Speaking/Advertising
Keynotes that bring the cosmos down to earth — storytelling, research-driven insight, and practical advice for audiences from Fortune 500 leadership to high-school scholars. (Surprise meteorite gifts included.)
Want to reach people who finish hour-long conversations with Nobel laureates? Sponsor The INTO THE IMPOSSIBLE Podcast.
On stage
What organizers say
Sponsor The INTO THE IMPOSSIBLE Podcast
I am a physicist, and I host the show the way I would want to listen to it: long, first-person conversations with the people who actually changed their fields. So far that is 28 Nobel Prize winners, 4 Pulitzer Prize winners, plus astronauts, founders and authors.
That kind of show attracts a specific listener. They choose an hour on quantum computing, cosmology or AI over a ten-minute recap. They build things, study things and buy the tools that help them think. If your product helps curious, technical people learn, research or build, they are your customers.
I am a Chancellor’s Distinguished Professor of Physics at UC San Diego and the author of Losing the Nobel Prize (W. W. Norton). When I tell this audience a tool is worth their time, they know I have checked.
Ways to partner
Every partnership starts with one question: what does a win look like for you? Then we build around it.
What sponsors say
Brands that do well here make tools for people who think for a living: AI research assistants, quantum computing platforms, learning and reading products, and anything a scientist, engineer or serious student would actually use. Here is what two of them said.
Recent partners
Brands that have run integrations on the show and in the newsletter.
How it works
Robert Wold of Quantum Rings called it “one of the highest-return, lowest-effort collaborations” he has been part of. That is the standard.
Or write to brian@briankeating.com with “Sponsorship” in the subject. I read every one.