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The podcast of the International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics! IJFAB is the leading forum in bioethics for feminist thought and debate. IJFAB welcomes feminist scholarship from any discipline on ethical issues related to health, health care, and the biomedical sciences, or to the social, economic, and environmental determinants of health. All submissions are subject to anonymous peer review. Since open access to scholarly research offers significant educational and social benefits, IJFAB supports “green” open access.
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In this episode, we talk to Amanda Sears about her article in Volume 18, Issue 2 of the Journal " Epistemic Injustice in Healthcare: Reevaluating Routine Pregnancy Testing " Do you know what happens in your setting?
This episode, we talk to Blake Hereth about their paper in Vol. 18 Issue 2 of the journal "Swimming Upstream: Sperm Donor Liability after Dobbs" The paper is an interesting argument about what the (possibly unconsidered) implications are for sperm donors of the interpretation of moral responsibility implied in the overturning of Roe v Casey by the Supreme Court (and resultant actions by various states). Check it out!
In this episode we talk to Gabriela Arguedas-Ramirez about her paper in the Special Issue on Climate Change, Issue 18 Vol 1 " Dead Food, the Political Economy of Disease and Climate Injustice: Cynical Reason and Decolonial Feminist Bioethics " We chat about taking these more structural analyses and how the work came about and what's next for her.
In this episode we talk to Kayla and Paul about their paper " Challenging Anti-Fatness amid the Climate Crisis " which can be found in Volume 18 Issue 1, the Special Issue on Climate Change. CORRECTION: Emma says "Jess James" and "AABHL" instead of "Jen James" and "ASBH" - she's deeply apologetic and can only blame the switch to antipodean time zones and settings for the misspeaking. To check out some of Dr James excellent work, see her profile
This episode, we talk to Christoph about his open access article in Vol. 18 Issue 1 " Janna Thompson’s Argument for Climate Obligations" This is from the Special Issue on Climate Justice, which can be viewed here A transcript is available here
This episode we are talking Dr Andrew Frederick Smith and Dr Mercer Gary (both from Drexel University) about their paper with colleagues, Dr Shelbi Nahwilet Meissner (University of Maryland) and Dr Joel M. Reynolds (Georgetown University): " P rogressive Reckonings, Indigenous Feminist Praxis, and Resisting the Common Roots of Reproductive and Climate Injustice " (available in Issue 18/1). It's a great paper making very helpful connections to think through these urgent and yet perennial topics. A transcript is available here
This episode we are talking Dr Shadi Heidarifar, an Assistant Professor in Bioethics in the College of Medicine at Roseman University of Health Sciences. Her paper " Toward a Feminist Model for Women’s Healthcare: The Problem of False Consciousness and the Moral Status of Female Genital Cosmetic Surgery " (available in Issue 17/2) is a great read and we have a really great discussion about her work. Check it out! We have had some logistical and technical difficulties of late with the podcast, but we are hoping to resolve this and have more regular content out soon.
This week, we're talking to Dr. Richard Matthews about his paper, " The Moral Asymmetry of Conscientious Provision and Conscientious Refusal, Insights from Oppression and Allyship, "which is available in Volume 17, Issue 1. Listeners may also be interested in the following paper, given the discussion of mandated transvaginal ultrasounds in abortion bills:Green, K. A. (2013). Humiliation, degradation, penetration: What legislatively required pre-abortion transvaginal ultrasounds and rape have in common. J. Crim. L. & Criminology , 103 , 1171. Transcript available here , many thanks to Hannah Carpenter for her work on this.
After a bit of a hiatus, we’re back and will be publishing an episode monthly. In this episode, hosts Emma Tumilty and Danica Davies talk with Zoe Tongue about her paper, " Locating Abortion and Contraception on the Obstetric Violence Continuum " appearing in Volume 17, Issue 1 of the International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics. We'd like to also thank Hannah Carpenter, PhD candidate in the Department of Bioethics and Health Humanities at the University of Texas Medical Branch for her support in correcting the transcript .
In this episode, hosts Emma Tumilty and Danica Davies talk with Dirk LaFaut about his paper with co-author Gily Coene "Autonomy Without Borders? Understanding the Impact of Undocumented Residence Status on Healthcare Relationships in Belgium" appearing in Volume 16, Issue 2 of the International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics. We (Emma and Danica) have recently taken over the podcast and have some sound quality issues in the first three episodes but these resolve over time. Bear with us! We'd like to also thank Johanna Wellesley, PhD candidate in the Department of Bioethics and Health Humanities at the University of Texas Medical Branch for her support in correcting the transcript.
In this episode, new hosts Emma Tumilty and Danica Davies talk with Wendy Rogers about her paper with co-author Jacqueline Dalziell "What Feminist Bioethics can bring to Synthetic Biology" appearing in Volume 16, Issue 2 of the International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics. We (Emma and Danica) have newly taken over the podcast and have some sound quality issues in the first three episodes but these resolve over time. Bear with us! We'd like to also thank Johanna Wellesley, PhD candidate in the Department of Bioethics and Health Humanities at the University of Texas Medical Branch for her support in correcting the transcript. You can view the transcript here
In this episode, new hosts Emma Tumilty and Danica Davies talk with Vicki Toscano about her paper " The Responsibility Objection to Thomson Re-imagined: What If Men Were Held to a Parallel Standard? " appearing in Volume 16, Issue 2 of the International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics. We (Emma and Danica) have newly taken over the podcast and have some sound quality issues in the first three episodes but these resolve over time. Bear with us! We'd like to also thank Johanna Wellesley, PhD candidate in the Department of Bioethics and Health Humanities at the University of Texas Medical Branch for her support in correcting the transcript. You can view the transcript here: https://tinyurl.com/FabGabEp1-Transcript
Hosted and produced by Kathryn MacKay Guest: Emma Tumilty - the New Host! Transcript: provided by Otter.ai Music: The City Sleeps by Death by Ginger
Hosted and produced by Kathryn MacKay Guests: Shehani Jayawickrama & Georgia Loutrianakis, University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, Texas Paper: 'Air Ball:Missing the Net on Female Elite Athletes' Reproductive Health', IJFAB 16: 1, Spring 2023, pp 21-33. Transcript: provided by Otter.ai Music: The City Sleeps by Death by Ginger
Hosted and produced by Kathryn MacKay Guest: Corinne Berzon, Bar Ilan University, and Sara Cohen Shabot, University of Haifa Paper: 'Obstetric Violence and Vulnerability: A Bioethical Approach,' IJFAB: International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics 16 :1, Spring 2023, pp. 52-76 Transcript: provided by Otter.ai Music: The City Sleeps by Death by Ginger
Hosted and produced by Kathryn MacKay Guest: Daniel Groll, Carleton College Book: 'Conceiving People: Genetic Knowledge and the Ethics of Sperm and Egg Donation' at OUP Symposium papers can be accessed through IJFAB. Transcript: provided by Otter.ai Music: The City Sleeps by Death by Ginger
Hosted and produced by Kathryn MacKay Guest: Stephanie Tillman Paper: Presumed Consent for Pelvic Exams Under Anesthesia Is Medical Sexual Assault Transcript: provided by Otter.ai Music: The City Sleeps by Death by Ginger
Hosted and produced by Kathryn MacKay Guest: Michael Montess, Western University Paper: Creating the Conditions for Trust Around PrEP as HIV Prevention: The Relationships of MSM with Sexual and Romantic Partners and Healthcare Providers Transcript: provided by Otter.ai Music: The City Sleeps by Death by Ginger
Hosted and produced by Kathryn MacKay Guest: Jane Dryden, Mount Allison University Paper: the Gut Microbiome and the Imperative of Normalcy Transcript: provided by Otter.ai Music: The City Sleeps by Death by Ginger
Hosted and produced by Kathryn MacKay Guest: Karen Davis, Lewis University Paper: 'Interpreting Pain: On Women’s Embodiment and Dialogic Self-Understanding,' IJFAB 16 :1, 2023 Transcript: provided by Otter.ai Music: The City Sleeps by Death by Ginger
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