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Ai Weiwei discusses his return to New York City and the refugee crisis in his latest exhibition.
Chip Conley reflects on his life experiences, from founding Joie de Vivre Hotels to his role at Airbnb and the creation of the Modern Elder Academy.
A community promised to plant 500 trees in 60 days but failed to dig a single hole until one leader took action on day seven.
Students in India face critical decisions about their academic paths during Grades 10 to 12, which shape their future career opportunities.
Clifford Alexander discusses the collaboration between Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and President Lyndon Johnson, highlighting key figures in the Civil Rights Movement.
Dan Stubbergaard, founder of COBE Architects, emphasizes the importance of socially conscious design in Copenhagen, focusing on architecture's role in community and urban transformation.
Cass R. Sunstein discusses the societal implications of conspiracy theories in his book, followed by a book signing event.
Sheona Diwakar discusses period poverty and menstrual equity through Soaring Doves.
Darren Walker, president of the Ford Foundation, discusses courageous leadership, philanthropy, and coping with personal loss following his husband's death.
David Axelrod reflects on Barack Obama’s 2004 Senate campaign as a precursor to the 2008 presidential election, emphasizing storytelling and empathy as key to his leadership success.
David Brooks discusses the significance of vulnerability, the decline of trust in American institutions, and cultural shifts over the past 60 years.
David Brooks discusses everyday interactions and their influence from social media.
David Schwimmer discusses the intersections of Judaism and race in contemporary society, highlighting the complexities of identity and representation in the UK.
Mangda Sengvanhpheng discusses the role of Death Doulas in navigating death and loss.
Angela White and Emma Rose answer questions about deep throat techniques and relationships.
During her summer break, Julia Jin received school reports that revealed her grades were a disaster, prompting her to confront her mindset and societal expectations.
Civil rights strategist Diane Nash discusses her pivotal role in the Nashville lunch counter sit-ins and the significance of nonviolent resistance alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Diane Nash discusses the significance of nonviolence in social movements, her admiration for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and her pivotal role in the Selma Voting Rights Campaign.
Sei esperti discutono la settimana lavorativa di quattro giorni in Italia.
Archana Kamra discusses the power of early years education in her TEDx Talk.
Ed Miliband discusses parenting, junk food, and video games with Jamelia in this interview.
Eight women share their experiences with colorism and its impact on their lives.
Charles Blow, a New York Times columnist and CNN commentator, discusses his book "The Devil You Know: A Black Power Manifesto" and his vision for increasing Black political power.
John Sayles, an influential indie filmmaker known for works like Lone Star and Matewan, discusses filmmaking, race, class, gender, and his novel Yellow Earth with Michael Moore.
Michael Moore reflects on his memories of his late mother, Veronica Wall Moore, while observing Mother's Day during self-quarantine in 2020.
Eddie S. Glaude Jr. discusses the relevance of James Baldwin's work to contemporary issues of race, capitalism, and societal change in America.
In 2012, Art Wilson arrived in Lincoln, Nebraska, with $5 and everything he owned in a black plastic bag after years of homelessness and addiction.
Luz discusses the Charlie Hebdo attack and Prophet Muhammad covers in an exclusive interview.
At the 2011 New Yorker Festival, Richard Dawkins discusses the lack of evidence for the existence of God during a conversation with editor Henry Finder.
Forensic Architecture, led by Eyal Weizman, employs innovative architectural methods to investigate human rights violations and transform societal understanding of violence.
Frída Ísberg emphasizes the vital role of literature in political discourse, urging writers to engage with societal issues and challenge binary thinking.
Zülfü Livaneli, a prominent Turkish writer and musician, reflects on his lifelong resistance to oppression and his commitment to human rights through art and activism.
Travis challenges traditional gender labels, advocating for a broader understanding of identity.
This talk emphasizes a gender-neutral approach to HPV vaccination in India.
Six people express uncertainty about Scotland's independence, as George Galloway argues that splitting the country will worsen existing problems.
Baillie states, "Don't sleep with celebrities ever," reflecting on her experiences during the Sachsgate affair involving Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross.
Perry visited Sunderland, Tunbridge Wells, and the Cotswolds to examine the cultural associations tied to different social classes.
Former Guantanamo detainees discuss their lives 15 years after the prison's establishment.
Louis Becker, creative director of Henning Larsen Architects, emphasizes the importance of architecture as a reflection of societal ambitions and cultural dialogue.
An informer speaks about the London swinging scene and the dynamics of sex parties.
One morning, Clyde Earle experiences so much pain that he cannot take it, leading to a conversation about his advanced cancer and end-of-life care.
A blank canvas can sell for over 100 million R&B, while artists in Shenzhen face negative labels that diminish their work's value.
People from Los Angeles and Istanbul share their views on immigration and its global impact.
Apostle Dr. Jibreel Khazan recalls his determination to sit at a lunch counter reserved for white patrons, despite warnings of potential violence.
Thotline answers questions about dating, sex moves, and finding the best porn.
A business owner shares how motherhood reshapes her priorities and business operations.
Best-selling author David Brooks examines the rise of loneliness in society and offers strategies for building deeper connections through meaningful communication.
On her 30th birthday, a dancer at The Gold Club received $50,000 from an oil tycoon, marking the highest earnings of her career.
