“I remember hurriedly filling out a paper copy of one school’s application, even though most of the process had moved online, just so I could complete it during a long bus ride and mail it at a rest stop. Somehow this did not get me into Harvard.”
Interview with Story League founder Scott Shrake on the differences between stand-up comedy and comedic storytelling.
Storytelling show via SpeakeasyDC in conjunction with the Northern Virginia Jewish Film Festival. A story about my secret double life as a fake rabbi.
In deciding what career to pursue, have you considered the administrative track? Me neither.
The Mortified Podcast features some of my bad high school poetry. Listen on iTunes (click on Episode 06) or Soundcloud.
Scientists aren’t angrier than the general population, but different triggers make us mad.
Or how a trip to Walt Disney World tricked me into becoming a scientist.
Interview is on page 9.
Episode 10, the season finale of Adam’s web video series for the Journal of Visualized Experiments: Do I have to do a post-doc?
Storytelling show via Story League at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. A story about my inability to select Christmas presents.
SpeakeasyDC‘s annual My So-Called Jewish Life show at 6th & I Historic Synagogue. A story about being the only Jew on the Evangelical Christian ski trip.
If reports I’ve heard are true, in the 1970s somewhere between 104% and 109% of grant proposals were funded.
Episode 9 of Adam’s web video series for the Journal of Visualized Experiments: What advice would you give to your younger self starting grad school?
Episode 8 of Adam’s web video series for the Journal of Visualized Experiments: How do you escape a boring seminar?
Episode 7 of Adam’s web video series for the Journal of Visualized Experiments: Is it possible to take too much free stuff? (No.)