Speaking
Rob Rene speaks to faith audiences, founder audiences, and health audiences, usually about the place where all three overlap. Not a doctor giving medical advice. Not a pastor giving a sermon.
Signature talks
The God Algorithm: Why People of Faith Must Lead the AI Revolution, Not Fear It. The argument that artificial intelligence reflects the values of whoever builds it, and that stepping back cedes that influence instead of exercising it.
Faith, AI, and the Future of Wellness. How artificial intelligence is reshaping health, and why people of faith are positioned to lead that shift rather than react to it.
Health Freedom. A faith-driven look at the forces working against health freedom, and what Americans can do to take back control of their wellness.
The Light Code System. The four-pillar framework, presented at the level of mechanism: what the published science establishes, where it is contested, and why dose matters more than duration.
Why audiences book Rob Rene
A category of one: faith, science, artificial intelligence, and raw personal testimony in a single voice. He is a man who should be dead five times over, sharing the system he was given, backed by peer-reviewed science, so others do not have to suffer the way he did.
Where ancient truth meets future tech. Rob occupies a category of one. Recurring guest, The Steve Gruber Show.
Formats
Keynotes, executive workshops, podcasts, panels, and broadcast interviews. Both in person and virtual.
Rob Rene is a recurring guest across faith and conservative media, and is the host of the BiohackingVille Podcast.
Questions, answered
What does Rob Rene speak about?
Faith and artificial intelligence, health freedom, and the Light Code System. His signature keynote is The God Algorithm: Why People of Faith Must Lead the AI Revolution, Not Fear It.
What formats does Rob Rene speak in?
Keynotes, executive workshops, podcasts, panels, and broadcast interviews, both in person and virtual.
Is Rob Rene a doctor?
No. Faith-Based AI Wellness Futurist is a positioning statement, not a clinical credential. He speaks from personal testimony, published literature, and his book Light Code, and does not give medical advice.