Speaking & Guest Engagements

I speak to scientists, clinicians, students, parents, policymakers, podcast hosts, and anyone else who wants to think carefully about evidence, health, and how knowledge actually works.

I’m available for podcasts, panels, university lectures, public events, and private engagements. I prefer conversations over slide decks.


Science, Nature & the Examined Life

  • Evolution, ecology, and what they teach us about living well
  • The philosophy and practice of science — how we know what we know
  • Complexity, emergence, and why simple models fail interesting problems
  • Evolutionary medicine — why the body does what it does
  • Ecology for everyone — organisms, relationships, and environment at every scale
  • The natural history of ordinary things
  • Recreational mathematics — the joy of numbers for their own sake
  • Bioinformatics, genomics, and the limits of data

Health, Medicine & Science Literacy

  • Cancer research, biomarkers, and translational medicine
  • Environmental toxicology — toxins in food, water, air and pharmaceuticals
  • Biology of nutrition — from pre-conception to aging
  • Vaccine science — history, immunology, methodology, and open questions
  • Aluminum, heavy metals, and neurodevelopment
  • Autoimmunity — mechanisms, triggers, and emerging science
  • Neurodevelopmental disorders — genetics, environment, and causation
  • Informed consent, medical ethics, and patient rights
  • Biostatistics and study design — how to read research critically
  • The replication crisis and what it means for evidence-based medicine
  • Hyperbaric oxygen therapy — mechanisms and neurological applications
  • Vitamin D — what the evidence actually shows

Law, Policy & Public Health

  • Public health infrastructure — what it should be, what it became
  • Science, public health policy, and the law
  • Medical rights and informed consent — legal and ethical foundations
  • History of western law and constitutional principles
  • Vaccine injury compensation programs — how they work, where they fail
  • Public education reform — science literacy and the future of learning
  • What universities were for — and what happened

Mind, Consciousness & Ideas

  • The evolution of consciousness
  • Philosophy of mind and artificial intelligence
  • The history of ideas — how paradigms shift
  • Propaganda, perception, and mass manipulation — historical and modern examples
  • The ethics of knowledge — what you do when you know something others don’t
  • Wonder as a scientific practice

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