What happens when a doctor steps into a war zone to save lives, and another man walks away from corporate success to challenge the systems he believes are driving human suffering?
In this powerful episode of Unfiltered, host Krystal Perkins sits down with Dr. Mohammed Mustafa and Soheil Malagutti for an in-depth conversation about humanitarianism, healthcare, moral courage, purpose, and the cost of speaking out.

Dr. Mohammed Mustafa, a Palestinian Australian emergency physician and humanitarian, shares his firsthand experiences working inside Gaza's hospitals during conflict, witnessing the realities of emergency medicine under unimaginable conditions, and why he believes doctors have a responsibility not only to treat patients, but also to bear witness.
Joining him is political activist, coach and writer Soheil Malagutti, who discusses his journey from the corporate finance world to becoming a commentator on systemic power, purposeful living, free speech, and the broader social and economic forces he believes shape conflict and inequality.

Together, we explore:
• The humanitarian and health impacts of modern conflict
• What it means to be a medical witness in a war zone
• Moral injury, purpose and living according to your values
• Healthcare, advocacy and freedom of speech
• The role of media, public narratives and institutional accountability
• Whether individuals can create meaningful change in times of global crisis

This episode contains discussions of war, humanitarian emergencies, trauma and loss. It aims to encourage thoughtful conversation around complex issues through the lived experiences and perspectives of our guests.

Whether you agree or disagree, this conversation challenges us to ask difficult questions about healthcare, humanity, courage, free speech and our shared responsibility to care for one another.

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Unfiltered Host Krystal Perkins sits down with Swedish-Australian global futurist and author Anders Sorman-Nilsson to decode the massive paradigm shifts reshaping healthcare. Together, they explore how today's medical system must evolve from a reactive system of "sick care" focused on post-mortems into a predictive and proactive model.

Anders shares powerful, real-world examples of how technologies like AI medical scribes are effectively taking the "robot out of the human," eliminating tedious paperwork so clinicians can return to empathetic, patient-centered care.

The conversation addresses the macroeconomic ripple effects of GLP-1 medications, the integration of ancient wisdom with digital nutrition, and a bold look at the future of longevity. From destigmatising physical bio-hacks in 2026 to the therapeutic potential of psychedelics for mental health, this episode offers a hopeful, human-centric vision for our collective future.

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In this deeply candid episode of Unfiltered, host Krystal Perkins sits down with world-renowned neurosurgeon Dr. Charlie Teo AM to explore the high-stakes reality of brain cancer survival and the rigid structures of modern medicine. Following his highly publicised exile from the Australian surgical system in 2023, Dr. Teo opens up about his disruptive approach to neurosurgery, his pioneer work in minimally invasive keyhole techniques, and why he firmly believes "inoperable" is a matter of opinion rather than technical impossibility. Together, Krystal and Dr. Teo examine the deeply human side of healthcare, from the immense courage required to respect patient autonomy in the face of terrible odds, to the systemic tall poppy syndrome that often targets outside-the-box thinkers. Dr. Teo also shares fascinating reflections on his own ancestral roots, his optimistic outlook on AI and genomic research, and his practical advice for cancer patients navigating a fractured system: always get a second opinion, empower yourself, and remember that the squeaky wheel gets the oil.

You can find out more about Charlie: www.charlieteo.com.au/

Charlie Teo Foundation's premier event supporting the visionaries and revolutionaries tackling brain cancer head-on, is coming up this June!

Tickets to the Rebel Ball are now available to purchase at:
charlieteofoundation.org.au

Details: Saturday 20th June 2026
Sydney Event Centre - The Star
Black tie with a touch of your rebellious side
Hear directly from Dr Charlie Teo AM as he shares his bold vision for the future - and why disruptive thinking is the only way forward.

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