NAtalia Reagan
Unique and impactful science communication!
When science, comedy, & an unsettling love of primates collide…
Unique and impactful science communication!
When science, comedy, & an unsettling love of primates collide…
Biological anthropologist, comedian, and total smoke show Natalia Reagan is about to make you WAY smarter in 70 minutes with her science comedy special “Survival of the Filthiest: The Totally Wild, Weird, and Salacious Science of Sex”. “Survival of the Filthiest” is the hilarious biology class you’ve been waiting for and Natalia’s covering everything from the the evolution of boning, to Neanderthal nookie, to the queerest gaynimals out there, to what humans can learn from our closest genetic relatives- bonobos. There will also be puppet cameos, including the 'unhung hero' of genitalia- Dolores the clitoris! And audiences will get a chance to text their knowledge with games like “Balls to the Wall”.
You’ll laugh, learn, and leave 69% smarter.
Here is my 2022 hosting reel!
Kevin, Jenny, & I are ready to take the show on the road! It’s bananas…
Hello! I’m Natalia.
I’m an anthropologist, comedian, host, & bonafide weirdo. My specialties include:
1. Chasing monkeys.
AND
2. Making science funny!
When I’m not chasing spider monkeys in the forests of Panama or dancing with chickens, I love producing, hosting, & writing hilarious and educational science comedy content for the masses. And I’ve been a comedy writer and correspondent on Neil deGrasse Tyson’s StarTalk, a StarTalk All-Stars podcast host, a regular science correspondent for Thrillist’s Daily Hit, a science expert on History’s UnXplained, and a skeptic on Travel Channel’s Paranormal Caught on Camera. Back in 2013, I co-hosted a show on Spike TV called 10 Million Dollar Bigfoot Bounty, was an animal expert on Nat Geo Wild’s Everything You Didn’t Know About Animals, a regular host on Discovery Digital Network’s DNews, Seeker, and TestTube Daily, producer of the web series Talking Shit with Dr. Todd and Natalia & videos about the evolution of boobs, butts, and balls, just to name a few. My goal? I wanna spread science literacy while inducing spit takes
Before I became a scientist, I was an actress. In fact, my first acting gig was playing a Chicken McNugget in a McDonald’s commercial...and I was vegetarian. I did a lot of improv and sketch comedy but I also dabbled in dramatic roles too. And as my good friend Jim Stevens once said to me, “Y’know what makes you so funny? You’re not afraid to look goofy.” Well, he’s not wrong. Here is some of my work through the years.