Why News Isn't Working for Young People—and How Design Can Fix It
Young people are not uninterested in the world; the places where they encounter news were never designed to help them understand it. Social platforms optimized for attention and advertising have unbun...
18 Loka 24min
Flydubai, Saudi Arabia and a Changing Middle East | Irina Tsukerman | Global Politics for Leaders 77
In this edition of The World According to Irina Tsukerman, the bi-weekly geopolitical series on The KAJ Masterclass LIVE, host Khudania Ajay (KAJ) examines the Flydubai incident, the renewed Saudi-Hou...
8 Loka 51min
Writing Is Photography in Reverse: How a 40-Year Photographer Became a Novelist
A picture is worth a thousand words, so what happens when you reverse the equation? After four decades as a professional photographer, Kirk Voclain found that writing a novel runs the same craft in mi...
30 Syys 27min
The Story We Choose to Tell: Storytelling in the Age of AI & Short Attention Spans | Craig Forrest
What does it mean to bear witness to the darkest corners of humanity — and still find light? That's the question Craig D. Forrest has lived with for more than four decades. An award-winning director a...
28 Syys 29min
Surviving the Darkest Days: The Power of Perspective with Dave Mowry
Can finding humor in the darkest experiences of our lives change the way we see them? Dave Mowry explores that question through his own experience of severe mental health struggles, homelessness, trau...
24 Syys 21min
Trump–Xi, Iran & the Gulf, UNGA | Irina Tsukerman | Global Politics for Leaders 76
In this edition of The World According to Irina Tsukerman, the bi-weekly geopolitical series on The KAJ Masterclass LIVE, host Khudania Ajay (KAJ) examines the Trump–Xi summit and the evolving U.S.–Ch...
24 Syys 46min
One Mile at a Time: The Lessons We Inherit and Pass On | Edward Rahill
What do we carry with us from the people who came before us—and what will we leave behind for those who come after us? For Edward Rahill, the courage of a grandmother who refused to give up became par...
21 Syys 35min
Write What You Know: How Your Expertise Can Shape Great Fiction
The strongest stories can begin with knowledge that few other writers possess. For novelist and former pathologist Deven Greene, decades of experience in science and medicine shape the subjects she ex...
20 Syys 33min
