EPISODE · Jul 29, 2026 · 31 MIN
What can a molecule teach us about the way we think?
from The Spotlight Network · host Logan Crawford
📺 Tune into The Spotlight Network with Emmy Award Winner, broadcaster and actor Logan Crawford (Blood Bloods, The Blacklist, Manifest, Bull, The Irishman, Marry Me, Three Women, The Big Short, Person of Interest, Gotham, The Following, Daredevil, Not Okay, The First Purge ).🧬 What can a molecule teach us about the way we think?We're joined by Charles "Chuck" Champlin, author of Think Like a Molecule: Seeking Inspiration in the Structures of Thought. A writer, journalist, and former communications executive for The Walt Disney Company, Champlin explores the remarkable connection between the smallest building blocks of matter and the limitless possibilities of the human mind.🌌 Through imaginative journeys into both the microscopic and the cosmic, the book reflects on how countless molecules assembled into life itself—and how those same physical foundations gave rise to creativity, curiosity, and conscious thought. It invites readers to see science and imagination as partners in understanding our place in the universe.✨ Thought-provoking and inspiring, Think Like a Molecule encourages readers to embrace wonder, unlock their creative potential, and see the extraordinary hidden within the ordinary.#authorinterview #TheSpotlightNetwork #ThinkLikeAMolecule #science #creativity #philosophy #innovation #curiosity #cosmos #molecules #nonfiction #bookcommunity #authorspotlight #STEM #inspiration📖 Learn more:https://www.amazon.com/Think-Like-Molecule-Inspiration-Structures/dp/1965552870 ✅ Visit the official website: https://thespotlight.network/💬 Let us know what you think of this video in the comment section below.✔️ And don’t forget to subscribe to The Spotlight Network!https://www.youtube.com/@TheSpotlightNetwork?sub_confirmation=1
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