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In an era of artificial intelligence and environmental challenges, education must evolve to nurture children's holistic development, drawing from the Panchkosha framework of the Taittiriya Upanishad.
Alex Salmond presents a compelling argument for Scottish independence, asserting it would strengthen both Scotland's and England's relationship.
Mikhael Subotzky, a South African photographer, critically examines the complexities of race and power structures through his multifaceted artistic practice.
Four storytellers from The New Yorker share personal histories during the 2013 festival, hosted by Andy Borowitz and featuring senior editor Nick Trout Wine.
Anand Giridharadas discusses the challenges facing American democracy and critiques the role of elite philanthropy in perpetuating systemic harm.
Andrew Callaghan captures American culture while interviewing people in his rusty RV.
Award-winning architect Anne Lacaton emphasizes the importance of reusing existing architecture to create generous, sustainable spaces that honor history and community.
A panel of women debates whether feminism is dead, with opinions ranging from it being alive and well to claims of radicalization and misinformation.
John Harris and John Domokos reflect on a decade of Guardian reporting and seek viewer input.
Andrés Jaque, a leading figure in contemporary architecture, advocates for a politically engaged practice that addresses complex societal challenges through design.
Riken Yamamoto emphasizes the importance of architecture in fostering community relationships, advocating for designs that integrate human connection in urban environments.
Yasmeen Lari, Pakistan's first female architect, has transformed the lives of marginalized communities through sustainable design, earning the 2023 RIBA Royal Gold Medal for her humanitarian efforts.
Nyasha Harper Michon advocates for a more inclusive and empathetic approach to architecture, challenging traditional elitism and the "reference man" standard in design.
Gwyn Topham debates the impact of budget airlines on travel and social good.
Angela Blake urges volunteers to leave their egos behind for effective service.
Agnieszka Kurant's art critiques late digital capitalism by exploring collective intelligence and the exploitation of both human and non-human labor in the digital economy.
Liam Young, an innovative Australian architect and artist, explores the intersection of architecture, technology, and collective imagination to envision our future amidst global crises.
Darja Bajagić's provocative art challenges viewers to engage with the complexities of history and contemporary society through fragmented imagery and ambiguous narratives.
Daya Cahen's exploration of propaganda and indoctrination reveals the unsettling reality of a Russian pro-Kremlin youth camp and its implications for authoritarianism.
Grace Ndiritu, a British-Kenyan artist, integrates performance, shamanism, and social activism to reimagine museums as spaces for healing and community engagement.
Trevor Paglen explores the impact of AI and surveillance technologies on society, emphasizing their role in shaping individual perspectives and democratic values.
The host discusses grammar rules while celebrating Happy Thanksgiving with humor.
A diverse group debates the meaning of "stop Asian hate," addressing issues of violence, ignorance, and societal perceptions in just one minute.
Foundation should cost at least $20, as it is essential for achieving a flawless makeup look, according to the speaker in Bobby Brown's training room.
The speaker managed to pack a week's worth of essentials for New York in a quarter of the quantity they usually take.
Teens need a Third Parent to manage stress and build resilience in a chaotic world.
Five women discuss their choice to remain childfree, facing societal labels like selfish and narcissistic while prioritizing their mental health and happiness.
Television content consumption is evolving as industry leaders from Rightster, Sky, BBC, UKTV, and Shazam explore the impact of new platforms on viewing habits.
This talk is a powerful call to India's youth to shape Bharat's future through their choices.
Billy Eichner and Harvey Fierstein discuss LGBTQ+ representation with Michael Schulman.
Richard Stallman emphasizes the significance of digital freedom in his talk on Bitcoin at the London Bitcoin Conference in 2012.
Five writers explore the intersection of literature, social structures, and class, offering diverse perspectives on identity and belonging in their works.
The Guardian Film Show reviews 'Breathe In', focusing on its themes and performances.
Bryan Stevenson argues that America's incomplete understanding of slavery complicates the evaluation of Abraham Lincoln's role in emancipation and freedom.
Buck Ellison, a rising American photographer, stages images that critically reflect the complexities of upper-middle-class white life in contemporary America.
At 12 years old, Karim Farug runs a 3D printing business that has attracted over 1,000 customers in less than a year using AI tools.
One week before a major competition, Devanshi Bhargava's body gave up after years of juggling academic pressures and a chronic illness.
Amber Alena shares her experiences transitioning from pornstar to successful cam model on Jerkmate, discussing client requests and her philosophy on the industry.
Two people debate transracialism in a heated episode of the series where opinions clash.
Catharine MacKinnon discusses her pioneering work on sexual harassment as a form of sex discrimination and her advocacy for gender equality in law and society.
Cave_bureau, a Nairobi-based architectural collective, challenges conventional views of architecture and heritage by exploring the significance of East African cave structures.
Viksit Bharat emphasizes that change begins with individual responsibility and collective action.
Charlotte Bunch emphasizes the importance of global women's movements and the need for intergenerational support in advancing women's rights as human rights.
Adriano Karipuna fala sobre a resistência do povo Karipuna e a preservação cultural.
Emma and cartoonist Emily Flake discuss motherhood and their fear of puka-shell necklaces.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie discusses the black experience in America with David Remnick.
Chinese architect Xu Tiantian advocates for minimal intervention in architecture, emphasizing local engagement and cultural context over large-scale monuments.
Ai Weiwei discusses his return to New York City and the refugee crisis in his latest exhibition.
