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Randy Miller discusses Amazon's impact on third-party sellers and their complaints.
Gwyn Topham debates the impact of budget airlines on travel and social good.
Michael Moynihan discusses Silicon Valley's tech boom and its societal impacts in San Francisco.
Dail Chambers discusses what does it mean to truly heal as a community through art and connection.
By 2023, the number of registered digital nomads in the United States exceeded 17.3 million, marking a 137% increase in just four years.
Gabriela Cowperthwaite argues that keeping orcas in captivity is cruel and outdated.
Meg Whitty discusses building trust in rural Iowa for sustainable aviation fuel solutions.
Adriano Karipuna fala sobre a resistência do povo Karipuna e a preservação cultural.
Ai Weiwei discusses his return to New York City and the refugee crisis in his latest exhibition.
Ten comedians advocate for the world's ugliest endangered species in a campaign to raise awareness for their conservation.
Shane Smith interviews Ashton Carter on Russian cyberattacks and global security threats.
David Attenborough highlights environmental awareness since the Industrial Revolution.
A 15-foot great white shark struck a diver named Jimmy, who miraculously avoided injury thanks to the cage's plexiglass during a filming session.
Mike Zuckerberg mandated that all presentations at Facebook start with a mobile strategy, leading to significant improvements in their mobile app.
A variant in the TCF7L2 gene can double the risk of type 2 diabetes if inherited from both parents.
Alastair Mackenzie shares his love for Edinburgh, highlighting Arthur's Seat and its Gallic roots.
Fergus Henderson shaves a pig's head at Smithfield market, demonstrating his approach to using the entire animal in cooking.
George Monbiot meets Andy Harrison to discuss easyJet's ecojet and carbon emissions.
Fatih Birol states that the decline rate of the world's oil fields is now projected at 6.7% per year, a significant increase from last year's estimate of 3.7%.
Shell's investments in Canadian tar sands, which produce more carbon dioxide than conventional oil, are questioned by George Monbiot in a tense interview with CEO Jeroen van de Veer.
George Monbiot challenges Shaun Spiers on the Campaign to Protect Rural England's energy policies.
George Monbiot and Ian Plimer debate climate change and its implications in 2009.
GoEuro's platform allows users to search for travel routes from any town, providing comprehensive details on total travel time and costs.
Greta Thunberg calls for easier ways to live sustainable today and emphasizes collective action.
Heston Blumenthal discusses the Fat Duck food poisoning scare with Matthew Fort.
A blank canvas can sell for over 100 million R&B, while artists in Shenzhen face negative labels that diminish their work's value.
Dr. Eden Tanner and her team at the University of Mississippi are developing nanoparticles to enhance drug delivery systems for treating and preventing aggressive diseases.
People from Los Angeles and Istanbul share their views on immigration and its global impact.
A business owner shares how motherhood reshapes her priorities and business operations.
The Higgs boson, proposed in 1964, was discovered in 2012 at CERN's Large Hadron Collider after nearly 50 years of research.
Darren Aronofsky discusses his immersive filmmaking process for 'mother!'.
Simon Jenkins and Craig Bennett debate if nuclear power meets our energy needs.
Jamie Oliver discusses his plans for the next decade, including a food emporium for the Olympics.
Professor Jeffrey Sachs withdrew his candidacy for World Bank president after President Obama nominated Jim Kim, a leader in public health.
Mat Braddy explains the growth of the online takeaway business and Just Eat's future plans.
Allegra McEvedy shares a vegetarian Christmas recipe from her Leon Cookbook.
150 is the number of stable social relationships humans can maintain, according to evolutionary anthropologist Robin Dunbar.
Nathalie Bennett leads the Greens, challenging the Lib Dems and addressing key national issues.
Nemat Shafik discusses key elements for tackling long-term problems in Washington DC.
Caroline Lucas discusses the Green Party's appeal to working-class voters and its socialist identity.
Under 80% of leading newspaper editors in Britain come from private schools, a statistic that Michael Sheen discusses in relation to acting and privilege.
The UN warns that humanity has only 11 years to limit global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.
Sam Husseini discusses the dangers of bio-research facilities in China and worldwide.
Lord Winston discusses the dual nature of innovation and the need for better communication in science.
Ten thousand scientists collaborated on the Large Hadron Collider, which helped confirm the existence of the Higgs boson in 2012.
In September, Vladimir Putin escalates aggression with the annexation of Ukrainian territory.
Ray Bradbury shares insights at Caltech during the Mariner 9 launch in 1971.
Sarah Sze discusses her June 2011 installation at the High Line in Manhattan, highlighting its role in transforming urban space into a meditative experience.
