Julie Ponesse: Coping with the Aftermath of COVID-19
Episode Overview
Discusses the global withdrawal of the AstraZeneca vaccine. Examines the role of media in spreading COVID-19 fear. Julie Ponesse shares insights from her new book. Explores ethical dilemmas faced during the pandemic. Offers coping strategies for lingering post-pandemic pain.
We need to put all our eggs, rest all our laurels in this basket of scientific technological innovation if we're to have a hope in hell of having a good life
Award-winning journalist Trish Wood brings another thought-provoking episode of 'Trish Wood is Critical' with guest Julie Ponesse. This episode tackles the heavy subject of how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted our collective innocence. Trish and Julie explore the controversial decisions made during the pandemic, such as the global withdrawal of the AstraZeneca vaccine and the role of media figures like Chris Cuomo in spreading fear and misinformation.
Julie Ponesse, known for her eloquent dissent against mainstream COVID-19 narratives, shares her insights on coping with the lingering pain and moral catastrophes that have emerged since 2020. They discuss Julie's new book, 'Our Last Innocent Moment', which delves into the ethical dilemmas and philosophical questions that have arisen during the pandemic era. Trish’s empathetic yet tough interviewing style shines through as they navigate these complex issues.
You’ll find yourself questioning the decisions made by authorities and reflecting on how to move forward in a post-pandemic world. Why should you tune in? Because this episode offers a unique blend of critical thinking, personal reflection, and a call to maintain our humanity in challenging times.