Podcast appearances and mentions of ray tallis

How should we prepare for death? How can we cope when those we love die? Medical advances mean life can be prolonged as never before but is this the right way to go? Joining Ed Kessler, Ray Tallis and Cassandra Geisel offer some thoughts on death and dying...Naked Scientists content referenced in this programme: To the scientific mind, death is but the next great adventure and What is death? Like this podcast? Please help us by writing a review

William Fiennes, John Carey, Bob Heath, Ray Tallis and Christopher Potter in discussion with Sam Guglani.

Professor Raymond Tallis is a philosopher, poet, novelist and cultural critic and was until recently a physician and clinical scientist. In the Economist's Intelligent Life Magazine (Autumn 2009) he was listed as one of the top living polymaths in the world.

Ray Tallis and Rupert Sheldrake discuss the limitations of reason, the dogma of science and the evolution of knowledge in medicine.

Sam Guglani talks to Ray Tallis, Iona Health, Gabriel Scally and Sean Elyan about how medicine is communicated, the hiatus of understanding of the patient context and the erosion of trust in medicine and medical professionals.

The Medicine Unboxed 2012 closing session on Communicating with the Public with contributions from Ray Tallis, Iona Health, Gabriel Scally and Sean Elyan.

Questions for Ray Tallis and Rupert Sheldrake from the audience, focusing on phenomenology, postmodernism, complementary medicine and biomedical discourse and the role of scientific evidence in medicine.

Ray Tallis explores knowledge and medicine, scientific paradigms and consciousness.

In one of the more unlikely conversations at Medicine Unboxed 2012, Rupert Sheldrake and Ray Tallis discuss science, canine intuition, and coming out.

Philosopher Ray Tallis gives the British Humanist Association's 2011 Holyoake Lecture entitled 'Aping Mankind'. Recorded on the 18th October 2011.

Where does our creativity come from? What makes a great artist? At this free event, Professors Semir Zeki and Ray Tallis talk about creativity and the brain.