I am available to give lectures and workshops on a wide range of topics, including in particular: sexual pleasure and sexual autonomy; the ethics and politics of urban life, urban design, and mobility; transgender issues; neurodiversity; gender politics and feminism; disability; academic politics; free speech; health communication; bioethics); and fitness, especially fitness later in life.

I have extensive experience giving interviews and public lectures and writing and speaking for a general audience.

Please contact me at qrkukla@gmail.com if you are interested in engaging me for a media event!

I have upcoming speaking engagements at the Berlin Institut für Körperforschung und Sexuelle Kulture; the University of Southern California, the University of Johannesburg, the University of Kwazulu-Natal, Union College, and the University of Graz.

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Here are links to selected recordings of my recent media appearances and pieces:

Bioethics Chat: Quill Kukla, Hastings Center mini video and written interview on the future of bioethics and on Sex Beyond ‘Yes’.

Fun bonus content: Absolutely outraged opinion piece in the National Review in response to this very short interview, arguing that I personally along with the institutions and communities I belong to are destroying everything good.

Book launch event for Sex Beyond “Yes”, discussion with Avgi Saketopoulou, at BGSQD in New York, September 2025.

“Consent to Sex in a Nonideal World”, conversation with Kate Greasley, Oxford Conversations on Consent, June 2024.

Review of Agnes Callard, Open Socrates, in the Washington Post, February 2025.

“Identity Politics is Dead - Except for White People”, co-authored with Nico Orlandi, Liberal Currents, November 2024.

“Philosophy Professor Turned Boxer”, AARP Video, June 2021.

“Meet Quill Kukla, a Boxer Knocking Out All Sorts of Social Norms”, Tagg Magazine, July 2021.

“Why Philosophy is Like Comedy”, Factually! Podcast with Adam Conover,‍ ‍July 2020.

Street Art, Place-Making, and Spatial Activism in Berlin: Society of Women Geographers Award Lecture (2020)

Marginal Revolution with Tyler Cowan (2019)