence from Israeli forces in Gaza on how to offer long term solidarity to healthcare workers in Gaza. We also talk address how the violence against the people of Gaza raises to the legal definition of genocide..
We discuss the ongoing war Sudan, including Khartoum and the genocide in Darfur, with Sudanese journalist-in-exile Dallia Abdelmoniem. Featuring new music from the Sudanese diaspora, as well as a monologue on genocide in Gaza and our responsibility to lend solidarity to stop the violence.
Pediatric surgeon Dr. Edward Barksdale describes his path to a new paradigm of academic surgery and violence prevention work with the anti-fragility initiative in Cleveland. We also pay tribute to the late Palestinian nephrologist Dr. Hammam Alloh.
Dr. Arghavan Salles and Dr. Chris Wallis discuss their recent article in JAMA Surgery demonstrating better surgical outcomes with women as surgeons compared to male surgeons. Dr. Osaid Alser also gives us an update on the situation in Gaza Hospitals.
We revisit our 10/16 interview and get an update on the mass casualty situation in Gaza, especially Gaza hospitals. Ceasefire now! Release the hostages! Treat the trauma and burn patients!
After the hottest summer ever recorded in human history, we discuss the state of the climate crisis and how to deal with our climate anxiety.
Music by: Marvin Gaye, John Prine, Speedy Ortiz and Maneka.
We talk coach Prime Deion Sanders, Coco Gauff, Women's World Cup, the WNBA, the NY Jets, and the Baltimore Orioles & Ravens with a veteran of college football and of sports media production.
Music by D'Angelo and the Vanguard, Tate Kobang, and Yusuf Dayes.
Two directors of burn centers in Arizona call the Trauma Code to discuss contact burns in the era of Global Boiling.
Music by LL Cool J, CL Smooth & Pete Rock, Bruce Springsteen and Dave Brubeck.
Baltimore journalist Brandon Soderberg calls the Trauma Code Baltimore Policing including his book and documentary: I Got a Monster.
Music: Steves J. Bryan feat. Riva Nyra Precil, Michael Brun feat. Strong G, Baky, & J. Perry, Tony Bennet and Lady Gaga
We saw Alain Martin's new film Forgotten Occupation: The Jim Crow South Comes to Haiti at the Art of Brooklyn Film Festival where it won Audience Choice and Outstanding feature documentary award. We ask the question, what can we learn about occupation of Haiti by American Marines from 1915-1930s with regards to the crisis in Haiti today.
See the Forgotten Occupation July 29 online screening by the Haitian Studies Institute.
Music by Medgy, Bob Bovano and Orchestre Tropicana
Dr. Katrina Gipson, once an appellate defender in a supreme court case on affirmative action, calls the Trauma Code to discuss her recent piece in the Boston Globe "Overpoliced Hospitals are a scary place for the traumatized."
Music by: Esaam Satti feat. Ali naseraldeen, Burna Boy and Sharhabil Ahmed.
Dallia Abdelmoniem teaches us the recent history of Sudanese dictaorship, revolution, repression and music.
Music by:
Tribe Called Quest
Oddisee
Sinkane
Nadine El Roubi
Fellow trauma surgeon and survivor of gun violence calls the Trauma Code to discuss healing and preventing gun violence. Aired Monday Juneteenth at 2 PM on WBAI in NYC.
We welcome back Dr. Daniel Ehlke form the Downstate School of Public Health and discuss the worse air quality in New York City since measurements began in the 1970s, and how this is related to Canadian Wildfires, disrupted weather patterns and climate change.
D Watkins author of NY Times Bestselling books including The Cook Up: A Crack Rock Memoir and Where Tomorrows Aren't Promised calls the Trauma Code to talk about his new book Black Boy Smile: A Memoir in Moments.
Poetry by Kondwani Fidel
Music by D'Angelo and the Vanguard, Tina Turner, and Bill Lee
We discuss Motherhood in America with Jessica Gross, author of Screaming on the Inside: Unsustainability of American Motherhood.
Music: Dear Mama by Tupac Shakur
American Daughter by Beach House
What I did for Lovce by David Guetta
We interview Shawnee Benton Gibson about her family history of activism and organizing in support of maternal health.
Movie Recommendation: Aftershock (2022) by Paula Eiselt and Tanya Lewis Lee
Book Recommendation: Medical Apartheid by Harriet Washington
Music: Black Woman by Fatoumata Diawara and Lauryn Hill
No Woman No Cry by TEMS and Marvel
Loa Famn O by Bohio Music
RIP Shamony Makeba Gibson
We discuss the harms and benefits of social media for children and teenagers with child psychiatris Dr. Ashvin Sood. Music by SZA, Kendrick Lamar and Lany. RIP Harry Belafonte.
We interview Jonathon Pollack of the Anartchists Against the Wall about the recent proests in Tel Aviv among other things. RIP Ahmad Jamal.
An interview with Director of the University of Chicago trauma center. Featuring music by Flau'Jae. RIP Ryuichi Sakamoto.
Dr. Fitzgerald and Dr. Raphael check in with the audience. Music by Dinner Party feat. Robert Glasper and Kamasi Washington, Common, Boyz II Men feat. MC Lyte, Notorious B.I.G. and (R.I.P.) Bobby Caldwell.
Discussion with founder of Baltimore Peace Movement and Baltinmore CEeasefire, Erricka Bridgeford.
We interview co-founder of Beats not Bullets and the Baltimore Ceasefire, now the Baltimore Peace Movement, about his life and work. RIP Trugoy the Dove.
We discuss the Carnaval season, and then revisit the Beirut port explosion with Dr. Haytham Kaafarani and Dr. Anthony Gebran in light of the recent earthquake in Turkey and Syria. How can we respond to unexpected mass casualty situations?
Music:
Clueless by Michael Brun and Oxlade
Come Home by Nailah Blackman and Skinny Fabulous
Bala Wala Chi by Ziyad Al Rahbani
Dr. Adrian Diaz discusses his recent research out of Ohio State on how the patient's neighborhood can influence their surgical outcomes. We dive into inequality in surgery, and talk a little about red lining, hip hop, Beyonce, Cuba and so much more.
We join psychiatrist and psychoanalyst Dr. Anthony Thomas to discuss trauma and therapy, as well as the effect of exposure to videos of violence. RIP Tyre Nichols.
Music:
Free Mind by TEMS
You Ain't the Problem by Michael Kiwanuka
Sua Alma by Skinshape
In Search of Balance by Reginald Omas Mammode IV
We discuss the Trauma of Migration with Dr. William Marshal of the University of California, San Diego.
Music:
Clandestino by Manu Chao
Istwa Dwol by Belo
Dream of Monk by Esperanza Spalding and Frank Hersch
Long Time Coming by Crosby, Stills and Nash
We discuss with cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Angelo Reyes the on field cardiac arrest of Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin.
We discuss the deadly Buffalo Blizzard last week with Dr. Daniel Ehlke from the SUNY Downstate School of Publich Health. What was the cost of the storm? How could these losses have been prevented? And what can we learn from this experience?
We discuss Dave Zirin's new documentary on the NFL, Behind the Shield. Recorded 12/26/2022
Dr. Fitzgerald invites Juan Carlos Pinto of the Brooklyn Recycle Project to talk about growing up in the Guatemalan cival war, becoming an artist in the Lower East Side and how he now uses recycled materials to create works of public art in Brooklyn.
We discuss RSV and other respiratory viruses in children in NYC with Dr. Hussam Alharash of the Kings County Hospital Pediatric Intensive Care Unity.
Episode 5 features Dr. Jessica Beard, a trauma surgeon from Teumple University Hospital and the research director for the Philadelphia Center for Gun Violence Reporting
We discuss our climate anxiety and the state of the climate crisis with Boston Globe journalist and climate desk editor Dharna Noor.
We interview David Johnson and Marty McNair of the Jordan McNair foundation to talk about the life and death of Jordan McNair, and how to protect young athletes from injury and death in practice or on the field.
Dr. Fitzgerald and Dr. Raphaël introduce themselves and the Trauma Code to New York City on WBAI, 99.5 FM.