Talks Given

(1). August 2025 (Forthcoming) To Art is Human Podcast Episode with Stef Schultz, MHPS-I
(2). May 2025, Presentation at "Search for Meaning: Philosophy, Theology, Psychology, and the Carmelite Quest for Meaning" Conference -- Baruzi's Analysis of Saint John of the Cross's Mystical Way
(3). April 2024, Lecture at University College Cork, Course on Women Philosophers -- "Simone Weil: Themes on Life, Death, and Spirituality"
(4). April 2023, "Psyche" Podcast with Quique Autrey, LPC-I -- The Importance of Empathy, Ep. 97

(5). April 2023, "Pre- and Post-Pandemic Globalisation," Talk at Adivasi Research and Development, Odisha.
(6). August 2022, “We Must Be Willing to Go to the End” Symposium“ -- With Mark Murphy: "Anti-Antigone: From a Politics of Desire to a Politics of Love–Rethinking the Politics of the One-All-Alone"
(7). June 2021, Episode on DontheDeveloper's podcast: SheCodes Review
(8). July 2020, Philosophy of Art and Science podcast with Henok Elias: Interview with Dr. Wanyoung Kim
(9). December 2018, The European Graduate School, New York, New York: “Cosmophenomenology: The Alterity and Harmony of Consciousnessas as Dark Energy in the Universe”
(10). March 2017, The New Centre for Research and Practice, Grand Rapids, Michigan: “Transgendered Bodies And Justice” in “The Future is Unmanned: Technologies for Corrupt Feminisms”
(11). September 2016, Friedrich Nietzsche Gesellschaft/Society's 27th Annual Conference in Naumburg (Saale eV), Germany: “On Northeastern Hermit Kingdoms: Reinvigorating Dionysos- Apollo”
(12). June 2016, The New Centre for Research and Practice, Grand Rapids, Michigan: “On the Castration Complex in Xenofeminist Accelerationism”
(13). December 2015, New School University, New York City: ”Affect and the Collective: Dialectics and Music [On Abstract vs Concrete Utopia in Walter Benjamin and Ernst Bloch]” in Benjamin and Bloch Seminar
(14). November 2013, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana: ”One-Dimensional Society and Its Overcoming through Imagination” on Marcuse’s One-Dimensional Man” in Dan W. Smith's Philosophy of Technology Seminar