The Man Who Saved Pinball Gets His Hollywood Moment. Reluctantly.
Article for the Washington Post about the film “Pinball: The Man Who Saved the Game.”
Taken Seriously: Stories about Wanting Respect
A story I told on stage appeared on the Story Collider podcast.
So a Comedian Walks Into a Virtual Performance Space
Article for the Washington Post about performing stand-up comedy in VR.
Mixed Media Circus
An essay on humor in art that I wrote for the catalogue of Jim Condron’s “Trash Talk: History in Assemblage” at the Delaware Contemporary Art Museum. Essay starts on page 7.
Nick Spicher ’01: “What Is 15 Minutes of Viral Infamy,” Alex?
Article I wrote for the Princeton Alumni Weekly about my friend Nick’s inadvertent popularity following his appearance on Jeopardy!.
The 50 Most Awesomely Innovative Pinball Machines of All Time
A chronological list I compiled for The Weeklings about 50 milestones in pinball history.
Getting Back in the Game
An excerpt from my new book, reprinted in the Princeton Alumni Weekly.
Crowdsourcing Science – Many Heads Are Better Than One
Article for Gilson, Inc, posted on Labroots.
Of Mice and Mics
Article for Science‘s “Working Life” column about being a scientist-comedian.
Book Review of Everyone is African: How Science Explodes the Myth of Race by Daniel J. Fairbanks
Book review in the Quarterly Review of Biology. This article is behind a paywall (because science), but if you’re at an institution with a subscription to QRB, you can read it for free.
Use Your Time to Dig
DrewDudley.com
My “Edge of the Bed” advice–what I’d say to my theoretical son or daughter, sitting on the edge of the bed the night before they leave home for good.
A Complete (and Factual) History of Science Video
Guest post on Journal of Visualized Experiments blog.
Biology vs. Chemistry: There Can Be Only One
Guest post on Journal of Visualized Experiments blog.