Can finding humor in our darkest moments actually help us heal? Comedian and entrepreneur Natasha Pearl Hansen believes the answer is yes—and she has the stories to prove it.
Three minutes can change your life.
Ayelet Fishbach uses humor and personal stories to illustrate how you could apply the lessons of motivation science to your own life.
At a time when we’re at our most divided, maybe the surprising answer to bringing us all together can be found through sports.
What would the world be like if the disability community designed it?" With this provocative question, Vanessa Harris opens a groundbreaking exploration of universal access.
In this powerful talk, Meg Whitty shares lessons from childhood campaign trails in rural Iowa that shaped her career building coalitions for sustainable aviation fuel.
Nisaini Rexach reveals why sending 150 resumes gets you nowhere—and what actually works.
We are what we do — our identities are the sum of our knowledge, experiences and actions. In a world rapidly filled with AI generators, what does it take to protect our identity, and those of the generations to come?
What happens when a doctor trades his stethoscope for a camera? Photodocumentarian Tony Menias reveals how slowing down transforms the way we see ourselves and each other.
In this emotional and forward-thinking talk, Dr. Hossein Zargartalebi shares his deeply personal journey from a hospital room to a scientific breakthrough.
Most people think great and long lasting relationships are built on chemistry — but the real magic lies in communication.