John McIntyre is a philosopher and writer with a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Sydney, where his research examined Science as a Social Institution. He also holds a Master of Architecture (History and Theory) from UNSW and a Master of Environmental Planning from Macquarie University.

John has extensive teaching experience, having tutored at the University of Sydney, lectured at the Melbourne School of Continental Philosophy, and delivered a number of popular lectures at WEA and the Woollahra Philosophy Club. His published works include The Limits to Scientific Reason: Habermas, Foucault and Science as a Social Institution (Rowman & Littlefield, 2021), as well as academic and public essays on Foucault, philosophy, and society.

With a strong academic background and a clear, engaging teaching style, John brings complex ideas to life, helping adult learners explore philosophy in a way that is both rigorous and accessible.