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Online Talks for US Audiences

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Online Talks

Engaging live talks on psychology, neuroscience, and wellness — streamed on Zoom at US-friendly times, priced in dollars.

Timed for the US

Every event on this page is scheduled with North American audiences in mind — typically late afternoon Eastern Time, which works well across US and Canadian time zones.

Livestreams and Workshops

60–90 minute talks with a live Q&A — delivered directly to an online audience by leading researchers, therapists, and practitioners.

Summits

Explore a subject in depth with a full day of talks from multiple expert speakers, all from the comfort of your own home.

All events streamed on Zoom. Recordings available after each session.

Upcoming Events

All times shown in your local timezone at checkout

The Art History of Studio Ghibli

Journey through the history and inspiration behind Studio Ghibli, from Japanese folklore to global phenomenon. Followed by Q&A.

🕐5pm ET, 10pm UK💻Online Event
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Seed Talks Recordings

Can't make the live time? Watch whenever suits you.

Every talk is recorded — grab instant access by email and watch on your own schedule, wherever you are in the world.

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Dial into these live online events early or late, or grab a “recording only” ticket to these upcoming talks if you can't join live.

The Female History of Fairy Tales [online]

Uncover the neglected history of women in fairy tales and how these stories offer a critique of social inequalities. Followed by Q&A.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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Monsters, Outcasts & the Medieval World [online]

Join Sunday Times bestselling author, medievalist, art historian and artist to explore the stories of the medieval world. Followed by Q&A.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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The Science of Intergenerational Trauma

Discover the impact of family history, inherited experiences, epigenetics & learn how to break the intergenerational cycle. Followed by Q&A.

🕐3am ET💻Online Event
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The Science of Intergenerational Trauma

Discover the impact of family history, inherited experiences, epigenetics & learn how to break the intergenerational cycle. Followed by Q&A.

🕐3am ET💻Online Event
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The Science of Intergenerational Trauma

Discover the impact of family history, inherited experiences, epigenetics & learn how to break the intergenerational cycle. Followed by Q&A.

🕐3am ET💻Online Event
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ADHD & Eating Habits: A 4-week course [Online]

Understand the link between ADHD and impulsive eating, and build judgment-free strategies to manage appetite habits. Followed by Q&A.

🕐1:30pm ET💻Online Event
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The Hidden History of Women & Protest [online]

Explore the history of protest in a new light through the lens of feminism, women’s rights and intersectionality. Followed by Q&A.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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The History of Folk Horror [online]

Explore the dark origins of folk horror and its connections to ancient customs, folklore and modern anxieties. Followed by Q&A.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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Jane Austen & English History [online]

Uncover the scandal behind Jane Austen’s novels – rebellion, romance and royal secrets await. Followed by Q&A.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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The Neuroscience of Beauty Trends & Self-Image

Explore the neuroscience behind beauty trends and our sense of self, exploring self-confidence in the internet age. Followed by Q&A.

🕐12pm ET💻Online Event

The Gut-Mind Connection - CPD Workshop

A professional workshop on mental health and the gut microbiome, exploring its role in mood, anxiety and stress regulation. With Q&A.

🕐12pm ET💻Online Event
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The History of Witch Hunts in Europe

Discover the history of witch hunts in a new light with Prof Diane Purkiss, from women’s struggles to economic crises. Followed by Q&A.

🕐1:30pm ET💻Online Event

The History of Fashion & Women [online]

Go beyond fashion as personal style to uncover stories of culture, identity, history, and power. Followed by Q&A.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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The Art History of Studio Ghibli

Discover more from Studio Ghibli’s art, taking inspiration from mystical qualities and traditions from Japanese culture. Followed by Q+A

🕐3am ET💻Online Event
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The Neuroscience of Addiction

What if addiction isn’t about willpower? Discover the brain science behind cravings, recovery, and how to manage them. Followed by Q&A.

🕐12pm ET💻Online Event

A Therapist’s Guide to Motherhood for New Mums

Explore the realities of motherhood and discover what truly helps you feel steadier, supported and more like yourself again. Followed by Q&A

🕐1:30pm ET💻Online Event

The History of Greek Mythology & Women [online]

What are the true histories behind Greek mythology’s greatest myths? Dr Emily Hauser reveals all, based on her bestseller Mythica. With Q&A.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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The Psychology of Poetry

Explore how poetry and poetic language shapes the way we think, feel and connect. Followed by Q&A.

🕐1:30pm ET💻Online Event

Hauntology, Lost Futures & Folk Horror [online]

From lost futures to forgotten histories, explore how folk horror and hauntology reveal the past’s lingering presence. Followed by Q&A.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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The Science of ADHD & Sleep [Online]

Understanding the connection between ADHD & Sleep, and finding a better way to sleep and rest. Followed by Q&A.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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Autism, Attachment & The Parent-Child Bond

What does it mean to love an autistic child well? Explore the balance between protection, connection, and independence. Followed by Q&A.

🕐12pm ET💻Online Event

The Science of Saunas

Discover how saunas and heat therapy affect your heart, circulation and recovery, and what the research really shows. Followed by Q&A.

🕐1:30pm ET💻Online Event
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The Psychology of Cats with Dr Jon Bowen [online]

Worshipped & domesticated by us for over 10,000 years, learn what modern science says about what goes on inside the mind of a cat! With Q+A.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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An Exploration of Korean Mythology [online]

Meet Korea’s fox, ghost and princess to uncover how folklore carries women’s grief, resistance and transformation. Followed by Q&A.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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The Cultural History of Death

Uncover the strange and fascinating history of how humans have faced, marked and made sense of death. Followed by Q&A.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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The History of Folk Horror [online]

Trace the eerie history of folk horror, from Victorian ghost stories to its present-day cinematic revival. Followed by Q&A.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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How the Mind Heals the Body [online]

Discover the connection between mind + body and the ways to positively bring change to your life through meditation. Followed by Q+A.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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The Witchcraft Summit [Online]

A one-day series of online talks and workshops from world-leading experts.

🕐6am ET💻Online Event

The Practice & Symbolism of Tarot

Learn to read tarot with confidence in this 6-week course, to understand yourself and the world around you. Followed by Q&A.

🕐12pm ET💻Online Event

The Psychology of Music & The Nervous System

Discover how the brain builds sound into music, and why it can move us to tears, action, or a shiver down the spine. Followed by Q&A.

🕐12pm ET💻Online Event
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Ghosts, Ghouls & Spirits of Medieval Britain

Why were people in medieval Britain so fascinated by ghosts and spirits? And what did these stories really mean? With Q&A.

🕐1:30pm ET💻Online Event
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The History of Women & Romance Literature

Explore how feminism reshaped romance literature, from mythic love stories to the novels and films we know today. Followed by Q&A.

🕐1:30pm ET💻Online Event
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The History of Witch Hunts in Ireland [Online]

Uncover Ireland’s strange and unique history of witchcraft - from medieval sorcery trials to fairy-haunted villages. Followed by Q&A.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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The Psychology of LGBTQ+ Trauma

Explore fear, trauma, identity, and lived experience within LGBTQ+ communities through a compassionate and healing lens. Followed by Q&A.

🕐1pm ET💻Online Event
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The History of Mythology & Misogyny

Trace how classical myths cast women and queer people as warnings, and how feminist retellings are reclaiming their power. Followed by Q&A.

🕐2:30pm ET💻Online Event
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The Psychology of Jealousy

Explore jealousy, attachment patterns and growth with therapist and coach Cate Mackenzie. Followed by Q&A.

🕐2:30pm ET💻Online Event
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The Neurochemistry of Happiness

Hack your brain using neuroscience to find happiness. You'll learn about pleasure and reward in the brain and much more. Followed by Q&A.

🕐2:30pm ET💻Online Event
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Horror, Fear & the Uncanny [Online]

A spine-chilling journey through the history of horror, fear and the uncanny, from prehistoric death rituals to modern-day scares. With Q&A.

🕐3pm ET💻Online Event
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The Folklore & Mythology of Cats [online]

Explore the strange history of cats in myth and folklore, from worshipped gods to feared omens. Followed by Q&A.

🕐3pm ET💻Online Event
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The History & Mythology of Werewolves [online]

Dr Laura Kounine traces the symbiotic history of wolf and man, from ancient folklore to modern heartthrobs. Followed by Q&A

🕐3pm ET💻Online Event
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The Science of OCD & Obsessive Thoughts

Uncover the science behind OCD and the breakthroughs transforming how we understand and treat it. Followed by Q&A.

🕐12pm ET💻Online Event
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Parenting After Trauma Workshop

Explore the impact of early childhood trauma on parenting and practical tools for breaking cycles of disadvantage. With Q&A.

🕐1:30pm ET💻Online Event
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The ADHD Gut Course

A six-week exploration of the microbiome, digestion and the gut–brain connection in ADHD. Followed by Q&A.

🕐1:30pm ET💻Online Event
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Folklore, Female Aging & The Hag [online]

Explore the modern reimagining of the Hag, a powerful goddess rooted in folklore, through film and fiction. Followed by Q&A.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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The Psychology of Narcissism in Relationships

Discover what drives narcissism in relationships, and why it can be so attractive at first, and so difficult later on. Followed by Q&A.

🕐1:30pm ET💻Online Event
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Folklore, Female Aging & The Hag [online]

Explore the modern reimagining of the Hag, a powerful goddess rooted in folklore, through film and fiction. Followed by Q&A.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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Greek Mythology & Mystery Cults

Journey into the Eleusinian Mysteries and examine the evidence behind their psychedelic reputation. Followed by Q&A.

🕐12pm ET💻Online Event
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The Science of Emotional Dysregulation

Understand why emotions can overwhelm us, and learn evidence-based tools to build lasting emotional balance. Followed by Q&A.

🕐1:30pm ET💻Online Event
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Navigating Late Diagnosis for ADHD & Autism

Explore why so many adults are only now discovering their Autism or ADHD, and what that means for identity and wellbeing. Followed by Q&A.

🕐1:30pm ET💻Online Event
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The Psychology of Fetish & Kink [online]

Discover what factors can drive fetish and kink behaviours, and practical steps to communicate your desires for pleasure. Followed by Q+A

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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The Hidden World of Fairies & Women [online]

Step into Britain’s hidden fairy realm and meet the powerful Queen behind its myths, magic and forgotten stories. Followed by Q&A.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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The History of The Salem Witch Trials

Uncover what really happened in Salem, why accusations spread, and how fear, conflict and power turned suspicion deadly. Followed by Q&A.

🕐12pm ET💻Online Event
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AuDHD & Burnout [AUS]

Discover why adults with AuDHD are often prone to burnout, and leave with practical strategies to help prevent it. Followed by Q&A.

🕐1am ET💻Online Event
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ADHD & Procrastination

Understand why procrastination is so common for people with ADHD and learn helpful strategies to help break the cycle. Followed by Q&A.

🕐1:30pm ET💻Online Event
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The Poetry of Sappho: History's first queer icon

Piece together fragments of poetry and biography to trace how Sappho became history’s enduring symbol of queer womanhood. Followed by Q&A.

🕐1:30pm ET💻Online Event
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Autism, ADHD & The Inner Critic [online]

Explore the inner critic in autistic and ADHD minds, and discover how self-compassion can transform self-talk, wellbeing, and resilience.

🕐2pm ET💻Online Event
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The Psychology of Dissociation

Explore what dissociation is, why the brain uses it as a protective strategy, and how it can affect everyday life. Followed by Q&A.

🕐12pm ET💻Online Event
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Frequently Asked Questions

What time are the events?

Most events start at 5:00 pm Eastern Time (ET), which is 2:00 pm Pacific. Eventbrite will automatically display the time in your local timezone when you book.

What platform do you use?

All events are streamed on Zoom. You'll receive the link by email when you book. No special equipment is needed — just a stable internet connection.

Can I watch the recording if I can't attend live?

Yes — recordings are made available to all ticket holders after the event, so you can watch at a time that suits you.

Are these events run by UK speakers?

Seed Talks is a UK-based events company and most of our speakers are based in the UK or Europe — but the content is universal. Psychology, neuroscience, and wellbeing have no borders. These sessions are simply scheduled and priced to make attending easy from North America.

Do I need any background in psychology to attend?

Not at all. Our talks are designed to be accessible and engaging for everyone — whether you're curious about the mind for personal reasons or you work in a related field. Our speakers are skilled at making complex ideas clear and compelling.