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Alfredo Jaar on Bringing Reality Into Focus

Dan Barber on How Seeds Will Revolutionize Our Food System

John Hoke on Technology as a Co-Conspirator in Creativity

Claudia Rankine on Confronting Whiteness Head-On Through Language

Kenny Schachter on Taking the Art World to Task

Reginald Dwayne Betts on How Freedom Can Begin With a Book

Rerun: 12. Maggie Doyne on Uplifting Children and, In Turn, the World

Michael Murphy on Architecture as a Vessel for Healing and Hope

David Wallace-Wells on His Growing Optimism for the Planet’s Future

Wynton Marsalis on Jazz as a Tool for Understanding Life

Siri Hustvedt on the Value in Embracing Ambiguity

Daniel Humm on the Plant-Based Future of Fine Dining

Elizabeth Alexander on Moving Forward in the Face of Adversity

Debbie Millman on the Importance of Playing the Long Game

Glenn Adamson on Craft as a Reflection of Ourselves

Trevor Paglen on Art in the Age of Mass Surveillance and Artificial Intelligence

Maira Kalman on Walking and Looking as a Way of Life

Kevin Beasley on Confronting the Social and Cultural Underlayers of Objects

Rosanne Cash on Moving Forward by Confronting the Past

Billie Tsien on Imbuing Buildings With Feeling

Eileen Fisher on the Allure of Timeless Clothing

Eddie Stern on Taking Time to Discover Your Inner Freedom of Spirit

Simon Critchley on Finding Clarity in Philosophy and Comedy

Monique Péan on the Transformative Nature of Fossils, Rocks, and Meteorites

Dan Colen on Shifting Perspectives Through Farming and Art

Angel Chang on Building Resilience Through Centuries-Old Crafts

Daniel Boulud on Maintaining Consistency Over the Long Haul

Tom Kundig on the Parallels Between Mountain Climbing and Architecture

Ibrahim Mahama on the Great Potential of Art to Change How We Look at the World

Julia Watson on the Power of Indigenous Technologies to Transform Our Planet

Dustin Yellin on His Quest to Reimagine Learning in the 21st Century

Nathan Myhrvold on the Art and Science of Food

Gabriela Hearst on Why Making Things That Stand the Test of Time Matters

Tony Fadell on Leaving Silicon Valley to Help Build a Healthier Society, Online and Off

Suketu Mehta on the Positively Profound Impact of Immigration on the Planet

Lidewij Edelkoort on Why Doing Less Is More

Craig Robins on Why Nature Is Our Greatest Luxury

Christian Madsbjerg on Why “Design Thinking” Is Bogus

Eric Standop on the Art and Science of Face Reading

Rashid Johnson on Escapism and Upending the Notion of the “Monolithic Experience”

How RoseLee Goldberg Reshaped the Landscape of Performance Art

Daniel Brush on Making Some of the Most Extraordinary and Exquisite Objects on Earth

Inge Solheim on Fighting Off Fear and Breaking Bad Habits

David Duchovny on the Climate Crisis, the Drawbacks of Technology, and the Craft of Writing

Why Jesse Kamm Finds the Phrase “Global Expansion” Nauseating

Wu-Tang Clan “Whisperer” Sophia Chang on Becoming the “Baddest Bitch in the Room”

Kim Hastreiter on the Art of Connecting Culture

From The Usual Suspects to Bohemian Rhapsody: Cinematographer Newton Thomas Sigel

Neri Oxman on Her Extraordinary Visions for the “Biological Age”

Valerie Steele on Why Paris Won’t Ever Be Dethroned as the Capital of Fashion

Michael Kimmelman on Building More Beautiful and Equitable Cities

Illycaffè Chairman Andrea Illy on the Vast Potential of “Virtuous Agriculture”

Maggie Doyne on Uplifting Children and, In Turn, the World

Special Episode: Spencer Bailey Reflects on the Crash-Landing of United Airlines Flight 232

Google Design Guru Ivy Ross on Why Everything Is Pattern and Vibration

Andri Snær Magnason on How Time and Water Explain the Climate Crisis

For Elizabeth Diller, New York City Is Beginning to Feel Like One Big Punch List

Stefan Sagmeister Takes a Yearlong Sabbatical Every Seven Years (and Thinks You Should, Too)

Uzodinma Iweala: From "Beasts of No Nation" Author to Africa Center CEO

Kai-Fu Lee on the Power of A.I. to Transform Humanity

Teresita Fernández on the Violent Nature of the American Landscape

Bjarke Ingels to Cities: Take a Longer View

Kate Young on Why Luxury Equals Quality and Slowness

Ghetto Gastro’s Jon Gray: From the Bronx to Paris Fashion Week to the Yellowstone Club

Peter Sarsgaard on Long-Distance Running, Mandolin Playing, and Horticulture

Introducing: Time Sensitive