Keynote speaker · Mental health · Suicide prevention
A mental health keynote that starts with a laugh.
Greg Langford survived suicide, wrote the book on it (The Ballad of Uncle G: From Suicide Survivor to Stand-Up Comedian), then took the stage at 57. His keynotes pair a real story with real laughs, so audiences relax, lean in and remember the message.
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Two talks, one real story
- Laughter Saves LivesSuicide prevention and workplace mental health. Greg’s own story of the darkest point and the way back, how humor lowers defenses so hard conversations can happen, and simple ways to check on the people around you.
- Repurposed, Not RetiredReinvention, resilience and second acts. Forty-three years in banking, a first open mic at 57 and a Kill Tony Golden Ticket at 68: proof it is never too late to start the thing you were meant to do.
Formats & audiences
- 30, 45 or 60 minutes, with Q&A
- In person or virtual
- Keynote plus a short clean comedy set
- Employee wellness and benefits events
- HR, association and industry conferences
- Schools, universities and community groups
Author of two books and two comedy albums. Clean, respectful and tailored to your audience.
Asked & answered.
What does Uncle G speak about?
Suicide prevention, workplace mental health, and reinvention later in life, told through his own story and plenty of laughs.
Is the keynote appropriate for a workplace audience?
Yes. It is clean, respectful and handled with care. He will tailor it to your audience and any guidelines your team has.
Can the keynote be virtual?
Yes. Both talks work in person or virtually, in 30, 45 or 60 minute formats with Q&A.
Can you combine a keynote with a comedy set?
Yes. Many events pair a talk with a short clean stand-up set, or have him host the program.
Give your audience a talk they’ll actually remember.
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If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (US).