Season 8, episode 2 is out! Join us and our guests to think anour remaking bioethics together! rss.com/podcasts/bio...

We are thrilled to announce that we were awarded the prestigious 5th Annual Dr. Claretta Dupree Award by the American Society of Bioethics and Humanities Race, Culture, Ethnicity Affinity Group. We are most grateful for the generosity of all of our guests, without whom there would be no podcast!

We're back with Season 8! We are kicking it off with a special guest, Julia O'Brien, who walks us through the work of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the importance of maintaining preparedness now that climate change is upon us. Listen here: rss.com/podcasts/bio...

We are still looking for anonymous interviewees for our upcoming special podcast on DEI work. Please email us if you are interested! [email protected]

Our final episode of the season is out! Danielle Pacia, Sana Baban, J. Wesley Boyd and Ryan Dougherty discuss their national survey exploring the role of social justice in bioethics, published in AJOB Empirical Bioethics. Check out the episode here: bit.ly/4lxA5Nk, and the paper here: bit.ly/3YAI2sf

📄 By Hastings Center Research Associate Danielle Pacia, Sana S. Baban, Faith E. Fletcher, Zamina Mithani Aziz, Jane F. Cooper, J. Wesley Boyd, and Ryan J. Doughtery

Attention scholars! We are seeking Bioethicists and those in bioethics-adjacent fields to provide *anonymous* interviews on the impact of executive orders on their diversity, equity and inclusion work for a special podcast. Please email [email protected] if you have a story to share!

Don't miss S7E8, where we welcome our fist ever Dentist, Dr. Carlos Smith @drlos.bsky.social! Dr. Smith discusses his unique path blending dentistry, theology, and bioethics, and explores how justice and diversity should be integrated into dental education and practice. rss.com/podcasts/bio...

In our May episode we tackle the disturbing reality of nitrogen gas executions with Drs. Robert Glatter and Peter Papadakos. They discuss the intense physiological and psychological suffering. Can countries, such as the US, using these methods still call ourselves civilized? rss.com/podcasts/bio...

Bioethics in the Margins salutes librarians. Librarians are superheroes! 🦸‍♀️🦸‍♂️

Last month we welcomed back Dr. Rachel Fabi, our first ever repeat guest. Learn practical strategies to protect communities and why we all have moral obligations toward immigrants. Don’t miss this timely discussion on protecting those who contribute so much to our society. rss.com/podcasts/bio...

Grateful for the opportunity to speak with Amelia and Kirk on @bioethicsinmargins.bsky.social about bioethics, immigration, and how hospitals and universities can work to keep their patients/students/staff safe:

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Join us for a powerful conversation with trauma surgeon Dr. Tanya Zakrison, who reveals how violence connects to deeper structural issues in society. Learn how we can break cycles of violence through solidarity, community, support, and unlocking human potential: rss.com/podcasts/bio...

We were moved by this incredible episode with Dr. Shameka Poetry Thomas. Don't miss Season 7, Episode 4, which can be found here: rss.com/podcasts/bio.... Dr. Thomas discusses her important research and advocacy centering the #ReproductiveHealth of Black Women with #SickleCell disease.

Happy Holidays from BITM! This week, Kirk and Amelia chat with Dr. Donald Carter about diversifying #bioethics, the role of HBCUs, & the importance of #MedicalHumanities. Listen to Dr. Carter's unique professional journey if you are curious about a career in Bioethics. rss.com/podcasts/bio...

Hello Bluesky! It's wonderful to be here. As a holiday gift, we would love to share our latest episode Understanding and Responding to Book Bands with Laureen Cantwell-Jurkovic. rss.com/podcasts/bio.... We are beyond thrilled to have our very first librarian on the show. Librarians are superheroes!