Elliot Kirschner is a New York Times best-selling author and Emmy-award winning news and documentary producer with a passion for science filmmaking and education. He is committed to finding innovative ways to bring high-quality storytelling to new and diverse audiences, building engagement and understanding around the nature of science and awe of discovery. Elliot has produced many science feature-length films and documentary shorts, including Human Nature and The Most Unknown. He got his start producing at CBS News for 60 Minutes, Sunday Morning and the Evening News. His reporting included war zones, natural disasters, and investigative reports. His longtime collaboration with journalism icon Dan Rather includes the best-selling book What Unites Use. He publishes a newsletter called Through The Fog on Substack.
What Journalists and Scientists Have in Common
We live in age of great challenges where truth and facts are under siege. This is inflicting real damage on many segments of our society. We must take heed and take action. We must find ways to unite in service of truth. One of us is a scientist and two of us are journalists. We…
