Media Appearances

2024:
July 15, 2024 Book Q&As with Deborah Kalb

July 13, 2024 “Long Covid politics and activism.” Review of The Long Haul in The Lancet.

May 29, 2024 “What we’re learning from scientists and patients on pathogens and chronic illness.” Tiny Matters Podcast. American Chemistry Society.

April 23, 2024 “The Many Reasons for Hope in Long Covid.” Alison Escalante. Psychology Today Q&A interview.

April 10, 2024 “Jimmy Malone Show: Ryan Prior.” Interview with iHeartMedia Cleveland.

2023:

May 11, 2023: “‘Why aren’t you taking care of us?’Why long COVID patients struggle for solutions.” Laura Santhanam, PBS News.
May 1, 2023: “Ryan Prior on the Covid-19 Long-Haul,” Disability Rap. KVMR. Nevada City, CA.

April 26, 2023: “Ryan Prior on Uncovering Stories About Health and Disability,” The Lead, a podcast produced by the University of Georgia's Cox Institute for Journalism Innovation.

2023: Interview on The Long Covid Podcast. 

2023: Jacksonville public radio station WJCT's "What's Health Got to Do With It?" hosted by Mayo Clinic Professor Dr. Joe Sirven.

April 7, 2023: “Learning From Long Haulers About Rest and Radical Pacing.” Off-Kilter, with Rebecca Vallas. Powered by The Century Foundation.

April 13, 2023: “The Long Haul: Millions with COVID Face Chronic Illness as Biden Declares End to National Emergency” Democracy Now! With Amy Goodman.

March 13, 2023 "How to help friends and employees living with long Covid," Julia Chan, CNN

February 3, 2023: “Interview With Ryan Prior, Author of ‘The Long Haul,’” Brown University School of Public Health, Long Covid Initiative

January 13, 2023 “The Unrecovered.” Review of The Long Haul, published in Science magazine.

2022:
December 14, 2022: “Long COVID Might Be Key to Understanding Why Some People Get Sick – And Stay Sick.” Excerpt from chapter 1 of The Long Haul. Published in Newsweek magazine alongside an author Q&A.
November 16, 2022 “How patients wrote the first ‘textbook’ on long COVID,’ review in the Los Angeles Times.

November 24, 2022: “New book about long COVID looks at impacts to society and the impetus for change.” KITV-4 TV news. Honolulu, Hawaii.

November 17, 2022 “Journalist Ryan Prior on the effects of COVID in his book The Long Haul.” KOA radio morning news show. Denver, Colorado.

November 17, 2022 Warner Robins grad highlights community battling long-term effects of COVID in new book Macon Telegraph.

November 15, 2022: “A Citizens’ Response Corps for Digital Health.” Excerpt from chapter 15 of The Long Haul. Society for Participatory Medicine.

November 15, 2022: “Ryan Prior—The Long Haul: Solving The Puzzle of the Pandemic’s Long Haulers and How They Are Changing Healthcare Forever.” Featured in National Association of Science Writers.

November 15, 2022: “Ryan Prior and The Long Haul.” Jaime Seltzer and Steve Molony, for the "Chronically Complex" podcast. ME Action Network.

November 8, 2022: "Patient Advocacy, Precision Medicine, Long Covid, and ME/CFS. Evolving podcast hosted by Nita Jain. 

October 15, 2022: “ME/CFS Alert, Episode 133: Interview with Ryan Prior” ME/CFS Alert with Llewellyn King. YouTube series.

October 2022: "Ryan Prior. Patient Advocate.” Health Design podcast, hosted by Dr. Moyez Jiwa, a medical professor at Australia's University of Notre Dame.

September 28, 2022: “Ryan Prior Talks Upcoming Book The Long Haul!” Video interview with Rebecca Handler for an Open Medicine Foundation.

September 7, 2022: “Trial by Error: Journalist Ryan Prior Discuss His Upcoming Book on Long Covid, The Long Haul.” UC Berkeley's David Tuller in an interview for the Virology Blog, run out of Columbia University.

July 8, 2022: “The Long Haul: How Long COVID Fits Into Disability Policy (Part 2 of an #ADA2022 Special.” Off-Kilter, with Rebecca Vallas. Powered by The Century Foundation.

July 1, 2022: “The Long Haul: Inside the Patient Advocacy Revolution of the COVID Era (Part 1 of an #ADA2022 Special).” Off-Kilter, with Rebecca Vallas. Powered by The Century Foundation.

Summer 2022: Johns Hopkins University's "Public Health on Call" Podcast alongside my colleague Kim Knackstedt.

2020 and earlier:
(October 2020) DISabled to ENabled Podcast
Part 1: Exercise, exertion, and exhaustion
Part 2: Walking along the Berlin Wall
Part 3: Pet sitting problems

(October 2019) “On the intersection of work and life.” Modern Education Podcast/Radio show at Stanford University.

(2018)How to find a doctor when you have ME/CFS - Carolyn de Lorenzo. Bustle