Curated cultural events and recorded talks worth your evening. Lectures, panels, and ideas that elevate how you spend your free time.
Leading philosopher examines how green movements can exclude working-class interests, arguing for climate justice that doesn't perpetuate inequality.
One of the most important living political philosophers asks who the environmental movement is actually for — and who it leaves behind.View Details →
Nobel Peace Prize laureate and education activist closes CU Boulder's 78th Conference on World Affairs with a keynote address.
The youngest Nobel laureate closes a four-day ideas conference that's been running for 78 years. Worth the drive to Boulder.View Details →
Two bereaved peacemakers — a Palestinian and an Israeli — offer a radical roadmap for reconciliation that moves beyond binary thinking at the Chicago Humanities Festival.
Abu Sarah and Inon have both lost family members to the conflict — and chose dialogue over retaliation. Their joint case for reconciliation is more unsettling, and more necessary, than most political conversations you'll find this spring.View Details →
19:13 Grant Sanderson
A visual introduction to neural networks that makes the math behind AI intuitive through stunning an...
12:48 Bessel van der Kolk
Trauma researcher Bessel van der Kolk explains why the body keeps the score and how movement, breath...
10:42 Michio Kaku
Physicist Michio Kaku explains why quantum computing will transform medicine, AI, and civilization i...
14:22 Yuval Noah Harari
Historian Yuval Noah Harari argues that AI represents something entirely new — an entity with agency...
45:52 Simon Sinek
Simon Sinek explores how leaders build trust and optimism in organizations through infinite-game thi...
54:56 Michael Sandel
Harvard's most famous philosophy course opens with the Trolley Problem and challenges everything you...