The Science of Human Connection: Season 1 Wrap-Up What Did We Learn from Putting Human Connection Under the Microscope?
Made Human: What Painting Learned from the Camera, We Can Learn from AI Here’s the parallel that matters> Just as photography pushed painters toward feeling, toward presence, toward the interior world, AI may push us toward the very heart of what makes us human.
Mother's Day: A Love Letter from the Moms of {THE AND} This Mother's Day, we're revisiting four family conversations from {THE AND} about love, growth, and what it really means to know each other. Real, unscripted, and full of the kind of deep conversations that brings families closer.
The Physics of the Agave: Iván Saldaña on Resilience, Insight, and the Art of Distillation In my recent GUTS conversation with Iván Saldaña, the PhD biologist and co-founder of Casa Lumbre, he challenged me to look at the beginning: the biological struggle of the plant itself.
The Diversification of Love: Shan Boodram on the Myth of the "Complete" Nuclear Family In my recent GUTS conversation with sexologist and author Shan Boodram, she revealed the "hum" of dissatisfaction that persists even when the dream is fully realized.
Made Human — Undivided Attention William James said, “My experience is what I agree to attend to.” If that’s true, then what are we agreeing to when our attention is pulled in fifty directions at once?
Finally Famous to Myself: Mitch Goldman on the Physics of Repression In my recent GUTS conversation with Mitch Goldman, we discuss the reality that growth isn't always about "finding" something new, but about the massive release of energy that happens when you finally stop lying to yourself.