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How do Chinese medicine practitioners actually think and talk about their medicine? Hear the leading minds in Chinese medicine in the Western world discuss the most important issues facing this great tradition and its transition into the modern world.A podcast initiative of the British Acupuncture Council.
The British Acupuncture Council hosts The Cultivating Tradition Podcast, a health show with 14 episodes published.
What role do academic journals play in shaping the future of Traditional East Asian Medicine? Why do they matter to practitioners, researchers and, ultimately, our patients? In this unique and fascinating conference pane
Susan Woodhead: Being humbled to stand in the long, long line that goes back thousands of years. Alex sat down with one of our wonderful founding members, and fellow, Susan Woodhead to record a brilliant edition of the C
In this episode, we sit down with ETCMA Susan Evans MBAcC, Vice Chair of the Executive Committee and newly elected President Ricardo Teixeira to explore the quiet but powerful work shaping the future of Chinese medicine
In this special Cultivating Tradition podcast episode, BAcC CEO, Alex Jacobs sits down with Colette Assor (first recorded in February 2025), a fellow of the British Acupuncture Council, who has dedicated over 25 years to
Have you ever wondered what the difference between the way Chinese, Ayurveda and Western herbalists think? Chinese herbalist and CEO of the British Acupuncture Council*, Alex Jacobs hosts a unique cross-herbal tradition
The Cultivating Tradition podcast: new episode available! We're thrilled to share our latest podcast episode with you - a panel discussion from The UK Conference of Chinese Medicine 2025: 'The global future of Chinese me
Recorded live at the UK Conference of Chinese Medicine 2025 on 7 June 2025. This is a panel discussion featuring one of the most famous authors and teachers of Chinese medicine in the West, Elisabeth Rochat de la Valee,
John and Angie Hicks are two of the most beloved and instrumental figures in the development of Chinese medicine and acupuncture in the UK. Many of their ideas were so influential that they have become part of the way th
Fresh from presenting at the World Conference of Traditional Medicine in Beijing, BAcC CEO Alex Jacobs interviews professor of anthropology, Wu Kai about his journey from biology into an interest in how acupuncture has d
Alex Brazkiewicz is a prolific teacher of acupuncture and tuina massage as well as a first aid trainer. Alex shares his insights on practice and his journey from working as a police officer and a paramedic into acupunctu
All Taiwanese citizens can access high quality acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine treatment at low cost on the national health. Taiwan represents a powerful vision for the possibility of Chinese medicine for Western
Yair Maimon is the president of the European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association (ETCMA). He is also an experienced clinician and academic who has run large-scale Chinese medicine initiatives in national healthcare
Part of the BAcC Cultivating Tradition series, BAcC CEO, Alex Jacobs took the opportunity to speak to beloved practitioner, author and BAcC fellow, Charlie Buck about the differences in the public and practitioner unders
Part of the BAcC's Cultivating Tradition Series, BAcC CEO, Alex Jacobs interviews BAcC fellow, Professor Volker Scheid FBAcC about some of the most important ideas and themes in his career as an academic. Volker has dedi
Part of the BAcC Cultivating Tradition Series, BAcC CEO, Alex Jacobs, interviews beloved teacher, Cinzia Scorzon, about her development as an acupuncturist and the field work that she conducted interviewing key figures i
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