Best Irb Podcasts (2025)

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Episode 14: Ethical Conundrums in Legal Research 45:35

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In this Proof Over Precedent episode, the third show in the 'Demystifying IRBs' series, host Jim Greiner meets with IRB expert Shannon Sewards to answer the tricky question: Who counts as a 'human subject'?By Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School

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Episode 215: The Journal of International Reformed Baptist Seminary With Richard Barcellos 26:46

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In Episode 215 of Theology In Particular, Pastor Joe Anady is joined by Dr. Richard Barcellos to promote and discuss the history, purpose, and greatest hits of the Journal of International Reformed Baptist Seminary. Contact: For information about International Reformed Baptist Seminary, go to irbsseminary.org. For feedback, questions, or suggestion…

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THE NINTH GATE (1999) — There is no Hell, There is only Toledo. 4:12:41

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*NEW!* On this episodes annotated deep dive, The Cultists present Roman Polanski’s The Ninth Gate (1999). A slow and cozy burn of paranoia through warm-lit and dusty streets, The Ninth Gate tells that classic tale of a bored and bitter book dealing mercenary who happens upon an ancient esoteric puzzle concealed in the pages of the text — a one shot…

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TWILIGHT(2008) - Some Like It Cold. 2:58:57

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**REPOST** On this week's annotated deep-dive, The Cultists present Catherine Hardwick's wondrously absurd adaptation of Twilight (2008). The tale of a self-loathing undead stalker who has been stuck repeating high school for one hundred years, and the clumsy death-welcoming teen of his dreams, Twilight is a wild trip. Known as the phenomenon that …

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BLUE VELVET (1986) — Get Behind Me, Oedipus! 2:46:57

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**REPOST** For our one year anniversary episode, The Cultists present David Lynch’s ‘Blue Velvet’ (1986). Yet another film that was met with a mixture of confusion, repulsion, and awe upon its release into the center of the Regan era and big blockbuster productions, BV has since become something of a noted surrealist masterpiece of avant-garde cine…

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ROMEO+JULIET (1996) — I defy you, Dopamine!! 2:55:08

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**REPOST** On this week’s annotated deep dive, The Cultists present Baz Lurman’s 90s frenetic teen angst extravaganza, Romeo + Juliet (1996). Known for his kinetic color-fueled explosions of images and sound, Lurman’s “red curtain trilogy” put him on the film world’s map as an Auteur with a distinct and immediately recognizable style. Bright, brash…

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MIDSOMMAR (2019)—Ingmar Bergman told me there’d be days like these. 2:07:10

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**REPOST** On this week’s annotated deep dive, The Cultists Present Ari Aster’s ‘Midsommar’ (2019). The horror genre has long been a place of shadows. And yet, what happens when those horrors are brought into direct light? Can grief, heartbreak, graduate thesis work, and human sacrifice all still thrive under the warm glowing rays of the midnight s…

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EYES WIDE SHUT (1999)—Thus Spoke Stanley Kubrick (Part II) 1:37:00

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**REPOST** On this week’s annotated deep dive, The Cultists continue to present Stanley Kubrick’s final film Eyes Wide Shut (1999). ***THIS IS PART TWO OF A TWO PART EPISODE*** Deep Dives Include: production history; comparisons with the film’s “Dream Story” (1926) novella source material ; the Gustav Klimt color pallet; the meaning behind those ne…

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Episode 13: Criminal Gideon, Civil Gideon, And Gender 15:40

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This "Student Voices" episode of Proof Over Precedent discusses the critical need for providing legal representation in civil cases—particularly those in which an individual's home, family, or safety is at risk. While the right to counsel already extends to criminal cases in both federal and state courts, it does not currently extend to civil cases…

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Episode 214: Catechism In The Church And Home With Ryan Davidson 39:11

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In Episode 214 of Theology In Particular, Pastor Joe Anady and Dr. Daniel Scheiderer discuss the practice of catechism in Scripture, the home, and pastoral ministry with J. Ryan Davidson, Pastor of Grace Baptist Chapel in Hampton, VA, and Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology & Dean of Students at IRBS. Contact: For information about Internation…

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Non-Human Subjects Determinations 27:29

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If you’ve ever struggled with deciding whether your project qualifies as human subjects research, you’re not alone. Compliance veterans Kim Dicciani (PHRP Online Training Board Member) and Christine Wallace break down the definitions, edge cases, and institutional policies that shape IRB determinations—and share practical guidance every researcher …

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Episode 12: Can Texts Help Secure Housing and Avoid Evictions? 46:31

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In this episode of Proof Over Precedent, host Jim Greiner talks with the A2J Lab’s Renee Danser about the recently completed pilot study referred to as the “Eviction Diversion Study.” The study aimed to combat housing security by providing legal information and resources to at-risk populations in the Houston area via text messaging. Ultimately, ins…

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Episode 213: Christian Burial With Ryan Davidson 39:13

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In Episode 213 of Theology In Particular, Pastor Joe Anady and Dr. Daniel Scheiderer discuss the topic of Christian burial with Dr. J. Ryan Davidson, Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology & Dean of Students at IRBS. Dr. Davidson explains Christian burial practices from the early church and the early American Christians, helping us to see how thi…

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Episode 212: Ethics With Drew Sparks 49:13

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In Episode 212 of Theology In Particular, Pastor Joe Anady and Dr. Daniel Scheiderer discuss Christian ethics, moral theology, and natural law with Dr. Drew Sparks, Adjunct Professor of Systematic Theology at IRBS. Dr. Sparks gives both an overview of the subject and a helpful explanation of the way Reformed moral theology impacts public and privat…

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Episode 11: Breaking Legal Traditions -- Insights from Medicine's Evidence-Based Evolution 15:53

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In this "Student Voices" episode of Proof Over Precedent, HLS student Andrew Reed explores how the legal profession could benefit from adopting data-driven, evidence-based practices similar to those in medicine. The episode examines the historical transformation of medicine from tradition-based to science-based and discusses key lessons that law ca…

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Episode 10: What is Human Subjects Research in Law? 52:10

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In this second episode in the Proof Over Precedent series on demystifying the institutional review board process in law, host Jim Greiner speaks again with IRB expert Shannon Sewards, this time to define human subjects research and differentiate it from medical research.By Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School

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Episode 211: The Communion Of Saints And The Sharing Of Gifts And Graces With Daniel Scheiderer 39:55

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In Episode 211 of Theology In Particular, Pastor Joe Anady speaks with Dr. Daniel Scheiderer about the doctrine of the communion of the saints. This doctrine is so important and foundational that it is expressed in the Apostles’ Creed, but it is often neglected today. Hopefully, this conversation will encourage others to consider these precious tru…

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Episode 9: Cellphone Bans: Courthouse Nuisance or Necessity? 17:23

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In this Student Voices episode of Proof Over Precedent, J.D. candidate Andrew Reed discusses courthouse cell phone bans including unintended consequences, potential solutions to cellphone disruptions, and an opportunity for empirical studies on the topic.By Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School

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Episode 210: Lessons From The London Assembly With James Renihan 42:46

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The London Assembly that formally adopted our confession of faith in 1689 met only four times. What lead to its demise? What lessons can be learned from this? Dr. James Renihan joins us to discuss these things. Announcements: Particular Baptist Theological Society, May 15, Mansfield. Proposals are being accepted at [email protected] TAARBC pastors conf…

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IRB Considerations for Treatment Use Protocols in Investigational Products 25:13

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What role do IRBs play when investigational drugs are used for treatment? PHRP Advisory Board Member and longtime FDA and HHS leader Richard Klein and Lisa Kearns, Senior Research Associate in the division of Medical Ethics at NYU's Grossman School of Medicine, provide clarity on the ethical and regulatory frameworks behind expanded access, Right t…

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Episode 8: Ethics in Research -- IRBs and the Common Rule Explained 40:21

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This week, in the first of a series of podcast talks demystifying IRBs, Proof Over Precedent host Jim Greiner talks with IRB expert Shannon Sewards about the importance of IRBs and the Common Rule in ensuring ethical research practices, particularly as it applies to legal research.By Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School

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Episode 209: Christian Liberty With James Renihan 36:05

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In Episode 209 of Theology In Particular, Dr. James Renihan joins us to discuss the doctrine of Christian Liberty—a doctrine that has been called the second most important doctrine of the Protestant Reformation after justification. Announcements: TAARBC pastors conference Sept. 9-10 HBC Mansfield IRBS Convocation Tuesday, 9/9 7:00 PM HBC Mansfield …

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Episode 7: Evaluating Online and In-Person Family Law Hearings 44:15

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Does the medium of family law cases -- online or in-person -- factor into procedural justice and the satisfaction of litigants in these cases? One U.S. court system wanted to find out. With the study a few months from completion, a third factor has emerged-- litigant choice.By Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School

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Episode 208: Theology And Biblical Interpretation: An Augustinian and Websterian Prolegomena With Daniel Scheiderer 41:05

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In Episode 208 of Theology In Particular, I’m joined by Dr. Daniel Scheiderer to discuss a recent paper he presented at a regional Evangelical Theological Society meeting, entitled, Theology And Biblical Interpretation: An Augustinian and Websterian Prolegomena. Contact: For information about International Reformed Baptist Seminary, go to irbssemin…

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Episode 6: Online Courts Show Promise but Little National FTA Data 16:57

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Hypothetical situation (that was real for at least one person): You're issued a traffic ticket requiring appearance in a courthouse 400 miles away from your home. Do you a) absorb the travel costs and skip work to appear in court, b) pay the ticket fine online, if possible, to avoid the hassle, c) hire a lawyer to appear for you, if possible, or d)…

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Episode 207: The Council of Nicaea, 1700 Years Later With James Dolezal 1:00:13

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In Episode 207 of Theology In Particular, Dr. James Dolezal joins me to discuss the Council of Nicaea and the theological debates that precipitated it. This year is the 1,700th anniversary of Nicaea. We hope this conversation increases your appreciation for this important event and the ecumenical Creed it produced. Links: For more information about…

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Improving IRB Community Outreach Methods 23:43

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How can IRBs and research investigators improve outreach within their institutions and with the broader community? Joe Smith, PHRP Advisory Board Member and Director of the Human Research Protection Program at University of Maryland College Park and Samantha Martocci, IRB Specialist in Education and Improvement with the University of Maryland, disc…

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Episode 5: Can Simple, Affordable Ideas Improve Courts' Costly Failure-to-Appear Rates? 50:25

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Failure to appear in criminal cases can lead defendants to jail time, draining resources from police, courts, and taxpayer dollars. But the solution may be cheaper and easier than expected. A2J Lab Faculty Director Jim Greiner speaks with Alissa Fishbane, managing director at ideas42, about her research into informational gaps pertaining to court-r…

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Episode 206: Encouraging Young Men To The Gospel Ministry With James Renihan 31:03

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In Episode 206 of Theology In Particular, Dr. James Renihan joins me to discuss ways in which the church and families might encourage young men to enter the gospel ministry. Announcements: IRBS OTR Palmerston North, NZ; July 12 IRBS OTR SYdney Australia, July 19 Portsmouth Ohio, July 22-24 3535 conference Contact: For information about Internationa…

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PHRP Perspectives - Podcast Trailer 12:00

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New Podcast Launch: PHRP Perspectives: Ethics, Research & Compliance We're excited to introduce PHRP Perspectives — your new go-to podcast for ethics, compliance, and best practices in human subjects research. Featuring leading voices in the field, our first season dives into: - Informed consent and expanded access - Community outreach and IRB reli…

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Episode 4: Can Immigration Courts Save Time, Money, AND Noncitizen Dignity with Legal Information Programs? 21:08

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Harvard Law School student Julia Saltzman leads a Student Voices episode of Proof Over Precedent to discuss legal information programs amid immigration court proceedings for unrepresented noncitizens. Prior evaluations show they reduce detention rates and save taxpayer money. But what about evidence-based research focused on due process?…

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Episode 205: Pastoral Theology With Ryan Davidson 27:39

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In Episode 205 of Theology In Particular, I’m joined by Dr. Ryan Davidson to discuss the pastoral theology courses he teaches at IRBS. Contact: For information about International Reformed Baptist Seminary, go to irbsseminary.org. For feedback, questions, or suggestions, email Joe Anady at [email protected].…

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Episode 3: Can Non-Lawyers Offer Relief and Expertise in Deportation Cases? 16:26

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In this first Student Voices episode of Proof Over Precedent, Harvard Law School student Michael Pusic proposes a possible solution for the 86% of noncitizens detained in immigration court without a lawyer: Enable non-lawyers with specialized training and experience to represent individuals facing deportation. It's already passed observational test…

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Episode 204: A Follow-Up With Dr. James Renihan Regarding His Testimony 34:09

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In Episode 204 of Theology In Particular, Dr. James Renihan graciously allows me to ask him some follow-up questions regarding his testimony. A regular listener suggested these questions. Thank you, Mark! Announcements: IRBS OTR Palmerston North, NZ, July 12 IRBS OTR Sydney Australia, July 19 Portsmouth Ohio, July 22-24 3535 conference Contact: For…

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Episode 2: Should AI Dole Out Legal Advice to Lawyers? 30:37

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This episode looks into the OpenJustice project, a study combining access to justice and artificial intelligence. It's just a year in development but already moving relatively quickly through its randomized control trial.By Access to Justice Lab at Harvard Law School

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Episode 203: Defending Divine Impassibility With James Dolezal 58:14

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In Episode 203 of Theology In Particular, Dr. James Dolezal joins me to talk about the doctrine of divine impassibility, especially the question, If God does not come to know things by way of experience, can he truly understand and know us? Links: For more information about International Reformed Baptist Seminary, please go to irbsseminary.org. If …