Recorded Talks

This is a probably-incomplete collection of some talks I've given aimed at a general audience that were recorded and made available online. (I used to list academic talks here too, but since the pandemic it's become so standard for talks to be recorded that I can't keep up; just use Google.)

• Do We Live in a Multiverse? (CCCB lecture, Barcelona, 2021; about 1 hour 30 minutes including questions).
• Emergence and Naturalness (O'Hara lecture, University of Washington, 2019; about 1 hour 25 minutes including questions).
• The Emergent Multiverse: the Plurality of Worlds (Oxford Department for Continuing Education, 2014; 60 minutes). Part one of a longer introduction to the Many-Worlds interpretation, focussing on general features of the theory.
• The Emergent Multiverse: the Probability Puzzle (Oxford Department for Continuing Education, 2014; 60 minutes). Part two, focussing on the problem of probability.
• The Many-Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics (Royal Institution, 2012; 30 min). A general introduction to the Many-Worlds Interpretation (part of a longer event with authors Stephen Baxter and Sir Terry Pratchett).