Rudyard Griffiths
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3,928 appearances
39 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 3d ago
Rudyard Griffiths’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We'll send you a charitable tax receipt for a po portion of your gift and uh we'll also send you a link right away to listen to the back half of this monk dialogue with Andrew Coyne.
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Thank you for listening to the first half of our monk dialogue with Andrew Coyne.
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Again, that website, www.monkdebates.com.
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The Monk Debates are a project of the Aurea and Peter and Melanie Monk Charitable Foundations.
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Rudyard Griffiths and Ricky Gerowitz are the producers.
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Thank you again for listening.
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On this episode, we are airing for the first time on our podcast feed, the Monk Debate on Gene Editing. It took place at the Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts this past spring in front of a live audience of 650 school students and faculty. The debate's resolution was, be it resolved, let's engineer better human beings and proposed a question on
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Once confined to the world of science fiction, should we enhance our children before birth? Arguing in favor of the motion was biophysicist and bestselling author, biotechnology entrepreneur and the former director of the Program on Medicine, Technology and Society at UCLA School of Medicine, Gregory Stock. His debate partner was Max Moore, an internationally acclaimed philosopher and pioneering transhumanist.
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Arguing against the motion was the prominent American bioethicist Ezekiel Emanuel, special advisor to the director general of the WHO and former founding chair of the Department of Bioethics at the National Health Institute in the United States. His debate partner was Joyce Harper, the award-winning educator, author, and professor of reproductive science at University College London.
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As with all our live debates, the audience voted on the resolution prior to the debate. Initially, 29% were in favor, 35% were opposed. We did another poll after the debate to find out how many people had changed their minds. But before we give you those results, let's first dive into this rich and fascinating debate. We're going to join Gregory Stock with his opening statement in favor of the motion. Be it resolved, let's engineer better human beings.
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Thank you, Gregory, for the first of our opening statements. We're now going to come over to the con side. Joyce Harper, you're up next. We're going to put six minutes on your start clock there. And just a reminder to the audience, thank you again for clapping when you see those clocks count down on the side screens. Please keep our debaters on the toes, and that'll keep us moving along from one section to the next. Joyce. Thank you.
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Thank you, Joyce Harper. Nicely on time, and we appreciate that at the Munk Debates. Max Moore, you're up next.
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Great opening statements. We now move on to rebuttals. So this is an opportunity for each debater to come back on what they've just heard. We're going to put three minutes on the clock this time. We're going to go in the same order. So Gregory, you're up first.
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