Peter Gabriel bears Witness
Peter Gabriel opens his talk speaking about an incident in his childhood where he was sexually abused by other schoolboys. When he met a Chilean… Read More »Peter Gabriel bears Witness
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February 2006
Dean Ornish – Eat right!
Dr. Dean Ornish packed more into three minutes than some presenters have put into 18. He’s known for his work on preventing cardiovascular disease and… Read More »Dean Ornish – Eat right!
Rip your books
Richard Baraniuk wants to rip up your books. But only because he loves them. He wants to see us rip, mix and burn educational content… Read More »Rip your books
“I’m incredibly narcissistic. I’m a blogger.”
Mena Trott is the co-founder of Six Apart, one of the leading blogging companies in the world. Her talk is focused on making blogs a… Read More »“I’m incredibly narcissistic. I’m a blogger.”
180 seconds to say whatever you want…
Chris Anderson asked me to give a three minute talk at TED, based on my blog post, 12 Good Reasons to Learn Mandarin. I just… Read More »180 seconds to say whatever you want…
Roger Mandle on Consilient Design
Roger Mandle, the president of the Rhode Island School of Design, is talking about Asia’s role in new product design. China is frenetically building design… Read More »Roger Mandle on Consilient Design