
about the podcast
The Intersection of Biotechnology, Ethics, and the Law is a student-led podcast that explores how groundbreaking scientific advancements—like CRISPR, synthetic biology, and AI in medicine—raise complex questions about ethics, policy, and responsibility. Hosted by a curious and motivated high school student, the show features interviews with scientists, legal experts, and thought leaders to break down not just what’s possible in biotech, but what it could mean for society. Whether you’re a student thinking about your future, a young professional navigating the world of science and policy, or someone who just loves big questions, this podcast invites you to listen, learn, and join the conversation.
EPISODE #1 - Leading with Ethics: A Conversation with Dr. John Raymond
In this first episode of Intersection: Biotechnology, Ethics & Law, I’m joined by Dr. John Raymond, President and CEO of the Medical College of Wisconsin. We talk about the role of ethics in research, the responsibility that comes with medical education, and how institutions like MCW are leading the way in shaping thoughtful, ethical scientists and clinicians. If you’ve ever wondered how science stays grounded in values—this is a great place to start.
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EPISODE #2 - From the Genome Project to the Next Generation – with Dr. Bob Cook-Deegan
In this episode of Intersection: Biotechnology, Ethics & Law, I’m joined by Dr. Bob Cook-Deegan—a pioneer in genomics, bioethics, and science policy. We talk about his role in the early days of the Human Genome Project, the ethical questions that have followed us since, and how challenges around gene ownership, public trust, and innovation are more relevant than ever. He also shares powerful advice for students like me who want to engage with science and its broader impact. It’s a wide-ranging, thoughtful conversation—and I’m excited to share it with you.
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meet the host
Delia is a junior in high school with a passion for science, a love of reading, and the grit of a AAA hockey player. Fascinated by the incredible pace of innovation in biotechnology, She created this podcast to explore not just what science can do—but what it should do. She believes that the public should be part of the conversation about where biotechnology is headed, and that innovation, while powerful, must also be responsible and protected. Through thoughtful interviews and deep curiosity, Delia is building a space where everyone can learn, question, and engage. She hopes to pursue a future in the biosciences and law, where she can help shape the future of science and its place in society.
THE BEST WAY TO SHAPE THE FUTURE IS TO ENGAGE WITH THE IDEAS THAT WILL DEFINE IT