Stedman Clinical Trials - Media

Grace Blakeley: Building a Collective Power for a Fairer World




Summary

In this conversation, Grace Blakeley, author of Vulture Capitalism, discusses the root causes of powerlessness in capitalist economies and the negative reactions it generates. She challenges the notion of capitalism as a free market system, highlighting the constraints and inequalities it creates. Blakeley draws parallels between feudalism and capitalism, emphasizing the ideologies used to legitimize and justify the current system. She encourages fighting against individualism and building collective power to create a fairer world. Blakeley also explores the impact of global capitalism on poorer countries and the need for mutual support and care. The conversation explores the concept of unfreedom within capitalism and the need to challenge the association of power with capital. It highlights the influence of monopolies and government support for big businesses, exposing the myth of a free market. The discussion also delves into the example of Cooperation Jackson in Jackson, Mississippi, which focuses on building cooperative businesses and community enterprises. The conversation emphasizes the importance of organizing in communities, workplaces, and social movements to bring about change. It encourages rethinking societal values and promoting care for one another and the environment.

Guest - Grace Blakeley
Website: https://graceblakeley.co.uk/ Instagram: @Grace.Blakeley
Twitter X: @GraceBlakeley
Amazon book link: Amazon.com: Vulture Capitalism: Corporate

Host - Austin Vangelena, MD
Instagram: @AustinVan26

Co Host - Dr. Mary Stedman, MD -Board Certified Psychiatrist




Dr. Mary Stedman: Exploring the Faces of Motherhood and Yogic Science




Summary

In this episode, Dr. Mary Stedman, a board-certified psychiatrist, discusses various topics including her holistic approach to healthcare, her clinical trials, and her experiences as a mother. She also shares tips for aspiring psychiatrists and advice for parents on raising their children. Dr. Stedman emphasizes the importance of love, positivity, and supporting children's passions. She also talks about her travels to Vietnam and Thailand, where she explored different cultures and religions. Dr. Stedman expresses her excitement for future travels to Australia and Africa. In this conversation, Dr. Mary Stedman discusses brain health, supplements, and longevity. She emphasizes the importance of minerals like magnesium and zinc for brain health and suggests getting mineral levels checked. Dr. Stedman also explores the benefits of meditation and fasting for anti-aging. She shares her experiences with yoga science and encourages listeners to embrace love and make skillful decisions. The conversation concludes with Dr. Stedman's advice on starting experiments in life, focusing on sleep, nutrition, exercise, socialization, and love. Takeaways Psychiatry is an exciting field that is constantly evolving due to advancements in our understanding of the brain. Dr. Stedman's holistic approach to healthcare includes incorporating diet, exercise, and other lifestyle factors into treatment plans. Balancing motherhood, a career, and other responsibilities requires support from family, friends, and community. Parents should pay attention to their children's unique personalities and passions and provide a supportive and structured environment. Love and positivity are essential in building strong relationships with patients and children. Traveling to different countries can provide valuable insights into different cultures and religions. Minerals like magnesium and zinc are important for brain health and can be obtained through supplements or a balanced diet. Meditation and fasting can promote anti-aging by promoting relaxation, self-cleaning, and lengthening telomeres. Yoga science offers practices that help individuals make skillful decisions and live a more positive and fulfilling life. Starting experiments in life can involve focusing on sleep, nutrition, exercise, socialization, and love. Taking care of the body's innate intelligence through these practices can lead to better overall well-being.

Guest - Mary Stedman, MD

Host - Austin Vangelena, MD
Instagram: @AustinVan26

Co Host - Lizzies Aimes
Instagram: @Lizzie_Aimes