Watching
Aging Boldly
Let’s end ageism
Ashton Applewhite
The writer and anti-ageism activist. Aging is not a problem to be fixed. Ageism is the prejudice to end.
How to live passionately, no matter your age
Isabel Allende
The Chilean-American novelist, speaking at 71. Her fears about getting older, and how she plans to keep living with passion.
Life’s third act
Jane Fonda
The actor and activist. How to re-imagine the extra thirty years added to our lives.
Displaced People
Don't feel sorry for refugees -- believe in them
The founder of the first accredited school for refugees in the United States. Young people from war-torn countries building new homes, and why they need belief, not pity.
Let's help refugees thrive, not just survive
Then spokesperson for the UN refugee agency. The individual human stories inside the refugee crisis, and how to help people rebuild.
The danger of a single story
The Nigerian novelist. What we get wrong when we hear only one story about a person or a country.
Malala Yousafzai, Nobel lecture
Mind, Mood & Mental Fitness

The power of vulnerability
A research professor at the University of Houston who studies human connection. What her research on shame and belonging taught her about vulnerability.
The gift and power of emotional courage
The psychologist and author of Emotional Agility. Why a culture that prizes positivity over emotional truth fails us, and what to do instead.
One of the Greatest Speeches Ever
The Hungarian-born Canadian physician and author of The Myth of Normal. How mind, body and our social surroundings shape us, what children need to grow up well, and why trauma calls for understanding, not just diagnosis.
The Hill We Climb
The first National Youth Poet Laureate, then 22, reciting her poem at the US presidential inauguration. Unity and hope after a hard, divided time.
The Call to Courage
Her filmed talk on Netflix. Choosing courage over comfort, and why vulnerability is the way there.
Mind, Mood & Mental Fitness

The power of vulnerability
A research professor at the University of Houston who studies human connection. What her research on shame and belonging taught her about vulnerability.
The gift and power of emotional courage
The psychologist and author of Emotional Agility. Why a culture that prizes positivity over emotional truth fails us, and what to do instead.
One of the Greatest Speeches Ever
The Hungarian-born Canadian physician and author of The Myth of Normal. How mind, body and our social surroundings shape us, what children need to grow up well, and why trauma calls for understanding, not just diagnosis.
The Hill We Climb
The first National Youth Poet Laureate, then 22, reciting her poem at the US presidential inauguration. Unity and hope after a hard, divided time.
The Call to Courage
Her filmed talk on Netflix. Choosing courage over comfort, and why vulnerability is the way there.
Ai & The Future We Choose

Why AI is our ultimate test and greatest invitation
Tristan Harris
The technologist and co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology. How we roll out AI is a choice, not a given, and the lessons to take from social media.
Why the future is human … plus AI
Sal Khan and Esther Perel
The founder of Khan Academy and the psychotherapist. What part of being human a machine cannot take over, across work, school and love.
The Future of Intelligence: Chasing Utopia.
Mo Gawdat
The former Chief Business Officer of Google X and author of Scary Smart, speaking at the Love Tomorrow conference. Where AI is heading, and whether it leads to a better world.
Stories From The Kitchen Table

How a team of chefs fed Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria
José Andrés
The chef and founder of World Central Kitchen. Feeding an island after a hurricane, and what a hot meal tells people in need.
The hunt for General Tso
Jennifer 8. Lee
The reporter and author. Where familiar Chinese-American dishes really came from, and how two cultures made a new cuisine.

