Podcasts killed the radio star: A potted history of broadcasting in psychiatry

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[Extract] Psychiatrists, and other mental health professionals, have long made use of audiovisual media to connect to the public. Perhaps the earliest example comes from Sigmund Freud, who recorded a brief speech for BBC radio in 1938 where he spoke about developing psychoanalysis and the resistance his theories faced.1 The recording is still available online and offers a compelling glimpse into psychiatry’s most famous figure.

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