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Communications and Marketing Director, Medical Affairs Professional Society (MAPS)
Boulder
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Biography
Author of bestselling books including The Geeks' Guide to World Domination, Brain Trust, Beyond IQ and more. Also science writer and journalist focusing on cancer. Bylines include Esquire, Men's Health, New York Times, Congressional Quarterly, Maxim, Wired, Fast Company, many more.
I don't cover anything if it doesn't have to do with Fashion.
Content
By Robin Brooks, Garth Sundem| GeekDad@ “Ten strangers. An old dark house. A killer picking them off one by one.” So starts the blurb of C.B. Everett’s The Other People. Throw into the mix a missing girl who needs to be saved and you have the recipe for a dark and compelling thriller. The Other People is a riff on the classic And Then There Were None format. Ten people wake up in an old stately home. A woman, Amanda, interrupts their dinner to tell them that they must save a girl from a serial killer.
By Rory Bristol, Garth Sundem, Jonathan H. Liu Verified| GeekDad@ Throughout the history of the cultures born from the Roman Empire (collectively called Western Civilization/Culture), all forms of queer storytelling have been suppressed, ignored, or downright erased. These traditions include myths, stories, and even histories of real people which have been slowly eradicated due to their “sinful” or “unnatural” behavior.
'The Stanford Prison Experiment: Unlocking the Truth' Premieres On National Geographic, Disney+, and Hulu
By Michael Knight, Garth Sundem, Will James Verified| GeekDad@ What started out as a self-contained university experiment turned into a media spectacle that captured the imagination and attention of the world, shaping our understanding of human nature and forever changing the field of psychology. There was only one problem: The story of what happened during the experiment was shared with the world by only one person. Today, most of the participants have gone on record to tell the whole story.
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Boulder, United States