Every Piece of Art You've Ever Wanted to See - Up Close and Searchable
Explore the world's greatest art collections online through Google's Cultural Institute, offering vivid, detailed views and innovative accessibility to arts and culture.
What's So Sexy About Math
Fields Medal winner Cédric Villani explores mathematical breakthroughs, revealing hidden truths and the thrill of discovery. He explains how math changes our vision of the world beyond intuition.
An Entertainment Icon on Living a Life of Meaning
Legendary TV producer Norman Lear shares insights on creativity, humor, and finding meaning in life through his experiences in shaping American culture with groundbreaking sitcoms.
The Laws That Sex Workers Really Want
Activist Juno Mac explores four legal models for sex work worldwide, advocating for a system that prioritizes worker safety and self-determination while addressing gender equality, poverty, migration, and public health.
Hunting for Dinosaurs Showed Me Our Place in the Universe
Paleontologist shares the awe of discovering Dreadnoughtus, a massive dinosaur, and reflects on humanity's unlikely evolution and our place in Earth's vast geological timeline.
What Does It Mean to Be a Citizen of the World?
Explore the concept of global citizenship and its impact on addressing worldwide issues like poverty, climate change, and inequality through collective action and shared responsibility.
How a Start-Up in the White House Is Changing Business as Usual
Discover how the United States Digital Service is revolutionizing government services using Silicon Valley techniques, improving accessibility for veterans, immigrants, and the disabled while prioritizing efficiency over politics.
The Dawn of the Age of Holograms
Alex Kipman demonstrates HoloLens, an untethered holographic computer, showcasing a future where 3D holograms enhance our reality and revolutionize human-technology interaction beyond traditional screens.
Uber's Plan to Get More People into Fewer Cars
Uber's co-founder discusses uberPOOL, a carpooling service that reduces costs, congestion, and carbon emissions. He explores its potential for suburban commuters and the impact of shared transportation on cities.
Our Refugee System Is Failing - Here's How We Can Fix It
Alexander Betts proposes four innovative solutions to reform the failing refugee system, emphasizing refugees' potential to contribute positively to their new communities if given the opportunity.
What It's Like to Be a Muslim in America
Powerful talk challenging stereotypes and promoting empathy towards Muslims in America. Mogahed shares personal insights to combat negative perceptions and encourage understanding in polarizing times.
My Year of Saying Yes to Everything
Shonda Rhimes shares her journey of rediscovering passion and purpose through a "year of yes," offering insights on work-life balance, personal growth, and finding fulfillment beyond professional success.
The Case for Fish Farming
Entrepreneur Mike Velings advocates for sustainable aquaculture as a solution to the global food crisis, highlighting its potential to meet growing demand while preserving ocean ecosystems.
How I Found a Mythical Boiling River in the Amazon
Geoscientist Andrés Ruzo shares his journey to discover a legendary boiling river in the Amazon, challenging our assumptions about unexplored wonders and the boundaries between myth and scientific reality.
Should You Be Able to Patent a Human Gene?
Explore the legal battle against patenting human genes, from initial challenges to a landmark Supreme Court case, and its impact on patient care and biomedical innovation.
Capitalism Will Eat Democracy - Unless We Speak Up
Economist Yanis Varoufakis explores the shift of power from politics to economics, discussing the impact of mega-rich and corporations on democracy, and proposing a vision for a more balanced economic system.
The Unheard Story Behind the Sistine Chapel
Explore the hidden stories and artistic innovations of Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel frescoes, challenging traditional religious iconography and inviting personal reflection on life's grand theater.
How Frustration Can Make Us More Creative
Discover how challenges and obstacles can fuel creativity, illustrated through the surprising story behind a best-selling piano album. Learn to embrace mess and turn frustration into innovation.
Refugees Have the Right to Be Protected
António Guterres discusses the global refugee crisis, its historical causes, and proposes solutions. He emphasizes acceptance, respect, and multilateral cooperation to counter anti-refugee propaganda and address resettlement challenges.
The Exhilarating Peace of Freediving
World champion freediver Guillaume Néry shares the physical and emotional journey of diving deep into the ocean, revealing the hidden poetry and tranquility of the underwater world.
How America Fails New Parents and Their Babies
Jessica Shortall advocates for national paid leave for new working mothers in America, highlighting economic, physical, and psychological costs of current practices and urging recognition of this critical issue.