Are You Tough Enough Yet?" – A Conversation with Dr. Joanne Intrator
About this episode
Dr. Joanne Intrator discusses her diverse life experiences and their impact on her work.
Welcome to The Relatable Voice Podcast! Today, we’re heading to New York City to talk with Dr. Joanne Intrator—author, psychiatrist, political observer, and film critic. Born to refugee parents who escaped Nazi Germany, Joanne’s life has been deeply shaped by history, identity, and the search for truth. From working in politics and film before entering medicine, to writing her memoir Summons to Berlin, Joanne has lived many lives—and brings all of them into her work today.
Topics covered
- identity
- history
- politics
- medicine
- memoir
- film criticism
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