Performer, Writer, Film- & Video-Maker
I believe that achieving equity in brain health is one of the world's great social-justice issues.
Josh tours with his autobiographical monologues, writes and acts in feature films, and writes and hosts the "Citizen Brain" online video series (citizenbrain.org).
Ben Franklin
Storytelling
To my way of thinking, the more political equity we can achieve, the more equity we will achieve in brain health.
Under the mentorship of Dr. Bruce Miller, Josh is making a series of videos, titled "Citizen Brain," that address a number of issues. One important purpose of the videos is to impress on viewers the importance of focusing on brain health.
He has also been spreading the message about brain health and brain science in a one-man show that premiered (via Zoom) in October 2020.
Not enough people understand the importance of brain health.
Josh Kornbluth almost graduated from Princeton in 1980, but he didn't complete his senior thesis; he still plans to finish it, at which point he will receive his B.A. in Politics. (You can hear the whole story in his audiobook titled "Ben Franklin: Unplugged ... and Other Comic Monologues," available at Audible.com and Amazon.com.)