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- What’s a rule you always live by? Horticulturist Rebecca McMackin and author Catherine Price (@Catherine Price) share what grounds them, what it means to unlearn perfection and what play looks like as an adult. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ and watch their full discussion on TED Intersections about giving up control and having fun for the sake of it.
- The only limit to what we can discover is what we’re curious enough to explore, says ocean explorer Eric Stackpole. In his TED Talk, he shows how he used a hand-built camera to capture something no one has ever seen: Two sperm whales communicating in the deep ocean and explains the scrappy story of how it all came to be in the first place. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more.
- So many of us are sleepwalking through life because of an undiagnosed sleep disorder, says sleep health educator Lindsay Scola. In her TED Talk, she discusses the underlying reason so many sleep problems fly under the radar and encourages everyone to investigate their sleep. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more.
- When monarch butterflies migrate, they produce one of the most iconic wildlife spectacles in the world — and provide us with an important indicator of ecological health, says photographer Jaime Rojo. In his TED Talk, he tells a story about our relationship to the natural world, shares his experience photographing these mesmerizing insects and dives into the latest research into the mysteries of their multi-thousand-mile journey. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more.
- “I believe we all share a responsibility to heal the harms caused by the criminal justice system.” In her TED Talk, Susan Burton shares how she's helping women rebuild their lives after prison — and changing the way we think about second chances. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full talk.
- Avalanches are the rapid descent of snow, ice, rock, or a combination of these down a slope. They can be destructive natural disasters and personal tragedies: killing an average of 27 people annually in the US. These alpine nightmares don’t just awaken out of nowhere; they need three specific conditions. So, what causes an avalanche? And is there any way to survive? In this TED-Ed animation, Simon Trautman investigates. #avalanches #TEDEd #TEDTalk
- So much of the decisions we make for our health often come down to risk versus reward — but what if we don't have all the information? In this episode of TED Intersections, physician Dhruv Khullar and microbiologist Zack Abbott examine what happens when science can change who we are — including the potential of reengineering the human body — and what medicine might look like in 20 years. Visit the 🔗 in ☣️ to hear the full conversation. [Made possible with the support of @ZBiotics]
- The “messy middle” is the frustrating gap between the start and end of a goal where progress stalls, says transformation expert Mary Martin. In her TED Talk, she offers 3 ways to find glimmers of progress when things get difficult. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more.
- It's time to change how we teach science, says former NASA engineer turned science YouTuber Mark Rober. In his TED Talk, he shares his new mission: to launch a brand-new STEM curriculum utilizing all the tactics he's used to capture kids' attention for years on YouTube — all 100% free for teachers to use. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more.
- Have we optimized our way out of being part of communities? Introducing Corner Piece (@Corner Piece) — a new podcast from TED, hosted by Answer in Progress (@answerinprogress), that asks the questions we don't usually say out loud, starting with something that so many of us are struggling with: Loneliness. Visit the 🔗 in ☣️ to listen to episode 1 and catch new episodes every other Thursday wherever you listen to podcasts.
- Imagine printing clothes that are perfectly designed for your size and needs. With this kind of technology, it could be possible. Designer and TED Fellow Schendy Kernizan prints objects directly into a tub of gel — eliminating the constraints of gravity and cutting down on the waste that comes from mass-producing prototypes. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more about how this technique could transform prosthetics, medicine, space travel and more.
- What’s harder: Asking for help or offering it? We asked former NPR host Joshua Johnson and TOMS Shoes founder Blake Mycoskie (@Blake Mycoskie) about their latest obsessions, what makes them laugh and what it means to be vulnerable. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch their full discussion on the latest TED Intersections episode about male loneliness, the art of conversation and more.
- The US has the opportunity to create a future where everyone benefits from AI — but we need to start working on it now, says former Rhode Island governor Gina Raimondo. In her TED Talk, she explains how, unlike the biggest disruptions of the past 100 years, Americans now have a rare opportunity to create a blueprint for what comes next in the age of AI and why she is optimistic that this future can serve everyone. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to hear the full plan.
- You’ve probably heard that AI data centers are wreaking havoc on power grids — but according to computer scientist Ayșe Coskun, the technology causing this crisis might be the key to solving it. In her TED Talk, she shares how turning these facilities into virtual batteries can help stabilize power grids, anticipate rising electricity demands and accelerate the shift to clean energy. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more.
- Play is doing something without necessarily knowing where it will end up, says creative health scientist Katina Bajaj (@Katina Bajaj). We caught up with her after her TED Talk to learn more about why being playful is a key ingredient to unlocking creativity and resilience. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full talk.
- Playing, especially as an adult, is much more important than you likely realize, says creative health scientist Katina Bajaj (@Katina Bajaj). In her TED Talk, she explores how humans have replaced fun with optimization and efficiency and why that’s a bad thing — plus what you can do about it. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more.
- Your imagination is a muscle, and it weakens when you hand it off to AI, says artist Joe Whale. In his TED Talk, he shows in real time what it’s like to bring your creativity and imagination to life through a live doodling demo. Visit the link in our bio to learn more. #tedtalk #artificialintelligence
- In the age of AI, people are still the most important part of any classroom, says education advocate Matt Wu. In his TED Talk, he explains how his nonprofit, Schoolhouse (@Schoolhouse.world), pairs students with peer tutors from across the globe to help build the crucial human connection that every person needs to thrive. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more.
- The work being done in space can have a huge impact on the way we live on Earth, in more ways than you might imagine. In the first episode of TED Intersections season 4, philosopher Meghan Sullivan and space architect Ariel Ekblaw explore what it takes to live a good life and what a rulebook for a better world might look like. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full video.
- How do you hold onto hope when the world lets you down? Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai (@Malala Yousafzai) has some advice that may help. Elise Hu (@Elise Hu | Journalist) — host of TED Talks Daily — breaks down Yousafzai’s talk from TED2026 — and how she learned to keep fighting for girls' education, despite feeling discouraged. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
- It’s actually really easy to become a K-pop star, says comedian and musician @Charlene Kaye. All you have to do is dance like you’re making pizza in the Matrix and sing about shooting stars. In her TED Talk, she gives an electric performance on stage while sharing a step-by-step guide for creating the next K-pop hit. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full talk.
- We all need more time to do whatever we want, says writer and work expert Danielle Roberts (@anti-career coach®). In her TED talk, she makes the case that free time isn’t a reward you earn for a job well done, but a civil right you’re owed. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to watch the full talk.
- Your city needs money to build things, but that might come with strings attached. In fact, cities often spend decades paying off interest to borrow funds for public projects, as money flows out of communities and into private banks. Economic justice advocate and TED Fellow Trinity Tran wants to change that by pushing for public banks — which are owned by the people through their local governments — and ensuring your local tax dollars actually stay local. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more.
- Using tech in the clasroom may be doing more harm than good, says social psychologist Jonathan Haidt. In his TED Talk, he lays out 3 principles for what he calls technoskepticism — and explains why it especially matters for students and the devices they use in schools. Visit the 🔗 in our ☣️ to learn more.
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