Duke Theology, Medicine, and Culture Initiative

An academic, faith-informed series exploring how Christian tradition can shape today’s practices of health and medicine. Episodes feature medical and bioethics voices discussing vocation, care for the marginalized, and healing across race and memory—useful for PR teams working at the intersection of healthcare, ethics, and religion.

83 episodes, Irregular, 4.9 rating

<1k, Male, USA

YouTube: 8.2k subscribers, Instagram: 1.2k followers

Religion & Spirituality, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture, Education, Business

Healthcare professionals (often physicians), medical educators, and scholars in bioethics/theology of medicine; roles in medical schools, ethics programs, or formation/chaplaincy-adjacent initiatives.

Academic teaching or program leadership in bioethics/medical formation, Clinical or research work tied to health equity and patient-centered care, Published scholarship or practice frameworks connecting theology and medicine

Jeffrey Baker, MD, PhD - Race, Memory, And Teaching-hospital Practice; Institutional Healing And Medical Care Through A Theological Lens., John Hardt - Physician Vocation; Virtue/character; Religious Formation In Medicine Via The St. Ignatius Tradition., Daisey Dowell, MD - Medicine As Ministry; Service And Care For Poor And Marginalized Communities.

Bioethics, Christianity, Healthcare, Medical Ethics, Vocation, Health Equity, Pastoral Care, Teaching Hospital, Virtue, Religion