Podcast: Health for the unhealthy

Is it fair for municipalities to sue parents who take their children on trips? And is traveling immoral and unnecessary, or educational and healthy? Vagabond founder Per J Andersson is a guest on the podcast to discuss the view on travel and gives his best tips for...

Health expert Fredrik Paulún joins the podcast to talk about his latest book, The Light Revolution. Paulún explains that the sun is at least as important as exercise for our health, and that the advice to always wear sunscreen is wrong.

Psychiatrist David Eberhard, author of the report Nicotine and the Brain for EPHI, tells us what addiction is, how it works and when it's dangerous, and why the inventor of snuff bags deserves the Nobel Prize in Medicine.

The Moderate Party's top candidate Tomas Tobé is a guest on the podcast ahead of the EU elections. Tobé explains why snus is provocative in the EU and notes that the battle over nuclear power has been won. We find out why carbon tariffs might be a good idea and whether the EU should decide how much we...

MEP Emma Wiesner (C) joins the podcast to share her election promises for the upcoming European elections. Wiesner wants to see an EU that takes responsibility for mining and where pigs still have their squeals. 

Maria Rankka, investor, entrepreneur and chairman of Cellcolabs, is a guest on the podcast. Among other things, Maria Rankka talks about the effects she noticed after the stem cell treatment she did in the Bahamas and gives her best health tips. 

Anna Maria Corazza Bildt (L), the "Surströmmingsvurmaren", is a guest on the podcast ahead of the European elections on June 9. She gives her views on everything from food production, farm sales and snus enjoyment to Fit for 55. 

How do you get the right care for your training injury? Medical anarchist Petra Månström, who runs the Marathon Podcast, reflects on why the healthcare system has such a hard time dealing with training injuries.

Opinion analyst Per Rosencrantz is a guest on the podcast and talks about why so much politics is about harsher punishment, gang crime and migration while women are interested in healthcare and health. 

We meet Rasmus Törnblom (M), PhD student in history at Lund University and municipal councilor in Lund, who wants to highlight the role of engineers in social policy. Törnblom tells us about the engineer and later Minister of Social Affairs Sven Lübeck, who was a right-wing politician and important in...