Conversations with Covid Skeptics

This series features thoughtful conversations with individuals who chose to speak out and ask difficult questions during the COVID era. While COVID is part of the context, these discussions focus on broader issues such as freedom of speech, intellectual honesty, and the importance of questioning consensus in a healthy society. We explore when dissent is welcomed, when it is discouraged, and what happens when open dialogue is replaced by fear. These episodes are not about telling listeners what to think. They are an invitation to listen openly, reflect critically, and engage with perspectives you may not always agree with. Disclaimer The views expressed are the personal opinions and experiences of the guests and are shared for informational and educational purposes only. They do not constitute medical advice. The host does not endorse specific medical claims or treatments. Always seek advice from qualified healthcare professionals regarding health-related

Conversations with Covid Skeptics is a health podcast hosted by skepticspod, with 5 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #5

  Dr Kelly Victory: The public health expert who risked it all to be on the right side of history

  Apr 1, 202649 minS0

  <p >Welcome to this series of in-depth conversations with people who chose to speak out and ask difficult questions during the COVID era.</p> <p >At first glance, this may seem like a podcast about COVID. In reality, it’s about something much bigger. It’s about freedom of speech, intellectual honesty, and the right to question official narratives. It explores fundamental questions such as:<br> Do people have the right to challenge consensus? Is it ever justified to silence dissent in the name of public health, especially when those raising concerns are qualified to do so? And what kind of s...

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  Episode #4

  Dr Tess Lawrie: The former WHO researcher who championed early treatments

  Mar 21, 20261h 4mS0

  <p>Tess Lawrie (MBBCh, PhD) is a medical doctor, research consultant, and health sovereignty advocate. Her clinical and research expertise derived from both developed and developing countries includes preparing evidence-based guidelines for the WHO between 2012 and 2021. With citations in excess of 8,800 for over 90 peer-reviewed scientific articles, she is a distinguished scientist. </p> <p>In this episode, Tess talks about why she stood up and spoke out during the pandemic response, her experience of doing so, what she has learnt from that experience and why she is so passionate about continuing to advocate for health sovereignty. </p> <p>Tess is a Di...

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  Episode #3

  Dr Ros Jones: The retired paediatrician who stood up for the children

  Mar 10, 20261h 7mS0

  <p>Dr Ros Jones, MD, FRCPCH is a retired Consultant Paediatrician with a special interest in neonatal intensive care and paediatric HIV. She served on the Advisory Committee of the National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit and on the Education & Training committee of the RCPCH. </p> <p>She was an active member for many years in the British Perinatal Trials Group. As Clinical lead for Women & Children’s Services, she was<br> involved in pandemic planning for avian flu at the busy district hospital where<br> she worked. She has over 40 years’ experience in the NHS.</p> <p>After retiring, she undertook sever...

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  Episode #2

  Dr Gary Sidley: The psychologist who called out the 'nudges'.

  Feb 16, 20261h 29mS0

  <p>Gary Sidley, PhD, is a former NHS consultant clinical psychologist with over 30-years’ experience of clinical, professional and managerial practice in adult mental health. In 2000, he obtained his PhD for a thesis exploring the psychological predictors of suicidal behaviour and has multiple mental health publications to his name, including academic papers, book chapters, and his own book, ‘Tales from the Madhouse: An insider critique of psychiatric services). </p> <p>Since the start of the covid event, he has written many articles critiquing the government’s nudge-infused messaging and mask mandates, including pieces for the Spectator, the Critic and Self & Society...

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  Episode #1

  Dr Clare Craig: The pathologist who did her own research.

  Feb 5, 20261h 20mS0

  <p>Welcome to this series of in-depth conversations with people who chose to speak out and ask difficult questions during the COVID era.</p> <p>At first glance, this may seem like a podcast about COVID. In reality, it’s about something much bigger.<br> It’s about freedom of speech, intellectual honesty, and the right to question official narratives. It explores fundamental questions such as:<br> Do people have the right to challenge consensus?<br> Is it ever justified to silence dissent in the name of public health, especially when those raising concerns are qualified to do so?<br> And...

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