Berkeley Talks

Berkeley Talks is UC Berkeley News’ lecture-and-conversation audio that brings prominent researchers and leaders to discuss major ideas across academia and society. For PR professionals, it’s a credible platform for high-authority voices—especially scholars and public intellectuals—who can connect research to real-world debates.

252 episodes, Irregular, 4.8 rating

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30s Ad: 12 - 15, 60s Ad: 15 - 18, CPM Category: Education

UC Berkeley News (Berkeley Talks editorial team)

Education, Society & Culture, Science, Business, Health & Fitness, Politics

Tenured or senior faculty, research leaders, or high-profile higher-education/policy leaders; commonly UC-affiliated experts or widely recognized scholars and public intellectuals

Published research with broad public relevance, University leadership roles or distinguished lectures, Media/recognition for expertise in science, technology, or higher education

Christopher Eisgruber - The Evolution Of Research Universities And Today’s Political/social Pressures On Higher Education, Alison Gopnik - How Children Learn And Why Human Intelligence Differs From Today’s AI Systems, Hany Farid - Erosion Of Shared Reality From Deepfakes And Generative Ai; Trust, Platforms, And Misinformation Incentives

Higher Education, Research, Universities, Psychology, Digital Security, Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, Public Policy, Communication, Science