Chemists or fans of chemistry out there: Which chemist on the radio/TV etc. do you like?

I’d have to admit Albert Hofmann stands out. I wish his discovery had been allowed to be researched professionally. And if ethno-botany counts, then Terrence McKenna tops my list because of his contributions to psilocybin and dimethyltriptamine research.

@RealEyesRealizeRealLies okay but were they on the air answering basic questions from the average lay people mainly?

McKenna NPR Interview 1999

Hoffman Interviews

For the type of information you are asking about, you might enjoy Joe Schwarcz (YouTube example). He is regularly on the radio in Canada, usually talking about the chemistry of everyday life. Wikipedia page.

why Walter White of course.

Mr. Wizard.

Someone said they heard the morningman ask Dr. Joe Schwarcz, “should I wash my barbequed chicken under the sink if it fell on the floor?” Dr. Joe first laughed at the notion of doing such a thing, and then when the morning man pressed him, he said “yeah sure why not.” I have to find out if there is an audio available for his past shows.

…I mean of this clip of the exchange with the morning man. And his show too.