Here’s a complete list of media related to my new book Professors Speak Out: The Truth About Campus Investigations (Academica Press, 2025).
Video
1) Nick’s talks about the book at a USC conference on censorship in the sciences (8 minutes) January 8, 2025
2) Project Censored interview (30 minutes), conducted on April 22, 2025
3) Coming from Left Field interview (60 minutes), conducted on April 25, 2025
Both of the interviews will air (or have aired) on local FM talk radio stations.
4) National Association of Scholars webinar (90 minutes), April 29, 2025, with Nick, Bob Frodeman, and Jason Kilborn
5) Heterodox Academy webinar (60 minute), May 14, 2025, with Nick, Patti Adler, and Stephen Porter, and moderated by Alice Dreger
6) Martin Center for Academic Renewal webinar (60 minutes), May 22, 2025, with Nick, Dave Porter, and Lee Jussim
7) State of Mankind podcast (7 minutes), n.d. (this appears to be AI generated, and inspired me to create a better AI podcast)
8) Dangerous Speech podcast (1:39), June 1, 2025
9) FIRE webinar with Nick, Jaime Scholnick and Buddy Ullman, June 18, 2025 (no video available)
10) Video from the live panel on PSO at the annual meeting of Heterodox Academy (1:24), with Nick, Deandre Poole, and Lee Jussim in New York on June 25, 2025
11) Cut the Bull podcast (1:02), with Nick and hosts Wilfred Reilly, Christy Kelly, and Brooks Crenshaw, September 22, 2025.
Text
1) Nick wrote a post for Lee Jussim’s substack, Unsafe Science, April 30, 2025
2) Barry Cooper reviewed the book for the Epoch Times, May 14, 2025
3) Alice Dreger, who moderated the Heterdox Academy webinar, did a write-up for Free the Inquiry, the Heterodox Academy substack, May 15, 2025.
4) Henry Aleksandrov wrote about the book for the College Fix: “‘New McCarthyism:’ Professors investigated by their own universities speak out.” May 19, 2025
5) George Leef wrote about the book for the Martin Center for Academic Renewal. “Universities’ Stalinesque Procedures Are Silencing Unpopular Professors.” May 23, 2025
6) Australian academic Brian Martin reviewed PSO on his blog, July 18, 2025
