In the Same Vein
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<div>"In the Same Vein" is a podcast about how medicine, the humanities, and ethics are all intertwined. Through interviews with scholars working on vital and innovative topics in the health humanities and in bioethics, this podcast explores how the study of the humanities influences medical practice, and how, in turn, medicine influences the study of the humanities. Each episode will be co-hosted by a University of Rochester student and professor. As a pair, they'll be asking questions of scholars and writers who the students themselves have chosen to meet with and interview for their co-hosted episode. In this podcast, we aim to show how disciplines within the humanities and within medicine - which are often discussed separately - in fact share many of the same goals. In reality, the humanities, medicine, and ethics all run <strong>in the same vein</strong>.</div>
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December 15, 2025
S2 Ep6: On Smell, Death, and Funerary Rituals with Helen Frisby, PhD
<div>With co-host Diana Herrmann - family medicine physician and Health Humanities and Bieothics master's student - we speak to historian Helen Frisby, primarily about her chapter "Smelling Death" in the book Religion, Death and the Senses (2024). In this episode, we explore the smellscapes of Victorian funeral rituals, discussing olfactory experiences as diverse as funerary cakes, bee hives and beeswax candles, decaying corpses, and rosemary sprigs. We talk about how smell can be a fleeting memento mori, as it is tied incredibly strongly to memory and nostalgia. We also discuss what we might learn about ourselves and about how we deal with death by looking at (and smelling with) the past.</div>
December 1, 2025
S2 Ep5: On AI Therapy Chatbots in Pediatrics with Bryanna Moore, PhD
<div>This discussion - co-hosted by undergraduate Bioethics and Psychology double major Nanki Nagpaul - dives into the ethical quandaries of AI pediatric therapy chatbots. We do this with <a href="https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/people/112364498-bryanna-s-moore">Dr. Bryanna Moore</a>, focusing most on her recent article (co-authored with Jonathan Herington and Şerife Tekin), <a href="https://www.jpeds.com/article/S0022-3476(25)00049-6/fulltext">"The Integration of Artificial Intelligence-Powered Psychotherapy Chatbots in Pediatric Care: Scaffold or Substitute?"</a> We also discuss Dr. Moore's Psychology Today column, <a href="https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-unexamined-digital-life/202506/a-therapist-in-every-pocket-why-access-isnt-everything">"A Therapist in Every Pocket: Why Access Isn't Everything."</a> Using these pieces as starting points, we talk with Dr. Moore about the potential risks and rewards of this type of technology, the unique needs of children, and what we don't know about the role of AI in mental health care for both adults and children.</div>
November 17, 2025
S2 Ep4: On A Theory of Bioethics with David DeGrazia, PhD
<div>We go philosophical in this episode, co-hosted by Ashley Labodda, a Philosophy PhD student at the University of Rochester. We have a discussion that is largely focused on David DeGrazia’s 2021 book A Theory of Bioethics, co-authored with Joseph Millum, PhD. We speak about what new elements and approaches this book brings to the field of bioethics, as well as how many of these ideas apply to philosophy and to ethics beyond bioethics. </div>
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- What is In the Same Vein?
<div>"In the Same Vein" is a podcast about how medicine, the humanities, and ethics are all intertwined. Through interviews with scholars working on vital and innovative topics in the health humanities and in bioethics, this podcast explores how the study of the humanities influences medical practice, and how, in turn, medicine influences the study of the humanities. Each episode will be co-hosted by a University of Rochester student and professor. As a pair, they'll be asking questions of scholars and writers who the students themselves have chosen to meet with and interview for their co-hosted episode. In this podcast, we aim to show how disciplines within the humanities and within medicine - which are often discussed separately - in fact share many of the same goals. In reality, the humanities, medicine, and ethics all run <strong>in the same vein</strong>.</div> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates weekly.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 6 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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