syndicated_episode The Addict and addiction: From victorian doctors to eugenic psychiatrists history,drugs,addiction,eugenics
podcast Episode 5: The Addict and Addiction, from Victorian Doctors to Eugenic Psychiatrists In this episode of our podcast series History of UK drug use: The 1950s and 1960s we examine the early medical history of the addict as an identity and addiction
transcripts Transcript for episode 5: The Addict and Addiction, from Victorian Doctors to Eugenic Psychiatrists This is the annotated script for the fifth podcast in our series on UK drug use in the 1950s and 60s: The Addict and Addiction, from Victorian Doctors to Eugenic Psychiatrists This episode examines the early medical history of the addict as an identity
references References for Episode 5: The Addict and Addiction from Victorian Doctors to Eugenicist Psychiatrists. These are the sources for the fifth episode in our series on UK drug use in the 1950s and 60s: The Addict and Addiction from Victorian Doctors to Eugenicist Psychiatrists An annotated script for the episode can be found here. Newspaper Articles‘Who Should
articles “Acid Revival” portrays a resurrected scientific field, notably more conservative than its historic predecessor Psychedelic research has made quite the resurgence in the last few years. By piecing together archival information and interviews with psychedelic researchers, Danielle Giffort examines this resurgence in the context
samples Examples of work Here are some examples of my sound editing and mixing work. All clips are from the Hooked on History podcast. These are some pharmaceutical adverts I produced in a 1950s style. The dialogue was taken from actual adverts printed in the British Medical Journal.
articles Racism and Cannabis in the British Tabloids In this article for drug and alcohol history blog Points I describe how the 1950s press used cannabis as a tool to promote fears surrounding the Windrush Generation and female
podcast Episode 4: Race, Cannabis, Sex and the Police In this episode of our podcast series History of UK drug use: The 1950s and 1960s we examine cannabis in the 1950s. The episode covers how cannabis came to be
references References for Episode 4: Race, Cannabis, Sex and the Police These are the sources for the fourth episode in our series on UK drug use in the 1950s and 60s: Race, Cannabis, Sex and the Police. An annotated script for the episode can be found here. Books and journal articlesAkala, Natives: Race and Class
transcripts Transcript for episode 4: Race, Cannabis, Sex and the Police This is the annotated script for the fourth podcast in our series on UK drug use in the 1950s and 60s: Race, Cannabis, Sex and the Police. The episode covers how cannabis came to be illegal in the UK, its perception in the 1950s
references References for Episode 3: Thalidomide and the profession and the industry This is a list of material used for episode 3, Thalidomide and the profession and the industry. A transcript of the episode can be found here. Unfortunately I do no have the information to list my newspaper sources and cannot get it until the
transcripts Transcript for episode 3: Thalidomide and the profession and the industry This is the transcript for the third episode of our series on the history of UK drug use in the 1950s and 1960s: Thalidomide and the Profession and the Industry. It contains a good deal of additional information left out of the podcast. References
podcast Episode 3: Thalidomide and the Profession and the Industry In this episode of our History of UK drug use: The 1950s and 1960s series we cover the thalidomide disaster which resulted in 10,000-15,000 babies to be born
articles Aldous Huxley on 'progress' and drug use In this field prevention is incomparably more important than cure; for cure merely returns the patient to an environment which begets mental illness. But how is prevention to be achieved?
podcast Episode 2: Pharmaceutical Marketing In this episode of our History of UK drug use: The 1950s and 1960s series we will discuss drug advertising in the 50s and early 60s. The pharmaceutical boom of
references References for Episode 2: Pharmaceutical marketing Here are the references for the second episode of our series on the history of UK drug use in the 1950s and 1960s, Pharmaceutical Marketing. The list is seperated between general material I used, medical articles - Largely from the British Medical Journal (BMJ)
transcripts Transcript for episode 2: Pharmaceutical Marketing This is the transcript for the second episode of our series on the history of drug use in the 1950s and 1960s: Pharmaceutical Marketing. References for this episode can be found here. In 1986 psychiatrist Heinz Lehmann, one of the fathers of the Psychopharmacological
syndicated_episode The rise of psychopharmacology and medical and philosophical reactions to it history,pharmaceuticals,drugs
references References for Episode 1: The rise of pharmacology and medical and philosophical reactions to it The following is the material I used to create Episode 1: The rise of psychopharmacology and medical and philosophical reactions to it A full transcript of the episode can be found here Secondary referencesDeacon, B., ‘The biomedical model of mental disorder: A critical analysis
podcast Episode 1: Rise of Psychopharmacology and the Medical and Philosophical Reactions to it In this episode of our History of UK drug use: The 1950s and 1960s series I will present some of the origins of the Psychopharmacological Revolution and the drug taking
transcripts Transcript for Episode 1: The rise of pharmacology and medical and philosophical reactions to it The following is a full transcript tor the History of UK drug use: The 1950s and 1960s series, Episode 1: The rise of psychopharmacology and medical and philosophical reactions to it. A full list of references for this episode can be found here. IntroductionIn
