In the podcast below, you’ll hear about the role of “first responders” – those frontline health professionals who have been working to protect our environmental health; you’ll meet Dr. David Carpenter, Dr. Mark Mitchell, Joel Moskowitz, PhD, Raluca Radu RN,MPH, Dr. Paul Saoke, Barbara Sattler, RN, MPH, PhD, Tracey Woodruff, MPH, PhD and hear about their engagements with people suffering health impacts from toxic exposures.
Credits
Podcast Credits
This has been Unintended Consequences, “Health Care Professionals on the Front Lines.”
- Kelly Hendricks is the editor, director
- Kim Thomas, advisor
- Stephenie Hendricks, researcher, writer, producer, co-director, narrator.
Special Thanks to:
- Dr. David Carpenter
- Dr. Joel Moskowitz
- Dr. Mark Mitchell
- Dr. Phil Ladrigan
- Dr. Barbara Sattler
- Dr. Paul Saoke
- Dr. Tracey Woodruff
- Raluca Radu
Archival footage was used in this podcast, and we’d like to thank:
- International Tribunal on Hurricanes Katrina and Rita
- Publicresource.org
- The Christiansen Global Team with the Sun Valley Institute
- The Southern Environmental Law Center “Broken Ground” podcast
- The US Centers for Disease Control
- United Nations Public Dispatch
Funded in part by the
Peter Wall Institute Catalyst Collaboration Fund
This has been a doctoral research project for the University of British Columbia Interdisciplinary Graduate Studies Program, the Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies, Sustainability Theme. Dr. Greg Garrard, Principal Investigator. Stephenie Hendricks, Project Lead.