“Involuntary Intoxication and Reasonable Doubt”: Slides and taped response to David Healy in the Mad in America webinar “Antidepressants and Homicide: Automatism Spectrum Disorders” (October 5, 2024).
“Antidepressant Dysregulation: An Interview with David Healy,” Psychology Today (September 16, 2024).
“Committed : An Interview with Suzanne Scanlon,” Psychology Today (April 16, 2024).
“How We’ve Medicalized Shyness: Northwestern University Professor Christopher Lane,” Experts on Mental Health Recovery at Sarah Fay’s Cured: The Memoir (January 13, 2024).
“Robert Spitzer on DSM-III: A Recently Recovered Interview,” Mad in America (February 26, 2022).
“The Entanglements of Bio and Psyche, Past and Present,” Keynote Lecture (taped), Rice University Humanities Research Center (May 14, 2021).
“The Religious Roots of Trump’s Magical Thinking on Coronavirus,” CNN (May 21, 2020).
“Anxiety, Depression and PTSD: The Hidden Epidemic of Data Breaches and Cyber Crimes,” USA Today (February 21, 2020).
“Creating ‘Mental Illness’: An Interview with Christopher Lane,” Mad in America (March 8, 2018).
“The Peale-Hoover-Eisenhower Empire,” Campaign for the American Reader (December 15, 2016).
“This Manual Is, Frankly, a Disaster for Children,” Spiked Review of Books (June 7, 2013).
“Weekend Vote Will Bring Controversial Changes to Psychiatrists’ Bible,” NPR, All Things Considered (November 30, 2012).
“Does DSM-5 Stigmatize Human Behaviors and Emotions (Again)?” NPR (Chicago WBEZ): “8:48” (April 23, 2012).
“Side Effects May Include …—Christopher Lane On What’s Wrong with ModernPsychiatry,” The Sun Magazine (March 1, 2012).
“Shyness Is Now a Mental Illness,” 2BoomerBabes’ Radio Hour NPR (podcast; February 4, 2012).
“Why This Fascination with the Apocalypse?” MSNBC (May 22, 2011).
“The Prophets of Doom: This Isn’t the First Time the Demise of Our World Has Been Forecast,” NBC News, NYC, (May 20, 2011).
“Doomsday Psychology: The Appeal of Armageddon: Why People Like Believing the End Is Near,” ABC News (May 20, 2011).
“The Roots of Religious Uncertainty,” NPR’s “Think” program (KERA; April 26, 2011).
“Werden Wir Wirklich Immer Gestörter? [Were We Ever Really Disturbed?],” Psychologie Heute (Germany; November, 2009).
“Enfermedades en venta [Diseases for Sale],” Psychanalogie/a-Nudamientos (March 11, 2009; in Spanish).
“Is Shyness A Disease?” Madness Radio (March 11, 2009).
“Maladies à vendre [Diseases for Sale],” L’amateur d’idées (France; March 5, 2009; in French).
“The Art of Diagnosis,” NPR ’s “On the Media” (December 26, 2008).
“Que vergonha [What a shame]. . . Clinicalização de sentimentos como a timidez beneficia apenas a indústria farmacêutica, diz Christopher Lane em livro lançado nos EUA,” Folha de S. Paulo (Brazil; July 20, 2008; in Portuguese).
“Just Shy. Really: An Interview with Christopher Lane,” Chicago Tribune (March 30, 2008). Reprinted: Newsday, Denver Post, Annapolis Capital, and Orlando Sentinel.
“Author Interviews,” Campaign for the American Reader (January 3, 2008).
“Experts Play with People’s Emotions,” Atlanta Journal-Constitution (December 9, 2007).
“A Pill for Every Mood: An Interview with Christopher Lane,” Bookslut (December 2007).
“Shyness Is not a Sickness,” Psicolinea.it (December 2007; in Italian).
“An Interview with Christopher Lane,” Furious Seasons (October 1, 2007).
