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S-011 — Human Impact, Dirt-Powered Fuel Cells and Artificial Neurons — Monday, April 20, 2026
The idea that humans are a force of nature is not new, but the extent to which our actions are reshaping the planet is still surprising. A new study suggests that our cultural and social innovations have given us extraordinary…
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The Spire Is Still There Above the Weather
I took this photo on a grey morning in Lower Manhattan, standing somewhere near Battery Park with my phone pointed upward. I had not planned to take it. I was just walking, and I looked up, and there it was.…
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G-011 — Dad’s Art, Volunteer Beds, and Sustainable Markets — Sunday, April 19, 2026
In a small town, a 42-year-old dad’s ‘hilariously bad’ paintings have become a sensation, earning thousands in commissions. Meanwhile, in North Carolina, volunteers are building beds for kids in need.
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W-011 — Women in Farming, Psychedelic Treatments and Olive Oil Benefits — Sunday, April 19, 2026
The way people find freedom and purpose in their work can be a complex and deeply personal thing. Sometimes it’s in the most demanding tasks that we discover a sense of fulfillment. The relationship between our daily activities and our…
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T-011 — Retro Consoles, Import Bans and Cybersecurity — Sunday, April 19, 2026
The tech industry has seen a resurgence of interest in retro consoles, with companies releasing remakes of classic systems. Meanwhile, cybersecurity remains a major concern, with companies and governments navigating complex issues.
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The Lifestyle You Build Has a Price Tag. Make Sure It Is Worth It.
There is a version of this conversation that is entirely about aesthetics — white walls, linen wardrobes, the satisfying emptiness of a well-curated bench. That version is fine, but it is not particularly interesting. The more interesting version is about…
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S-010 — Caffeine’s Effect on Ants, Artificial Neurons, and Greenland’s Ice — Sunday, April 19, 2026
It’s intriguing to consider how something as mundane as caffeine can have a profound effect on the behaviour of ants, making them more efficient at finding food. This unexpected discovery has implications for pest control. The connection between our daily…
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G-010 — Surveillance Pricing Bans, Ancient Mammal Fossils and Library Cats — Saturday, April 18, 2026
In Maryland, a new law is set to ban surveillance pricing in retail stores, which charges different shoppers different prices for the same item at the same time. This move is expected to have a significant impact on consumer behaviour.…
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W-010 — Casket Making, Brain-Computer Interface and Healthy Diets — Saturday, April 18, 2026
As the day comes to a close, it’s a good time to reflect on what brings people together and how our bodies respond to different stimuli. The way we approach the end of life can vary greatly from person to…
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T-010 — Generative AI, PC Shipments and Space Exploration — Saturday, April 18, 2026
The use of generative AI in various fields is becoming increasingly prevalent, with some companies taking a stand on its use. Meanwhile, the demand for PCs has seen a surge due to concerns over price hikes. In the field of…
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