Posts Categorized: My Projects

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Announcing My New Audio Documentary, LIGHTS ON!

My 10-part audio documentary, LIGHTS ON, will be released on March 18, 2025 and is NOW available for preorder wherever audiobooks are sold!

It was worth the wait to find such supportive and creative partners at Macmillan Audio, and I’m thrilled to finally launch this labor of love. Thank you to everyone who has patiently followed my long journey with this project. It’s an absolute privilege to have found so many of you who share my interest in consciousness, and I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed creating it.

Click here to preorder on Audible

Click here to preorder on Apple

Click here to preorder on Spotify

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“Reality is Stranger Than You Think” My Interview With André Duqum

This was one of the most in-depth conversations I’ve had on a podcast. André and I discuss many of the topics that I cover in my upcoming docuseries, including how Sara Imari Walker has influenced my thinking, as well as the usual suspects: David Eagleman, Donald Hoffman, Anil Seth, Brian Green, Lee Smolin, Janna Levin, etc. I was impressed with Andre’s level of prep, and we were able to cover quite a range—neuroscience, plant biology, fundamental physics, to meditation.

Click here to watch the interview

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My Talk: Is Consciousness Fundamental?

I gave a talk on September 8, 2023 in NY at a conference organized by Philip Goff and Andrei Buckareff on the topic of “treating consciousness as fundamental.” It was a fascinating and exciting gathering, and I was honored to present alongside so many brilliant scientists and philosophers—Lee Smolin, Don Hoffman, Luke Roelofs, and Hedda Hassel Morch were among them, along with a fun public debate the first evening between Philip Goff and Sean Carroll.

Click here to watch the video of my talk, “Is Consciousness Fundamental?”

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IAI Article: Consciousness May Not Require a Brain

Our intuitions have been shaped by natural selection to quickly provide life-saving information, and these evolved intuitions can still serve us in modern life… But our guts can deceive us as well, and “false intuitions” can arise in any number of ways, especially in domains of understanding — like science and philosophy — that evolution could never have foreseen.

Click here to continue reading my article in IAI Magazine, “Consciousness May Not Require a Brain”