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DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast

Discover New Advances in the world of genetics, from technology like CRISPR to rare diseases to new research. For over a decade, multi-award winning podcast ”DNA Today” has brought you the voices of leaders in genetics. Host Kira Dineen brings her genetics expertise to interview geneticists, genetic counselors, patient advocates, biotech leaders, researchers, and more. ***Best 2020, 2021, and 2022 Science and Medicine Podcast Award Winner*** Learn more (and stream all 350+ episodes) at

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#345 How To Talk About DNA Without Losing People:...

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/06/13

The co-founders of The Science Underground join our host Kira Dineen for an in-person episode to discuss the importance of effective science communication in genetics and approaches to achieve this. The Science Underground was founded by former NIH’s National Human Genome Research Institute communicators Jenny Montooth, Sarah Alex Bates, and Britny Kish. Topics Discussed: Strategies for making complex genetics concepts accessible to the public The role of humor, memes, and social media in

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22:48

#344 Trans and Gender Diverse Patients' Experiences...

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/06/06

We wanted to let you know of a live podcast episode of the PhenoTips Speakers Series happening soon on June 18th, 2025 at 12pmEST. We do an annual pride installment, this year we are exploring Gender Affirming Cancer Genetic Counseling. Sign up here so you can tune in and ask your questions live to host Kira Dineen and the impressive panel we have lined up. Have you heard? I launched a brand new science podcast network called Gene Pool Media. Thanks to everyone who has supported the network by

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40:23

#343 The First Child to Receive CRISPR for Duchenne?...

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/05/30

What would you do if your child was diagnosed with a terminal genetic condition, and the only hope for survival required raising $2.2 million? In this deeply moving episode of DNA Today, we’re joined by Joe Jackson, a rare disease advocate and father of 7-year-old William, who lives with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD), a rare, progressive genetic disorder that leads to muscle degeneration and shortened life expectancy. But William’s story stands apart. Due to a rare duplication mutation in

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43:07

#342 $10 Million for a Cure: Donating Mr. Beast’s...

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/05/23

What would you do if you won $10 million? For Jeff and Jennifer Allen, the answer was simple: fund research to find a cure for their son’s rare genetic condition. In this episode of DNA Today, we’re joined by Jeff and Jen Allen; Jeff is known to over 100 million YouTube viewers as Player 831, the winner of MrBeast’s high-stakes reality series Beast Games—and the recipient of the largest game show prize in history: $10 MILLION. Alongside him is his wife, Jennifer Allen, who has been an equal

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32:17

#341 How One Family Faced Seven ALS Diagnoses and...

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/05/16

In honor of ALS awareness month, we are joined by Debbie Lower. She is a remarkable advocate, educator, and caregiver whose family has been deeply impacted by ALS. Over the last three decades, Debbie has lost seven family members to ALS and frontotemporal dementia (FTD), many of whom carried the C9orf72 gene mutation. From caregiving for her mother to mentoring other families and advocating for research funding, Debbie has turned unimaginable loss into powerful action. Today we’ll dive into the

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52:09

#340 How Podcasting Shaped A Genetics Career: Dr....

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/05/09

I launched a brand new science podcast network called Gene Pool Media, two weeks ago on DNA Day, April 25th. The response has been amazing, so thank you to everyone who has been supportive, especially the podcasts that have joined the network including… RealPharma Beyond The Thesis with Papa PhD DNA Dialogues It Happened To Me #ThroughTheGenes Demystifying Genetics PhenoTips Speaker Series All Access DNA Two brand new shows debuting this year: one in the rare disease space and another exploring

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44:43

#339 Inherited Leukemia: Exploring Genetic Risk and...

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/05/02

A week ago on DNA Day, April 25th, I launched a brand new science podcast network called Gene Pool Media. The response has been amazing, so thank you to everyone who has been supportive, especially the podcasts that have joined the network including… RealPharma Beyond The Thesis with Papa PhD DNA Dialogues It Happened To Me #ThroughTheGenes Demystifying Genetics PhenoTips Speaker Series All Access DNA Two brand new shows debuting this year: one in the rare disease space and another exploring the

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43:00

#338 Social Determinants of Health and Mental Health...

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/04/25

Urea cycle disorders (UCDs) are rare inborn errors of metabolism (IEMs) caused by enzyme or transporter deficiencies in the urea cycle, which is responsible for protein metabolism. These conditions can present at any age with acute, chronic, and intermittent symptoms of hyperammonemia. The first UCD was described over 50 years ago and while many “unknowns” about UCDs still remain, the way we think about and treat these conditions today is evolving. In this second episode of a series focused on the

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35:35

#337 How to Get Your Research Published: Insight from...

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/04/18

Submitting a research paper for publication can be an overwhelming process, especially for early-career researchers. How do you choose the right journal? What are editors really looking for? And how can you improve your chances of acceptance? To answer these questions and more we are joined by two editors from Wiley’s Advanced Portfolio. Dr. Lei Lei is a Senior Manager of Wiley’s Advanced Portfolio and Deputy Editor of Advanced Science. Dr. Alanna Gannon is Deputy Editor of Advanced Science and

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31:11

#336 Sharpening Genetic Counseling Skills with GC+...

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/04/11

It’s an in-person episode! On Sarah Lawrence College’s campus, host Kira Dineen interviews former classmate Carli Andrews, MS, CGC. We explore the evolving landscape of continuing education for genetic counselors. Carli joins us to discuss GC+ Academy, an innovative educational initiative designed to enhance professional skills and provide continuing education units (CEUs) for genetic counselors. She shares insights into the academy’s unique learning model, which integrates real-world

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31:15

#335 Neanderthals, Denisovans, and Us: How DNA...

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/04/04

This conversation is a follow-up to Episode #326: How DNA Solves Crimes – The Forensic Science Behind True Crime, where we explored the role of DNA in forensic investigations including the infamous O.J. Simpson case. Dr. Henry Erlich returns to the show to talk about human ancestry and evolution. Dr. Henry Erlich has authored over 450 publications and spent decades applying DNA analysis to criminal investigations, missing persons cases, and ancestry research. His work has helped us trace human

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32:03

#334 ACMG 2025 Recap

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/03/24

To recap the American College of Medical Genetics (ACMG) held in Los Angeles, host Kira Dineen is joined by Karl Krahn. The conference ended Saturday so instead of waiting until Friday to share this episode we released it early. Through this conversation, Kira and Karl reflect on their first attendance at the ACMG conference. They share insights on the sessions and events they attended, highlighting the engaging discussions and expert panels that made the conference memorable. Kira gives shout

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36:36

#333 Approaching a Down Syndrome Diagnosis with Care

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/03/21

To celebrate World Down Syndrome Day (which is today March 21st, 2025) our host Kira Dineen sits down with Carissa Carroll, the founder of Jack’s Basket, a nonprofit dedicated to celebrating babies with Down syndrome and supporting their families. Inspired by her son Jack, Carissa launched Jack’s Basket to provide new parents with resources, encouragement, and community connections. In this heartfelt conversation, we explore: The power of celebrating every baby with Down syndrome How healthcare

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29:39

#332 Building Stronger Rare Disease Organizations:...

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/03/14

This week we attended the 2025 Connecticut Rare Disease Forum organized by BioCT and held at the beautiful Jackson Laboratory. This afternoon was filled with industry-led discussions on innovation in rare disease diagnostics and treatments, along with the promising impact of these advancements on patient outcomes. After the events wrapped, I caught up with Pamela Gavin, who serves as the President and CEO of the National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD). She was on the panel, “Bringing

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54:19

#331 Pediatric Mock Genetic Counseling Session:...

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/03/07

This is our third installment in our new Mock Genetic Counseling Session Series! In this episode, pediatric genetic counselor Miranda Di Biase and students Claire Zimlinghaus and Joy Lin perform a mock pediatric genetic counseling session. This session’s indication is one of the most common in pediatric genetics: autism. This session was recorded in person, providing a more dynamic and engaging learning experience therefore, we highly recommend watching it on YouTube to fully immerse yourself in

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31:51

#330 Rare Disease Parenting: A 7-Year Diagnostic...

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/02/28

Happy Rare Disease Day! We are celebrating by shining a light on Wiedemann-Steiner Syndrome (WSS), which is a rare genetic condition that affects development, growth, and overall health. Joining us are Caleb and Abbi Wahl, parents to two daughters, one of whom, Jenni Anne, was diagnosed with WSS after a seven-year diagnostic odyssey. They share: 🧬 Early signs & the long road to diagnosis 💡 How they processed & adapted to the diagnosis 🤝 Resources & the support that made a

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34:46

#329 Preventive Genomic Medicine: Saving Lives and...

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/02/21

How can preventive genomic medicine save $200 billion annually in healthcare costs? Dr. Matthew Rabinowitz breaks it down in this episode. Dr. Rabinowitz—a true pioneer in genetics, diagnostics, and AI—who’s been at the forefront of transforming how we approach health and medicine. Dr. Rabinowitz isn’t just a scientist; he’s a visionary who’s helped create groundbreaking technologies, from revolutionizing pregnancy care to tracking cancer through blood tests. In 2024, he was named R&D Leader of

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29:37

#328 Breakthrough Biotech: CAR-Ts for Solid Tumors &...

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/02/14

This week, I attended BIO’s CEO and Investor Conference in New York City—one of the largest investor gatherings in the biotech industry. The conference, organized by BIO (Biotechnology Innovation Organization), brings together institutional investors, industry analysts, and senior executives to discuss the latest biotech advancements and investment opportunities. At the conference, I attended insightful panel discussions and company presentations where biotech CEOs shared their latest breakthroughs,

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39:33

#327 How Patient Advocacy is Changing Rare Disease...

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/02/07

February marks Rare Disease Month, and we’re kicking it off with an incredible advocate in the rare disease community—Gay Grossman! Gay is the co-founder of ADCY5.org, a foundation dedicated to supporting individuals with ADCY5-related movement disorder. Her advocacy journey began with her daughter, Lilly, who went undiagnosed for 15 years before becoming the first known patient with a full-body presentation of ADCY5-related movement disorder. Since then, Gay has transformed her personal experience

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45:22

#326 How DNA Solves Crimes: The Forensic Science...

DNA Today: A Genetics Podcast ·

2025/01/31

True crime dominates the podcasting world, but what about the genetic aspects behind these cases? In this episode of DNA Today, we dive into the pivotal role of DNA in forensic science with Dr. Henry Erlich, a pioneer in DNA analysis and a key figure in developing polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technology. His work has transformed the criminal justice system, from solving cases to overturning wrongful convictions. Dr. Henry Erlich has authored over 450 publications and spent decades applying DNA

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