
The Future of X: Allison Carruth on Art-Science Collaboration
The UCLA professor describes cutting-edge, cross-disciplinary work being done at the intersection of biology, art, and ethics.
The UCLA professor describes cutting-edge, cross-disciplinary work being done at the intersection of biology, art, and ethics.
From supporting young, innovative talent to integrating new technologies, the actress and playwright reflects on what's to come in the world of theater.
How do we think about the future? The musician and DJ discusses technology, climate change, and the fastest way to get from London to Los Angeles -- in the 1890s.
The director of the 21st Century Defense Initiative at Brookings describes technologies that will change the nature of conflict around the world.
The author of EdibleGeography.com describes how things like refrigeration and "probiotic cities" could shape the future of what we eat.
The senior Army intelligence office at the Pentagon outlines the challenges and opportunities technology poses.
The marathon champion discusses her work as an activist in Kenya, using sports to bring people together.
The mayor of New Orleans talks about the challenges and ideas that are shaping the city's recovery.
The former president of Harvard University describes the new ideas that will transform college education in America.
The award-winning director discusses her upcoming projects and how she approaches storytelling across media, from Broadway musicals to Shakespeare.
From the Aspen Ideas Festival, the PBS host describes his vision for the role of television in the years to come.
Yes, says a panel of parenting experts. Children need nurturing, but they also need "something to bump up against."
E.J. Dionne talks to Molly Ball about the group's ongoing influence and its true motivations.
Parents tend to think their kids want more from them. But what they really wish is that their parents wouldn't be so anxious.
From the Aspen Ideas Festival, Lauren Bush shares her thoughts on social entrepreneurship and fighting hunger around the globe.
"I think if I had an absolutely accurate title it would be 'Why working mothers need better choices to be able to make it to the top,'" she said.
More than a year after their moment of glory, young protesters in Egypt and Tunisia are chain-smoking in cafes, wondering what went wrong.
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Is it Iran? Pakistan? ... Corn syrup?
The former president of Pakistan responds to questions at the Aspen Ideas Festival
Julie Taymor tells former Disney CEO Michael Eisner why she agreed to take on The Lion King.
Are laws like piles of sedimentary rock, weighing down America? Or are they protecting us from swindlers?
From the Aspen Ideas Festival, the director of the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver explains that traditional notions of art are breaking down.
The Olympic silver medalist says that falling short of her dream changed her outlook on everyday existence.
From the Aspen Ideas Festival, the Executive Chairman of Google talks about the philosophy of YouTube and what media might look like in 50 years.
How does the executive chairman of Google see the role of smart phones and social media in driving democratic change globally?
When high school students submit papers to the Web rather than their instructor does the larger audience inspire them to write more seriously?