In celebration of the publication of his book, “Becoming Earth: How Our Planet Came to Life”, we spoke to author Ferris Jabr about the future of humanity, the meaning of life, and much more.

Evolutionary cosmologist Brian Swimme sat down with us this week to discuss the phenomenon of Déjà vu, the meaning of life, and the connection between the head and the heart.

What is Sean Carroll’s favorite scientific breakthrough? What question about the universe keeps him up at night? Discover the answers to these questions and more with this week’s episode of our “Five on Friday” series.

A Q&A with neuroscientist Anna Abraham about the creative brain, the human spirit, and more.

Philosopher and IAI founder Hilary Lawson explores the human condition and the magic of new discoveries.

Robert Lawrence Kuhn shares his thoughts on overcoming the dangers of tribalism and nationalism.

Host Robert Lawrence Kuhn honors the life and legacy of philosopher and cognitive scientist Dan Dennett.

Physicist and astronomer Marcelo Gleiser tells us what he’s optimistic about, his favorite beautiful explanation in science, what big question keeps him up at night, and more.

To commemorate the 2024 solar eclipse, we interviewed science writer Rebecca Boyle about her new book “Our Moon”.

In this episode of Five on Fridays, we asked philosopher Helen De Cruz about her scientific fascinations, her biggest inspiration, and more.

In our latest Five on Friday interview, theologian and neuroscientist Ilia Delio shares her favorite quote, the inspiration that guides her work, and more.

We asked asked Ned Block five questions about himself, his work, and his thoughts on the field of philosophy.