Dr. Sian Proctor's passion for science communication has propelled her into the international spotlight, allowing her to share her love of science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM) with audiences worldwide. Her expertise has been showcased on numerous television shows, including "A World Without NASA," "Strange Evidence," and "NASA's Unexplained Files." Most notably, Dr. Proctor is featured in the Netflix DocuSeries "Countdown: Inspiration4," which documents her historic journey as a commercial astronaut.

As a geoscience professor with over 20 years of teaching experience, Dr. Proctor brings a wealth of knowledge to her educational outreach. Her expertise in the science of disasters, honed during a sabbatical at the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Emergency Management Institute, adds a unique dimension to her educational content. This diverse background allows her to create compelling educational videos, which she shares through her YouTube channel and various social media platforms.

Dr. Proctor's ability to explain complex scientific phenomena in accessible ways has made her a sought-after expert for television programs. For three seasons, she served as the science demonstration expert on the Science Channel's "Strange Evidence," where she analyzed seemingly inexplicable video footage and provided scientific explanations using practical demonstrations.

Her television appearances extend to educational programming for younger audiences as well. Dr. Proctor has contributed her expertise to "The STEM Journals," an educational show aimed at inspiring children's interest in STEM fields. Her appearances in episodes focusing on the Physics of Flight and Rocks showcase her ability to make complex scientific concepts engaging for young learners.

In a unique blend of science and entertainment, Dr. Proctor participated in "The Colony," a post-apocalyptic building show by the Discovery Channel. Her appearance in Season 2, filmed on location in New Orleans, demonstrates her ability to apply scientific knowledge in practical, real-world scenarios.

From classroom to television studio, from Earth to space, Dr. Proctor continues to inspire and educate, bridging the gap between complex scientific concepts and public understanding. Her diverse experiences and unique perspective as an artist, educator, and astronaut make her an invaluable contributor to science communication and education.