Visions for the new director of the US National Institutes of Health
Episode 16. The new director of the NIH, Jay Bhattacharya, tells Peter Gøtzsche about his visions for improving the health of Americans. We discuss…
19 Dec 2025
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The problem with medical journals
Episode 17. Professor emeritus Peter C Gøtzsche explains that the main problems with medical journals are the editors’ personal beliefs and the widespread corruption. The editors of BMJ and The Lancet called journals “an extension of the marketing arm of pharmaceutical companies” and “information…
Why did Cochrane expel Peter Gøtzsche?
Episode 15. Professor John Ioannidis from Stanford University became involved in Cochrane early on. Peter C Gøtzsche interviews John about what was so unique…
9 Feb 2025
The Chinese-US joint cover up of the origin of COVID
Episode 14. In October 2022, the Institute for Scientific Freedom and the Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine in Oxford held a two-day conference about the…
15 Jan 2025
Kennedy: A new time for America?
Episode 13. The upcoming President, Donald Trump, has selected Robert F Kenndy, Jr., as the new Secretary of Health. Kennedy is controversial because of…
12 Jan 2025
Why forced treatment with antipsychotics must be stopped
Episode 12. Professor emeritus Peter C Gøtzsche explains in 18 minutes with filmmaker Janus Bang that antipsychotics don’t have specific antipsychotic effects and don’t…
9 Jan 2025
The scandal about STAR*D and antidepressants
Episode 11. Professor emeritus Peter C Gøtzsche explains in ten minutes with filmmaker Janus Bang why the biggest study of antidepressants ever financed by…
8 Jan 2025
Why electroshock will likely become abandoned
Episode 10. Professor of clinical psychology, John Read, University of East London, took an interest in ECT after a couple of shocking experiences when…
10 Dec 2024
Being abused by psychiatry, lies in court, and winning lawsuits to prevent forced drugging
Episode 09: Lawyer Jim Gottstein from Anchorage has a personal brief experience as a patient with acute psychosis. He has won important lawsuits at…
19 Sep 2024
Should I take an antidepressant?
Episode 08: Should I take an antidepressant? Professor emeritus Peter C Gøtzsche explains in four minutes what the effects are of depression drugs on…
11 Jul 2024
Why is mammography screening a bad idea?
Episode 06: Professor emerita Cornelia Baines from the University of Toronto was a primary investigator in the Canadian National Breast Screening Study. Peter C…
22 Mar 2024
How can patients be safely withdrawn from their psychiatric drugs
Episode 07: Training Psychiatrist and Clinical Research Fellow in the UK National Health Service, Mark Horowitz, has published guidance about how to withdraw safely…
7 Mar 2024
The rise and demise of the Cochrane Collaboration
Episode 05: Science journalist Alan Cassels, University of Victoria, British Columbia, was asked by the Cochrane leadership to write a book to celebrate Cochrane’s…
7 Mar 2024
The myths of the chemical imbalance and the chemical cure for psychiatric disorders
Episode 04: Professor of Critical and Social Psychiatry at University College London, Joanna Moncrieff, is co-founder of the Critical Psychiatry Network based in the…
5 Oct 2023
Vaccines, a complicated area. Some decrease total mortality, some increase it, and COVID-19 vaccines are overused
Episode 03: Professor Christine Stabell Benn, Southern University in Denmark, has published ground-breaking field studies about vaccines with her husband, Professor Peter Aaby. Peter…
1 Oct 2023
The harmful effects of lockdowns, facemask mandates, censorship, and scientific dishonesty
Episode 02: Professor Martin Kulldoff from Harvard University (currently on leave) is one of the authors of The Great Barrington Declaration that warned against…
25 Sep 2023
Big pharma, the corruption of science, and millions of unnecessary deaths
Episode 01: Professor Peter C Gøtzsche is a medical researcher who co-founded the Cochrane Collaboration in 1993 and was expelled from it after a…
10 Sep 2023