Ed Yong: Birding for a fulfilled life
Interest in birdwatching has been booming, and Ed Yong is one of the millions who have fallen hard. Yong is a Pulitzer-prize winning science writer previously of the Atlantic, where he was one of the ...
23 Touko 202421min
Fei-Fei Li: AI's new possibilities for robots
Fei-Fei Li is widely known as the godmother of AI, thanks to her groundbreaking research in the field. You can draw a straight line from her early work to the generative AI of today. Now, she's at the...
9 Touko 202420min
Rep. Miller-Meeks: The GOP can lead on climate change
Republican lawmakers have come a long way on climate change since the days of tossing snowballs in the U.S. Senate a decade ago. Today, an 80+ member Conservative Climate Caucus wants to elevate Repub...
2 Touko 202421min
Sue Bird: "Society finally caught up" with women's basketball
Retired WNBA legend Sue Bird knows just how far women's basketball has come. Arguably the greatest WNBA player in history, she was also part of negotiating a major collective bargaining agreement in 2...
25 Huhti 202416min
Avril Benoît: Is ignoring humanitarian law the new norm?
Hospitals are supposed to be safe havens in a war. But Avril Benoît, the U.S. executive director for Doctors Without Borders (MSF) says that's not the case in places including Sudan, where this week m...
18 Huhti 202421min
Duncan McIntyre: Electrifying school bus fleets
The majority of U.S. school buses today are diesel, emitting pollutants harmful to the environment and to kids. Highland Electric Fleets is behind the largest electric school bus project in America, a...
11 Huhti 202419min
Anna Hehir: Banning the most dangerous autonomous weapons
Autonomous weapons are no longer science fiction - and they're becoming a top priority for major military powers. Anna Hehir of the Future of Life Institute says we need an international treaty to ban...
4 Huhti 202421min
