If you are interested in booking an appearance of Mr. Grinker, please reach out to Kyle Radler, publicist.
Events
DECEMBER, 2020
Dec. 28. “America Trends” with Larry Rifkin
Dec. 29. “A Fine Time for Healing” with Randi Fine
Dec. 29. “Stand Up! With Pete Dominick.”
JANUARY, 2021
Jan. 18. “Shrink Rap Radio” with David Van Nuys
Jan. 25. UCLA, Department of Anthropology
Jan. 26. WHYY Radio with Marty Moss Coane
Jan. 26. San Francisco, CA
Booksmith, in conversation with Steve Silberman, author of Neurotribes
www.booksmith.com
Jan. 27. WDET radio with Stephen Henderson
Jan. 27. WAMC’s “Roundtable”
Jan. 27. Miami, FL.
Miami Book Festival– co-sponsored by Books and Books, Coral Gables.
https://booksandbooks.com/venue/the-store-at-coral-gables/
Jan. 28. “Autistic Me” with CS Wyatt
Jan. 28. Maplewood, N.J.
Words/co-sponsored by the Autism Science Foundation
http://www.wordsbookstore.com/
FEBRUARY
Feb. 2 Atlanta, GA.
The Carter Center, in conversation with Gail Evans
https://www.cartercenter.org/
Feb. 3. LitHub’s Keen On Podcast
Feb 3 Washington, D.C.
Politics and Prose Bookstore, in conversation with Kay Redfield Jamison, author of An Unquiet Mind
https://www.politics-prose.com/
Feb. 4. “The John Batchelor Show” WABC
Feb. 8. Alain Guilot podcast
Feb. 8. “Late Night Live Australia” Radio
Feb. 10. George Washington University Book Launch, Elliott School of International Affairs
Feb. 16 Jupiter, FL
Els for Autism Foundation
https://www.elsforautism.org/
Feb. 25. Chicago, Il. – Bookends and Beginnings in Evanston, Il/ co-sponsored by the Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis, in conversation with Jonathan Lear, John U. Nef Distinguished Service Professor at the Committee on Social Thought and in the Department of Philosophy.
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/roy-richard-grinker-jonathan-lear-nobodys-normal-tickets-135576933257
Feb. 26. “It’s Not Just in Your Head” Podcast
MARCH
March 4. The Cosmos Club, Washington, D.C.
March 4. Rustin Center for Social Justice, Social Justice Power Hour
March 5. “How do we Fix This?” Podscast
March 6. Post-Polio Foundation
March 10. Middletown Autism Center, Podcast
March 11. Peer Spectrum, Podcast
March 11. Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders, Children’s National Hospital
March 16. New books network, Science, Tech and Society channel www.newbooksnetwork.com
March 16. Dr Carole’s Couch, Live.
March 18. Rising Laterally, podcast
March 19. Hans Bogte lecture, Utrecht, Netherlands.
March 22. Celeste the Therapist, Podcast
March 24. Solace and the City, Podcast
March 25. United Nations NGO on Mental Health
APRIL
April 2. Feel your Feelingz, podcast
April 8. Neurodiverging, podcast
April 13. Keynote Address: Hildebrand Foundation Symposium/United Jewish Appeal.
April 14. Traces Dreams/Australia, podcast
April 22. Ireland Newstalk Radio
April 23. Keynote. Middletown Center for Autism, Middletown, Ireland
April 30. Comcast International
MAY
May 4. Nostgmas.org
May 4. Lecture, Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA)
May 27. Gore Company D.E.I. Event
JUNE
June 3. Full Prefrontal podcast
June 10. UC Berkeley Greater Good Science Center magazine’s author series. San Francisco Commonwealth Club.
June 15. Florida State University webinar
June 16. National Institutes of Health Stigma Scientific Interest Group
JULY
July 17. KERA (NPR) radio. “Think.”
SEPTEMBER
September 23. Grand Rounds, Montefiore Hospital, Bronx, NY.
OCTOBER
October 8. Lecture, Association of University Presses.
October 12. Grand Rounds. Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health, Stonybrook University, Stonybrook NY.
October 15. All Autism Talk, Podcast.
October 18. Hyde Park Book Club/Seminary Book Store, Chicago. To attend, please use this link:
October 20. Autism and Neurodevelopment Disorders Institute, GWU.
October 21. GWU Alumni Association discussion.
October 22. Asperger/Autism Network (AANE).
October 27. Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland.
November
November 8. Jillian Michaels, “Keeping it Real Podcast.”
November 19. “Time of Death: Disruption and Regeneration During the COVID-19 Pandemic.” AAA conference, Baltimore.
December
December 10. Lecture, Minnesota/Wisconsin Autism Society
January, 2022
January 15. Keynote: State-wide CARD Conference Orlando Florida.
May
May 26. Grand Rounds. UCSF, Fresno. Department of Psychiatry.
Invited Lectures (2006-2020)
Speeches and Grand Rounds: National Institutes of Health (NIH); University of Miami; University of Western Kentucky; Vanderbilt University; Georgetown University; Center for Neuroscience Research at Children’s Hospital, Washington, D.C.; Autism Speaks (NY); Brown University; St. Francis Medical Center, Poughkeepsie, NY.; Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis; Kyungjin School (Korea); Duk Yong Foundation (Korea); University of Chicago; Florida Atlantic University; NYU;; Millersville University; University of Kansas; HSC Foundation (D.C.); Emory University (Marcus Autism Center), Ivymount School; Politics and Prose Bookstore (D.C.), Barnes and Noble and Borders (various lectures/signings), Magners and Quinn (Minneapolis), Boston University; American Enterprise Institute; UCLA; University of Minnesota; Grinnell College; Duke University Medical Center; Bucknell University; Florida State University; Danya International; Queensmill School (London); Penn State University; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; University of Alabama; Florida Gulf Coast University, University of Aarhus (Denmark), Heimdal (Denmark), University of Mexico Medical School (Mexico City), National Autistic Society (England), Harvard University, Yale University, University of Massachusetts, Lowell.
Keynote Addresses: International Meetings for Autism Research; Action for Autism (New Delhi, India); Middletown Autism Center Annual Conference (Dublin, Ireland); Organization for Autism Research; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Book Fair on the Square, Atlanta; Green Valley Developmental Center (TN); Middle Tennessee Autism Society, Minnesota State Autism Society Annual Meeting; Community Resources for People with Autism (Holyoke, MA); United Jewish Appeal; Summit Educational; Vista Vocational Center; AUTEA/Bielefeld University (Germany); ACT Research/Simon Fraser University (British Columbia).
