Brave New Us: Being Human in the Age of Biotechnology

From gene editing and artificial wombs to brain implants and digital immortality—what does it mean to be human in a world reshaped by biotechnology? Brave New Us explores how emerging biotechnologies are reshaping our understanding of life, identity, and morality. Hosted by Catholic bioethicist and author Samantha Stephenson, this podcast sits at the intersection of faith, science, and ethics, offering thoughtful commentary and expert interviews on topics like transhumanism, reproductive tech, human enhancement, AI, and the pro-life implications of biotech innovation. Whether you're parenting in a digital age, questioning the ethics of emerging tech, or simply seeking sanity in a world racing toward transhumanism, Brave New Us offers the insight you need to think critically, live intentionally, and resist the dehumanizing currents of our technocratic age. Samantha holds master's degrees in theology and bioethics and is a Paul Ramsey Fellow at the Center for Bioethics and Culture. She is also the author of Reclaiming Motherhood from a Culture Gone Mad, The Bellbind Letters, and Grow Where You’re Planted. Connect or support the podcast at bravenewus.substack.com. Subscribe now to stay human in an age that’s forgetting how.

Seeking guests who can delve into the ethical implications of AI and human enhancement, particularly those with expertise in theology, bioethics, or technology, to discuss how biotechnology is redefining human identity and morality on our podcast, Brave New Us.

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