This Podcast Will Kill You

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This Podcast Will Kill You
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Presentation
Hosted by
  • Erin Allmann Updyke
  • Erin Welsh
GenreMedical
LanguageEnglish
UpdatesBi-weekly on Tuesdays
Publication
Original releaseOctober 31, 2017 (2017-10-31)
Provider Exactly Right
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Website https://thispodcastwillkillyou.com

This Podcast Will Kill You is an American podcast hosted by disease ecologists and epidemiologists Erin Welsh and Erin Allmann Updyke. [1] Its first full-length episode was released on October 31, 2017. New episodes were released weekly until the second season, when they were released every two weeks. Each week a different disease is covered, the majority of which are infectious diseases with some exceptions, such as scurvy in episode 19. [2]

Contents

"This Podcast Will Kill You" is part of the Exactly Right Podcast Network, created by the hosts of "My Favorite Murder." [3]

Structure of Episodes

Each episode is about an hour in duration and generally starts with a firsthand account of someone affected by the disease. After that, the hosts create a mixed drink that is connected to the disease, called a 'Quarantini', [4] in a segment known as 'Quarantini time'. After this introduction, the biology of the disease is explained, then history, epidemiology, and finally, the disease's effect on the modern world. [2] Generally, Welsh tells the history of the disease and Updyke explains the biology epidemiology. [5] Finally, the hosts cite the sources used to present the information, and supply a link to their website where the sources can be found.

History

Erin Allmann Updyke, co-host, has an M.S. from the University of Hawaii and a Ph.D. from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in epidemiology. [5] Erin Welsh, co-host, has an M.S. in epidemiology from the University of Louisville and a Ph.D. in ecology from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. [5] "The Erins," as they've coined themselves, started "This Podcast Will Kill You" because they felt that the medical knowledge that they have gained from their education rarely transfers out of the academia world. [6] They wanted to make medical knowledge more accessible and easier to understand to the general public, without diluting it. [6] Their first episode aired on October 31, 2017. [7] In 2018, prior to launching Season 2, "This Podcast Will Kill You" joined The Exactly Right Network. [3] In doing so, their downloads rose four times. [8] The show was nominated for a 2019 Webby Award in the Science and Education Podcasts category. [9] In 2020, they started a special series of episodes focusing on the COVID-19 Pandemic. [10] In 2023, Season 6 featured a miniseries of bonus episodes focussing on popular science books, "TPWKY book club". [11]

List of Episodes

Season 1 [7]

DateEpisodeTitle
October 23, 20170Trailer
October 31, 20171 Influenza Will Kill You
November 7, 20172[ Leprosy:] Skin in the Game, Horse in the Race
November 14, 20173[ Smallpox:] Gnarlypox
November 21, 20174[ Cholera:] The Poop Show
November 28, 20175 Plague Part I: The GMOAT
December 5, 20176Plague Part II: TGFA
December 12, 20177Hit Me With Your Best (Polio) Shot
December 19, 201178ABRACADABRA - Go Away Malaria!
January 2, 20189 Tuberculosis: A Slow Burn
January 9, 201810 Yellow Fever: Is there a Hamilton song about this?
January 16, 201811 Ebola: The New Kid on the Block
January 23, 201812 HIV/AIDS: Apathy Will Kill You
January 30, 201813Bonus Episode: HIV/AIDS
February 27, 2018-Don't Tread on my Monkshood: Crossover with IDOP

Season 2 [12]

DateEpisodeTitle
November 27, 201814 Rabies, Don't dilute me, bro
December 11, 201815 MRSA: Make resistance Susceptible Again
December 24, 201816Scratch and Sniff Diphtheria Membrane
January 8, 201917Oh No Tetrodo: Crossover with TBOSP
January 22, 201918 Hantavirus: The Real Rat Race
February 5, 201919 Scurvy: Thanks a lot, evolution
February 20, 201920 Prions: Apocalypse Cow
March 5, 201921 Measles: The Worst Souvenir
March 19, 201922 Belladonna will dilate your mind: Crossover with IDOP
April 2, 201923Opening a can of Hookworms
April 16, 201924 Zika: Rumors and Rumours
April 30, 201925Put your hands together for: Gonorrhea!
May 16, 201926 Vaccines Part I: Let's hear it for Maurice
May 21, 201927 Vaccines Part II: Have you thanks your immune system lately?
May 28, 201928 H.pylori: Don't try this at home
June 11, 201929 Aspirin the Wonder Drug: Crossover w/ IDOP
June 25, 201930 Encephalitis Lethargica: Sleep Perchance to Dream (& Dream & Dream)
July 9, 201931 Giardia: Gerardia
July 23, 201932Ask the Erins
August 6, 201933 Chytrid: The Silent Forest
August 20, 201934 Cystic Fibrosis: Complete Somatic Rebellion
September 3, 201935 Lyme Disease: I'd like to check you for ticks

Season 3 [13]

DateEpisodeTitle
October 29, 201936Shades of Syphilis
November 12, 201937 E. coli (unless it's beets)
November 26, 201938 Lead Poisoning: Heavy Metal Episode
December 10, 201939 Toxoplasmosis: Calling All Cats
December 24, 201940 Dancing Plague: Worst Dance Party Ever
January 7, 202041 Ricin: A Bad Seed (crossover with IDOP)
January 21, 202042Dandy Dengue Fever
February 4, 202043M-m-m-my Coronaviruses
February 18, 202044 Pertussis: Whoop Here It Is
March 3, 202045 Hepatitis C: Hepatiti?
March 17, 202046 Lactose Intolerance: Never trust a fart
March 31, 202047 Schistosomiasis: A Snail's Pace
April 14, 202048 Botulism: Why are you the way you are?
April 28, 202049 Eastern Equine Encephalitis: Triple EEEk!
May 12, 202050 Antibiotics: We owe it all to chemistry!
May 26, 202051The Path of Most (Antibiotic) Resistance
June 23, 202052 Rinderpest: Moo Cows, Moo Problems
July 7, 202053 Radiation: X-Ray Marks the Spot
July 21, 202054Wake up and Smell the Caffeine
August 4, 202055 Rocky Mountain spotted fever: the Tick must be destroyed!
August 18, 202056 Sickle Cell Disease: Invisible Illness, Enduring Strength
September 1, 202057 Herpes: Stop the STIgma
September 15, 202058 Guinea worm: (Almost) Ancient History
September 29, 202059 Thalidomide: Justice Delayed, Justice Denied
October 13, 202060Giving birth to "the pill"

Season 4 [14]

DateEpisodeTitle
December 1, 202061 Typhoid: There's Something About Mary
December 15, 202062 Leishmaniasis, Relationship Status: It's Complicated
December 29, 202063 Poison Ivy: It's Just Us
January 12, 202164 Rubella: Timing is Everything
January 26, 202165 Sweating Sickness: Ready, Sweat, Go!
February 9, 202166The Outs and Ins of Organ Transplantation
February 23, 202167 HPV: My wart be with you
March 9, 202168 Coccidioidomycosis: It's never a spider bite
March 23, 202169 Huntington's disease: Let's talk frankly
April 6, 202170 Henrietta Lacks: HeLa There, & Everywhere
April 20, 202171 Onchocerciasis/River Blindness: So many mysteries
May 4, 202172 White-Nose Syndrome: How deep is your torpor?
May 18, 202173 Puerperal Fever: Seriously, wash your hands
June 1, 202174 Naegleria fowleri: The "brain eating amoeba"
June 15, 202175 Mercury: The cost of progress
June 29, 202176 Chickenpox: There's always a ‘but’
July 13, 202177 Legionnaires’ Disease: A Killer Mist
July 27, 202178 Bartonella: Keep Calm and Carrión
August 10, 202179 Hemophilia: A Hemorrhagic Disposition
August 24, 202180 Dysentery loves a disaster
September 7, 202181 Chagas disease: The Reverse Triple Discovery
September 21, 202182 Anthrax: The Hardcore Spore
October 5, 202183 Diabetes: Short & Sweet
October 19, 202184 West Nile virus: The Crow in the Coal Mine
November 2, 202185 Alcohol: Beer for Thought

Season 5 [15]

In Season 5, a few of the regular podcast episodes were followed by a special episode often going deeper into detail on what was covered in the previous episode.

DateEpisodeTitle
December 14, 202186 Typhus: Another lousy episode
December 28, 202187 C. diff: Fighting poop with poop
January 11, 202288 Endometriosis: menstrual backwash
January 25, 202289 Hepatitis B: Hepatiti, Take 2
February 1, 2022SpecialSpecial Episode: Hep B stigma & discrimination
February 8, 202290 Human African Trypanosomiasis: A lot to unpack
February 15, 2022SpecialSpecial Episode: Human African Trypanosomiasis & drug development
February 22, 202291 Myxomatosis: Down the rabbit hole
March 1, 2022SpecialSpecial Episode: Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus
March 8, 202292 Multiple Sclerosis: Scarred nerves & skating saints
March 15, 2022SpecialSpecial Episode: Epstein-Barr virus
March 22, 202293 Lightning & Other Stories: Power Hour (and a Half)
March 29, 2022SpecialSpecial Episode: Electricity
April 19, 202294 Chlamydia: Double Trouble
April 26, 2022SpecialSpecial Episode: Chlamydia, Koalas and More!
May 3, 202295 Tetanus: An inhuman calamity!
May 10, 2022SpecialSpecial Episode: On the Origin of Epidemiology
May 17, 202296 Tapeworm: We encyst you listen
May 24, 2022SpecialSpecial Episode: Coprolites!
May 31, 202297 Snake Venoms: Collateral Damage
June 7, 2022SpecialSpecial Episode: Snake Venom Evolution
June 14, 202298 Folate: Marmite, anyone?
June 28, 202299 Salmonella: A hard egg to crack
July 12, 2022100 Monkeypox: Here we go again?
July 26, 2022101 Immortality; This Podcast Won't Kill You
August 9, 2022102 Arsenic: Paris Green with Envy
August 31, 2022103 Leptospirosis: Don't blame the rats
September 6, 2022104 The Bends: Industrial Revolution, Baby
September 20, 2022105Down in the Mumps
October 7, 2022106 Turner Syndrome: Let's talk about X
November 4, 2022107 Sepsis: It's a mess
November 4, 2022108 Gout: Toetally fascinating
November 15, 2022109 Chikungunya: Not dengue (or is it?)
November 29, 2022110 Influenza, Take 2: Fowl Play

Season 6 [16]

DateEpisodeTitle
January 31, 2023111 RSV: What's syncytial anyway
February 14, 2023112 Epilepsy: It's always the phlegm
February 28, 2023113 Vitamin D: The D stands for drama
March 14, 2023114 Listeria: It put Dairy on the map
March 28, 2023115 Altitude Sickness: Balloons though?
April 11, 2023116It's never lupus (except this time)
May 15, 2023117 Bedbugs: Bug-bitten and bedeviled
June 6, 2023118 Asbestos: Corruption and cancer and corporate greed, oh my!
July 4, 2023119 Marburg virus: Too fast, too furious
July 18, 2023120Acetaminophen/Paracetamol: Pain. Killer
August 1, 2023121 Tularemia: Hare today, gone tomorrow
August 15, 2023122 Asthma: A phlegmy episode
August 29, 2023123 Hand, Foot, and Mouth (and Butt?) Disease
September 12, 2023124The full spectrum of color vision deficiency
September 26, 2023125 Blastomycosis: How fungus became amongus
October 10, 2023126 Migraine: A Cacophany in Four Movements
October 24, 2023127 Bhopal: The 1984 Union Carbide Disaster
November 7, 2023128 Skin Cancer: We love and fear the sun
November 21, 2023129 Lymphatic Filariasis: Hiding in plain sight
December 5, 2023130 Cocoliztli: We do love a salty dish
December 19, 2023131 Parkinson's Disease: Dopamine & discoveries

COVID-19 Series [17]

To discuss the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the podcast introduced "The Anatomy of a Pandemic" series in which each episode tackles a particular aspect of COVID-19. This mini-series not only addresses the virus itself, but also addresses how it can impact mental health and cause societal disarray. [18] The series reached its tentative end with Chapter 19.

SeasonDateEpisodeTitle
SpecialMarch 23, 2020Chapter 1COVID-19: Virology
SpecialMarch 23, 2020Chapter 2COVID-19: Disease
SpecialMarch 23, 2020Chapter 3COVID-19: Control
SpecialMarch 23, 2020Chapter 4COVID-19: Epidemiology
SpecialMarch 23, 2020Chapter 5COVID-19: Vaccines
SpecialMarch 23, 2020Chapter 6COVID-19: Mental Health
SpecialApril 6, 2020Chapter 7COVID-19: Spillover
SpecialApril 9, 2020Chapter 8COVID-19: Disparities
SpecialApril 20, 2020Chapter 9COVID-19: Economics
SpecialApril 23, 2020Chapter 10COVID-19: Schools
SpecialMay 4, 2020Chapter 11COVID-19: Modeling (Institute for Disease Modeling interview)
SpecialDecember 10, 2020Chapter 12Control, Take 2
SpecialDecember 22, 2020Chapter 13Vaccines, Take 2
SpecialJanuary 5, 2021Chapter 14Virology, Take 2
SpecialMarch 30, 2021Chapter 15Disease, Take 2
SpecialApril 13, 2021Chapter 16Disparities, Take 2
SpecialApril 27, 2021Chapter 17Frontline Mental Health
SpecialMay 11, 2021Chapter 18Conservation & Pandemics
SpecialMay 25, 2021Chapter 18Your Stories
SpecialJune 8, 2021Chapter 19Looking forward by looking back

TPWKY Book club series [16]

Season 6 contains a miniseries of bonus episodes which features interviews with authors of popular science books, covering topics ranging from why sweat matters to the history of food safety, from the menstrual cycle to the persistence of race science. [19]

SeasonDateTitle
6February 21, 2023Special Episode: David Quammen & Breathless
6March 7, 2023Special Episode: Sarah Everts & The Joy of Sweat
6March 21, 2023Special Episode: Angela Saini & Superior
6April 25, 2023Special Episode: Dr. Kate Clancy & Period
6May 26, 2023Special Episode: Mary Roach & Fuzz
6June 20, 2023Special Episode: Dr. Steven Thrasher & The Viral Underclass
6July 11, 2023Special Episode: Dr. Andrew Wehrmann & The Contagion of Liberty
6July 26, 2023Special Episode: Deborah Blum & The Poison Squad
6August 8, 2023Special Episode: Ed Yong & An Immense World

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