Upload or Die - Apocalyptic Visions in AI
Explores apocalyptic AI predictions, tracing their roots in religious prophecies and examining the motivations behind doomsday scenarios, while questioning the immediacy of such technological threats.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution - Robot Ethics
Explore the ethical implications of robotics in the fourth industrial revolution, covering topics from self-driving cars to AI's impact on various industries.
Studio Interviews at SXSW
Insightful conversation with NFL prospect Bijan Robinson and creative agency founder Craig Allen, exploring NIL partnerships, brand creation, and the intersection of sports and business.
How a Video Game Changed How We Talk to Patients
Explore how a biotech company revolutionized patient engagement for hemophilia through an innovative Esports tournament, breaking barriers and transforming healthcare communication.
Your Brain Hallucinates Your Conscious Reality
Neuroscientist Anil Seth explores how our brains create conscious reality, suggesting we're all constantly hallucinating and only agree on shared perceptions as "reality." A mind-bending look at existence itself.
Convergence of Neuroscience and Tibetan Buddhist Perspectives
Exploring intersections between neuroscience and religious perspectives, focusing on constructive engagement, cross-cultural dialogue, and ethical implications for scientific research and education.
The 6 Killer Apps of Prosperity
Historian Niall Ferguson explores six key ideas from Western culture that have promoted prosperity, stability, and innovation, and discusses their potential for global adoption in the modern era.
My Stroke of Insight
Brain scientist shares personal stroke experience, offering unique insights into brain functions, self-awareness, and the power of choice in perception and recovery.
Why Aren't There More Native American Restaurants?
Chef Sean Sherman explores the absence of Indigenous cuisines in North America, highlighting the impact of colonialism and emphasizing the importance of revitalizing Native American culinary traditions for better health and environmental stewardship.
The Art of the Memoir
Explore identity, self-reflection, and the craft of memoir writing with award-winning authors as they discuss their experiences, challenges, and insights into creating compelling personal narratives.
Designing Tomorrow, Better
Explore innovative design approaches integrating mythology, visuality, and experience to inspire transformative solutions for environmental challenges and organizational change.
Conservatism Under Threat
George Will discusses the Founders' vision for America, contrasting it with today's politics. He explores threats to conservatism, limited government, and natural rights, offering insights on the current political landscape.
Future of Coaching - Calls for Coaches to Support Emotional and Social Skills
Exploring the impact of coaches on athletes' personal growth, emphasizing social and emotional skill development in youth sports. Features insights from educators, athletes, and coaches on fostering holistic athlete development.
Citizenship and the Beginner’s Mind - How to Imagine Our Way Forward
Yo-Yo Ma and Eric Liu explore reimagining American democracy, discussing ancestry, empathy, and civic responsibility. They delve into creating common ground and addressing injustices to foster a more inclusive society.
Building the Capacity of Community Providers
Grassroots organizers and tech entrepreneurs discuss innovative tools and ideas to support affordable local community sports programs, emphasizing increased access and the importance of youth participation in sports.
The Artistry and Scholarship of Shakespeare
Explore Shakespeare's enduring impact through expert insights on his artistry, characters, and relevance across generations. Delve into Hamlet's complexities and the Bard's timeless themes.
Decolonizing Global Health
Explore power imbalances in global health, rethink delivery methods, and learn from experts about decolonizing practices for more equitable healthcare worldwide.
The Tyranny of Merit
Explore the flaws of meritocracy and its impact on society with Harvard professor Michael Sandel, discussing inequality, social value, and reimagining the American dream for the common good.
Herbert Bayer - The Bauhaus-Aspen Connection
Explore Herbert Bayer's impact on Aspen's transformation into a cultural hub, focusing on his Bauhaus-inspired design of the Aspen Institute campus as a total work of art.
Bauhaus - The Making of Modern Public Lecture - Constructing and Deconstructing the Myths of Bauhaus
Explore the Bauhaus movement's impact on modernist design, separating myth from reality. Delve into its history, key figures, and lasting influence on architecture and art.
A Nation of Weavers
Explore community-building initiatives and the power of connection with David Brooks, discussing the Weave program's efforts to combat social fragmentation and foster relationships nationwide.