What the Ef?!

Landis Wiedner

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Booking Overview

What the Ef?! is a stigma-busting epilepsy podcast that blends personal accounts with expert and advocate perspectives. It’s valuable for PR pitches because guests can reach a receptive audience with both education and humanizing, sometimes humorous storytelling—covering epilepsy lived experience, research/clinical guidance, and advocacy. Strong alignment comes from relevance to epilepsy, seizure life, or responsible tech/arts-in-health initiatives.

Metrics

Episodes: 91

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.9/5.0

Estimated listeners: <1k

Gender skew: Male

Location: USA

YouTube: 745 subscribers

Instagram: 2.7k followers

Contact Information

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Host

Landis Wiedner - Landis Wiedner hosts What the Ef?!, unpacking the realities of life with epilepsy with a mix of education and entertainment, featuring neurologists, advocates, celebrities, caregivers, and people w...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
People directly affected by epilepsy (patients, caregivers, advocates), plus subject-matter experts such as neurologists; also public-facing figures like comedians, musicians, and writers whose work includes epilepsy lived experience, advocacy, or relevant research/clinical perspectives. Guests with credible public platforms (recognized writing, media mentions, established touring acts, co-founder leadership of epilepsy nonprofits) are a strong fit.
Required Achievements:  
New York Times Modern Love publication, Touring stand-up career and/or established comedy following, Co-founding epilepsy-focused nonprofit programs, Music career and/or music therapy work, Public advocacy or community leadership connected to epilepsy

Recent Guest Discussions

Dr. Dan Snelgrove - Journey Co-founding Electric Minds Foundation And The Nonprofit’s Mission; Epilepsy-related Impact Through Programs Aimed At Bringing Joy To Kids With Epilepsy.

Drew Dixon - Music Industry Experience, Songwriting Process, Music Therapy With Hospital Patients, Managing Epilepsy Alongside A Music Career, Keeping Epilepsy Secret As A Teenager, And Community Connection.

Katie Czyz - Using AI To Process Epilepsy Diagnosis, Promise/responsibility Of AI In Personal Reflection, Technology Enabling Space For Reflection, And How Diagnosis Redirected Life; Personal Lived Experiences In The Epilepsy Monitoring Unit.

Jake Lambert - Building A Comedy Career While Living With Epilepsy, Using Jokes About Seizures In Stand-up, Epilepsy’s Family History, Audience Reactions, Explaining Auras, And A Humorous Attempt To Convince The BBC Epilepsy Was More Interesting Than Competitive Slapping.

Recent Topics

Epilepsy, Neurology, Healthcare, Advocacy, Patient Experience

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
What the Ef?!
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Music, Seizures, & Showing Up with Drew Dixon (ft. Electric Minds co-founder Dr. Dan Snelgrove)

June 16, 2026

You’d never guess that Drew Dixon quit guitar lessons at 7 years old. But through this same childhood whimsicality, a journey began in which he discovered a deep belief in music’s effects on the brain and the soul. Now Drew has a successful music career that his 7-year-old self would never believe — including his recent hit "Running." (Stay to the end for an acoustic play of it!)Drew shares his songwriting process, what it actually takes to survive the music industry (full rooms, empty rooms,...

How AI Helped Me Process Epilepsy with Katie Czyz

June 09, 2026

Never did Katie Czyz think she'd become an expert in AI. She started using it while trying to process her epilepsy diagnosis and quickly realized it could be something much more than a chatbot—it could be a thought partner. That experience changed the trajectory of her career and inspired work that eventually landed her in the New York Times Modern Love column.We talk about the promise and responsibility of AI, why it should help us think instead of think for us, and how technology can create...

Turning Seizures Into Stand-Up with Jake Lambert

June 02, 2026

It started with jokes on Twitter. Now comedian Jake Lambert is touring internationally with his stand-up show, The Sunshine Kid. Jake joins the podcast to talk about building a comedy career while living with epilepsy, surviving a schedule where nights are work and days are recovery, and why he started joking about seizures in his act.We get into epilepsy running in his family, varying audience responses to his epilepsy jokes, Alice in Wonderland Syndrome, and trying to explain a completely r...

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