Exploring Canopy Worlds
Discover the hidden ecosystem of rainforest canopies through Nadkarni's innovative research, blending science with art and dance to share fascinating insights about treetop biodiversity.
Exploring the Reef's Twilight Zone
Discover groundbreaking diving technologies and thriving marine life in coral reef cliffs as Richard Pyle reveals secrets of undiscovered species in the ocean's twilight zone.
How to Protect the Oceans
Renowned ocean researcher shares stunning images and alarming statistics about ocean decline, inspiring viewers to join her mission in protecting Earth's vital blue heart.
The Sound the Universe Makes
Explore the unexpected sonic landscape of space as physicist Janna Levin reveals the universe's soundtrack, from black holes' percussive effects to dramatic cosmic events, in this mind-expanding journey through outer space.
Gero Miesenboeck Reengineers a Brain
Discover how Gero Miesenboeck manipulates specific neurons in fruit flies to understand brain function, showcasing groundbreaking experiments that revolutionize our understanding of neural activity and perception.
Saving the Ocean One Island at a Time
Oceanographer shares how he helped Kiribati create a vast protected area in the Pacific, safeguarding marine life and the island nation's future through innovative conservation efforts.
Natural Pest Control - Using Bugs
Explore natural pest control methods using beneficial insects to combat harmful pests, promoting sustainable agriculture without relying on chemical pesticides.
How Shocking Events Can Spark Positive Change
Naomi Klein explores how crises can lead to societal transformation, proposing a vision for a cleaner economy and fairer society through collective action and reimagining our future together.
A Global Food Crisis May Be Less Than a Decade Away
Sara Menker predicts a global food crisis by 2027, with a potential 214 trillion calorie shortage. She explores the agricultural system's capacity and offers solutions to prevent this alarming scenario.
The Fascinating Physics of Everyday Life
Discover everyday physics through kitchen experiments. Learn how common occurrences like spills and bubbles reveal fascinating scientific principles, making you a more engaging conversationalist.
A Forgotten Ancient Grain That Could Help Africa Prosper
Chef Pierre Thiam introduces fonio, an ancient African grain, highlighting its versatility, nutritional benefits, and potential to transform African societies through large-scale cultivation and economic opportunities.
Science Didn't Understand My Kids' Rare Disease Until I Decided to Study It
Sharon Terry's journey from stay-at-home mom to citizen scientist, revolutionizing rare disease research through collaboration and determination, inspiring others to take action and make a difference in medical science.
Why Business Can Be Good at Solving Social Problems
Michael Porter argues for business involvement in solving major societal issues, highlighting profit-driven solutions as sustainable and scalable approaches to global challenges like climate change and water access.
Why Bees Are Disappearing
Explore the alarming decline of honeybee colonies, its four main causes, and the broader implications for our ecosystem and food supply in this eye-opening talk by entomologist Marla Spivak.
For More Wonder, Rewild the World
George Monbiot explores the concept of rewilding, using Yellowstone's wolf reintroduction as an example, to illustrate how restoring natural ecosystems can create a more balanced and wondrous environment.
A Mouse - A Laser Beam - A Manipulated Memory
MIT researchers explore memory manipulation in mice using laser technology, discussing the potential implications and ethical considerations of altering memories in living brains.
Our Shared Condition - Consciousness
Philosopher John Searle explores human consciousness, debunking objections and arguing for its biological nature. He emphasizes the importance of studying consciousness scientifically to understand our shared condition.
How We'll Resurrect the Gastric Brooding Frog, the Tasmanian Tiger
Paleontologist explores de-extinction of unique species like gastric brooding frog and Tasmanian tiger, discussing scientific methods and ethical implications of reviving extinct animals.
The Dance of the Dung Beetle
Discover the surprising intelligence of dung beetles as they navigate using celestial cues, showcasing nature's ingenuity in unexpected places.
A Plant's-Eye View
Explore a unique perspective on evolution and consciousness through the lens of plant intelligence, challenging our human-centric view of nature and Darwinism.
Beauty and Truth in Physics
Nobel laureate explores particle physics, discussing the relationship between elegant equations and scientific truth in an engaging, humorous talk accessible to non-experts.