Some of my recent material on the web

I’ve been out and about talking to diverse audiences about climate and energy. Here are a few of the recent videos and podcasts:

• A DemystifySci podcast interview that dropped April 2024- somewhat more personal and technical than usual.
• A Hoover Institution interview recorded August 15 touching on some current issues in climate and energy
• A June 27 conversation at the Aspen Ideas Festival with Chris Field from Stanford, moderated by Amy Harder. The framing topic was “Is the Energy Transition Moving Too Fast?”.
• A March 23 presentation to the French Association des Climato-réalistes. The talk itself begins at 4:40 after the introduction.
• An interview with André Bercoff on French talk radio.
• An interview with Jordan Peterson
• Three wins in a trio of three debates against three different opponents at three different universities.
• A debate with Professor Andrew Dessler of Texas A&M about the necessity of large and rapid reductions in greenhouse gas emission.
• A Converging Dialogues podcast with Xavier Bonilla
• A discussion of energy education with Veriten’s Maynard Holt and NYU students
• An Newsmaker Saturday interview with Fox News’ John Hook
• A keynote address for the Steamboat Institute
• A “debate” about climate science with David Romps at UC Berkeley
• A podcast with Joe Rogan
• The Annual Lecture of the Global Warming Policy Foundation in London
• An interview on the McCuistion television program
• A conversation with Alex Epstein on his Power Hour podcast
• A conversation with Chris Wright, CEO of Liberty Oilfield Services
• A conversation with Michael Shermer of the Skeptics Society
• A conversation with Purdue’s President Mitch Daniels
• An interview sponsored by the American Enterprise Institute, where I am now a Non-Resident Senior Fellow
• A more technical talk for the Irish Climate Science Forum and CLINTEL
• A recent blog post about the need for a more considered approach to addressing climate and energy issues

I’d be grateful for any feedback and do feel free pass this material on to others.

Steve Koonin