Bristol, December 2012
Videos
Self-Knowledge of Sensory Experience Bilkent University The Mind's Eye Conference, October 2019
Naturalism, Mind-Brain Dualism, and Consciousness Interview on Ricardo Lopes' website The Dissenter, Feb 2019
Physicalism Interview on William Nava's website Who Shaves the Barber? May 2018
Mary's Room Interview on William Nava's website Who Shaves the Barber? May 2018
Correlations, Causes and Actions Rutgers Philosophy Seminar, March 2018
Mental Representation Thinking about Thinking, Royal Swedish Academy of Science, December 2017
The Status of Epistemic Evaluations Barcelona, September 2017
Thinking about Animal Consciousness LSE Workshop on Animal Minds, June 2017
The Physical Mind Einstein Center for Neurosciences, Berlin, December 2016
Sports and Games King's College Arts & Hums Festival debate with David Owens, Sarah Fine, Sacha Golob and John Tasioulas October 2016
Brexit and Democracy Royal Institute of Philosophy debate with AC Grayling, Jennifer Hornsby and Anthony O'Hear, August 2016
The Reality of Feeling debate with Berit Brogaard and Veronique Mottier at the How the Light Gets In Festival, May 2015
Death and Dying debate with John Callanan, Clayton Littlejohn, Katherine Sleeman and Sacha Golob, King's College London, October 2014
Can Science Solve Every Mystery? debate with Peter Atkins and Peter Williams, Conway Hall, June 2013
Biology and Mental Representation Unversidad Alberto Hurtado, February 2013
Consciousness and the Brain Launch of the Bristol University Centre for Science and Philosophy, December 2012
The Brain and the Mind chairing session 2 of the Wellcome Trust/King's College debate series, November 2012
Physicalism debate with Philip Goff, Philosophy TV, September 2012
How to Stop Worrying and Learn to Love Materialism with Barry C. Smith, Ian Ramsey Centre, Oxford, July 2012
On Telling What It Is Like Human Experience and Nature conference, UWE, June 2012
In the Zone Royal Institute of Philosophy, March 2012
Will Science Ever Explain Consciousness? [from 9 mins in] Oxford Think Week, March 2011
Mind and Brain Haberdasher's School, November 2009
Phenomenal Concepts and Private Languages Wittgenstein and Naturalism conference, Hertfordshire, June 2009
Probabilities and Many Worlds Perimeter Institute, November 2007
Frank Jackson and the Knowledge Argument Institut Jean Nicod, January 2004
Naturalism, Mind-Brain Dualism, and Consciousness Interview on Ricardo Lopes' website The Dissenter, Feb 2019
Physicalism Interview on William Nava's website Who Shaves the Barber? May 2018
Mary's Room Interview on William Nava's website Who Shaves the Barber? May 2018
Correlations, Causes and Actions Rutgers Philosophy Seminar, March 2018
Mental Representation Thinking about Thinking, Royal Swedish Academy of Science, December 2017
The Status of Epistemic Evaluations Barcelona, September 2017
Thinking about Animal Consciousness LSE Workshop on Animal Minds, June 2017
The Physical Mind Einstein Center for Neurosciences, Berlin, December 2016
Sports and Games King's College Arts & Hums Festival debate with David Owens, Sarah Fine, Sacha Golob and John Tasioulas October 2016
Brexit and Democracy Royal Institute of Philosophy debate with AC Grayling, Jennifer Hornsby and Anthony O'Hear, August 2016
The Reality of Feeling debate with Berit Brogaard and Veronique Mottier at the How the Light Gets In Festival, May 2015
Death and Dying debate with John Callanan, Clayton Littlejohn, Katherine Sleeman and Sacha Golob, King's College London, October 2014
Can Science Solve Every Mystery? debate with Peter Atkins and Peter Williams, Conway Hall, June 2013
Biology and Mental Representation Unversidad Alberto Hurtado, February 2013
Consciousness and the Brain Launch of the Bristol University Centre for Science and Philosophy, December 2012
The Brain and the Mind chairing session 2 of the Wellcome Trust/King's College debate series, November 2012
Physicalism debate with Philip Goff, Philosophy TV, September 2012
How to Stop Worrying and Learn to Love Materialism with Barry C. Smith, Ian Ramsey Centre, Oxford, July 2012
On Telling What It Is Like Human Experience and Nature conference, UWE, June 2012
In the Zone Royal Institute of Philosophy, March 2012
Will Science Ever Explain Consciousness? [from 9 mins in] Oxford Think Week, March 2011
Mind and Brain Haberdasher's School, November 2009
Phenomenal Concepts and Private Languages Wittgenstein and Naturalism conference, Hertfordshire, June 2009
Probabilities and Many Worlds Perimeter Institute, November 2007
Frank Jackson and the Knowledge Argument Institut Jean Nicod, January 2004
Podcasts
Doping in Sport Forum for Philosophy LSE, with John William Devine, Vanessa Heggie and Clare Moriarty, February 2019
Interview about Sport and Philosophy The Understanding Project, November 2018
Interview with Robert Cottrell (about writing and other things) The Browser, November 2017
Knowing the Score BBC Radio 4 Thinking Allowed, June 2017
Is Bridge a Sport? BBC Radio 4 You and Yours (25 mins in), June 2017
Consciousness Forum for Philosophy LSE, with Bjorn Brembs, Chris Frith and Eva Jablonka, June 2017
Knowing the Score TalkSport, Hawksbee and Jacobs show, short interview (I'm 18 mins from end) May 2017
Snookered: Women and Philosophy with Eleanor Gordon Smith, The Philosophers' Zone, Australian Broadcasting Company, November 2016
The Metaphysics of Sensory Experience Moral Sciences Club, Cambridge, October 2016
The Olympics: Why We're Hardwired To Watch The Human Zoo, BBC Radio 4, August 2016
Against Representationalism (about Sensory Experience) Oxford Powers Structuralism Group, June 2015
What is it Like to be a Bat? Nature Audiofile series, January 2015
Emergent Causation and the Philosophy of Mind Durham Institute of Advanced Study, December 2014
The Puzzle of Consciousness The Philosophers' Zone, Australian Broadcasting Company, June 2014
Philosophy and Sport Philosophy Bites, March 2014
Sensory Experience and Representational Properties Aristotelian Society, October 2013
The Metaphysics of Causation Mind and Life Conference, Belgrade, July 2013
How to Tame a Zombie Institut Francais, June 2013
In the Zone: Spontaneity and Mental Discipline in Sport and Beyond debate with Michael Brearley, LSE, November 2012
Cutting Concepts Too Fine Institute of Philosophy, March 2012
Is the Mind More Than Matter? debate with Keith Ward, Premier Radio, January 2012
Minds, Science and Metaphysics Philosophy Now Radio Show, December 2011
Naturalist Theories of Content Open University Interview, March 2010
Can We Really See a Million Colours? Institute of Philosophy, Hertfordshire Phenomenal Qualities Project, January 2010
The Importance of Intuition Institute of Philosophy, December 2009
On Phenomenal Concepts Hertfordshire, October 2009
There are No Norms of Belief Aim of Belief conference, Oslo, June 2009
Darwin and Philosophy debate with Tim Lewens, LSE, June 2009
Scientific Realism Philosophy Bites, January 2009
Comment on "The New New Mysterianism" by Derek Ball Consciousness Online conference, February 2009
Woodward on Causation Centre for Time, Sydney, January 2009
Neuroscience and Consciousness In Our Time, BBC Radio 4, November 2008
The Poverty of Analysis Kazimierz Poland, September 2008
Reduction or Elimination? Dusseldorf, April 2008
Physicalism Philosophy Bites, August 2007
Thoughts on the Research Assessment Exercise 2008 The Learning Curve, BBC Radio 4, June 2007
Chaos Theory In Our Time, BBC Radio 4, May 2002
Interview about Sport and Philosophy The Understanding Project, November 2018
Interview with Robert Cottrell (about writing and other things) The Browser, November 2017
Knowing the Score BBC Radio 4 Thinking Allowed, June 2017
Is Bridge a Sport? BBC Radio 4 You and Yours (25 mins in), June 2017
Consciousness Forum for Philosophy LSE, with Bjorn Brembs, Chris Frith and Eva Jablonka, June 2017
Knowing the Score TalkSport, Hawksbee and Jacobs show, short interview (I'm 18 mins from end) May 2017
Snookered: Women and Philosophy with Eleanor Gordon Smith, The Philosophers' Zone, Australian Broadcasting Company, November 2016
The Metaphysics of Sensory Experience Moral Sciences Club, Cambridge, October 2016
The Olympics: Why We're Hardwired To Watch The Human Zoo, BBC Radio 4, August 2016
Against Representationalism (about Sensory Experience) Oxford Powers Structuralism Group, June 2015
What is it Like to be a Bat? Nature Audiofile series, January 2015
Emergent Causation and the Philosophy of Mind Durham Institute of Advanced Study, December 2014
The Puzzle of Consciousness The Philosophers' Zone, Australian Broadcasting Company, June 2014
Philosophy and Sport Philosophy Bites, March 2014
Sensory Experience and Representational Properties Aristotelian Society, October 2013
The Metaphysics of Causation Mind and Life Conference, Belgrade, July 2013
How to Tame a Zombie Institut Francais, June 2013
In the Zone: Spontaneity and Mental Discipline in Sport and Beyond debate with Michael Brearley, LSE, November 2012
Cutting Concepts Too Fine Institute of Philosophy, March 2012
Is the Mind More Than Matter? debate with Keith Ward, Premier Radio, January 2012
Minds, Science and Metaphysics Philosophy Now Radio Show, December 2011
Naturalist Theories of Content Open University Interview, March 2010
Can We Really See a Million Colours? Institute of Philosophy, Hertfordshire Phenomenal Qualities Project, January 2010
The Importance of Intuition Institute of Philosophy, December 2009
On Phenomenal Concepts Hertfordshire, October 2009
There are No Norms of Belief Aim of Belief conference, Oslo, June 2009
Darwin and Philosophy debate with Tim Lewens, LSE, June 2009
Scientific Realism Philosophy Bites, January 2009
Comment on "The New New Mysterianism" by Derek Ball Consciousness Online conference, February 2009
Woodward on Causation Centre for Time, Sydney, January 2009
Neuroscience and Consciousness In Our Time, BBC Radio 4, November 2008
The Poverty of Analysis Kazimierz Poland, September 2008
Reduction or Elimination? Dusseldorf, April 2008
Physicalism Philosophy Bites, August 2007
Thoughts on the Research Assessment Exercise 2008 The Learning Curve, BBC Radio 4, June 2007
Chaos Theory In Our Time, BBC Radio 4, May 2002
