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Hans Christian Andersen's quarantine diary, read by Harald Voetmann, reflects the fairytale writer's struggles during the 2020 pandemic in Copenhagen.
Quirky homemade soapbox cars race down obstacle-filled tracks in Los Angeles, showcasing creativity and courage in a fun-filled downhill challenge!
Hisham Matar and David Vann engage in a candid conversation about the complexities of writing, originality, and their personal journeys as novelists.
George Booth has been a cartoonist for The New Yorker for over 50 years, creating memorable scenes like a woman at a yard sale surrounded by clutter.
Brain damage can lead to extraordinary cognitive abilities, as explored through various case studies and neurological research in the field of psychology.
Duct tape plays a crucial role in saving the real Apollo 13 crew during their mission.
In 1998, Travis Keller launched Buddyhead, a website that became known for its unfiltered music reviews and insider gossip, attracting attention from major industry figures.
Ian McEwan shares insights on writing, creativity, and the influence of Updike and Roth.
Ian McEwan discusses his writing process, highlighting his use of a green notebook and the freedom he finds in writing unfinished plots, which inspired 'Atonement.
Bob Mankoff discusses innovation and creativity in The New Yorker magazine's cartoon lounge.
Renowned 20th-century authors share insights on their writing techniques, exploring themes of identity, creativity, and the ethics of personal material.
Søren Johansen and Sebastian Skovsted, founders of Johansen Skovsted Architects, emphasize a minimalist approach to architecture that balances contemporary design with contextual relevance.
Jonathan Meese, a provocative German artist, shares insights about his creative process and lifelong collaboration with his mother, Brigitte, in this intimate interview.
It took Junot Díaz 16 years to finish his third book, which he initially did not plan as a return to writing short stories.
A parent discusses the evolution of technology and the Kano computer for kids' creativity.
Kate Orff, a pioneering landscape architect, emphasizes the vital connection between humans and nature, advocating for biodiversity and community stewardship in her work.
Lars von Trier shares his complex relationship with literature and dramaturgy, revealing how reading influences his creative process and filmmaking philosophy.
Pola Oloixarac, an acclaimed Argentine writer, explores the interplay of pain and pleasure in literature, emphasizing the visceral connection between writing and the human experience.
Liu Xiaodong, a prominent Chinese painter, emphasizes the role of artists in transcending national boundaries and inspiring broader perspectives through their work.
Madame Nielsen, a multifaceted Danish artist and author, candidly discusses her transformation, creativity, and the interplay of depression and beauty in her life.
Margaret Atwood shares her insights on speculative fiction, environmentalism, and the intertwining of reality and science fiction in a vivid conversation.
Marina Abramović and Ulay reflect on their groundbreaking performances and complex relationship, revealing the emotional depths of their artistic collaboration.
Pat Martino makes a miraculous comeback after life-saving brain surgery erases his memory.
Mouza Al Hamrani and Ila Colombo redefine art and technology in Dubai's creative scene.
Tom's transformation into a successful artist in midlife serves as an inspiring testament to the belief that it's never too late to embrace one's creative gifts.
Reid Hastings discusses Netflix's unique management style for its 193 million subscribers worldwide.
Nicole Krauss and Naja Marie Aidt engage in a thought-provoking conversation about the complexities of writing poetry and novels, emphasizing the value of unresolved questions.
It cost $200 million to hire a top Chinese scientist from Apple, illustrating the high stakes in the race for artificial intelligence talent.
Palestinians in Gaza build a shelter from empty food cans, showcasing their resourcefulness.
Kris Graves and NBA All-Star Kevin Love explore photography in Portland, Oregon, sharing techniques and reflecting on creativity during their outdoor sessions.
Rotraut Klein-Moquay, a German-French artist, expresses her profound connection to outer space through her captivating artwork, inspired by the energy of the Moon.
Michael Graham shares his love for owning a small business in Brooklyn at Savant Studios.
Steve Martin and Roz Chast discuss humor and creativity at The New Yorker festival this morning.
Elaine Cameron-Weir transforms repurposed materials into sculptures that challenge perceptions of power and belief, inviting viewers to consider art's profound purpose.
Daniels discuss creativity and humor in 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' and thank teachers.
Josh Wardle, the creator of Wordle, shares his daily puzzle-making process and the online impact of his five-letter word game after selling it to The New York Times.
G.E. Smith performs a song that traces the electric guitar's history, noting that its design has changed little since its invention.
A cartoonist for the New Yorker shares the thrill of unexpected creative moments.
Henry, a Belgian expat, transforms his passion for Moleskine notebooks into an artistic career, featuring contributions from artists like Sam Bronowski and Dana Berger.
Aerial athletes and pilots showcase their skills in an unprecedented flying obstacle course featuring jet planes, skyscrapers, and drones.
In Newfoundland and Labrador, artist Robert Tilley collaborates with photographer Ting Ting Chen, exploring cultural exchange and intergenerational relationships in art.
A 13-year-old singer, Kedron Bryant, won youth male vocalist of the year at the 2019 Gospel Choice Music Awards in Georgia.
Martha Mulch, a top graduate in bricklaying, and her friend Nathan Thule, a hole digger, achieve world fame in their respective crafts.
Nipun Syal discusses the balance between AI and humanity in this insightful talk.
In 1987, Alan and Susy opened their vintage shop just months before the stock market crash, which they credit as a turning point for their business.
Snowball, a cockatoo, can choreograph up to 14 different dance moves, prompting scientists to study his unique ability to move in time with music.
A Palestinian food blogger shares meals made from aid packages in Gaza, inspiring many.
James Cook uses thousands of words to create intricate typewritten drawings in Essex, England.
