Born in Carnegie Hall and inspired by the works of Gil Scott-Heron and other beat poets, Beats Per Revolution is the embodiment of the sonic, literary and ideological revolutions of the modern era.

“If you find yourself apologizing in a job interview, you might be applying for the wrong job.” Cindy Chupack is a master storyteller who has tapped her own life experiences throughout her career. Her wisdom, warmth and amazing sense of humor transform day-to-day events into scenarios we can all relate to.

PopTech’s relationship trio talks about relationships and human psychology through the lenses of online dating, infidelity and hookup culture.

Tim O’Reilly poses a multitude of questions that force us to think differently in a cognitive world we don’t fully have the capacity to understand. The future, for better or worse, is in the hands of those living in the present. By avoiding “framing blindness” we are able to see the world in terms of what’s possible, as opposed to the limiting framing of what we currently know.

The game is rigged and the deck is stacked in favor of those with privilege and opportunity. Eric Liu believes focused civic action – citizen power – can change this dynamic, particularly if we are alert to the “three tells.”

“It’s never been easier to cheat, and it’s never been more difficult to keep a secret.” Psychotherapist and New York Times bestselling author Esther Perel, recognized as one of today’s most insightful and original voices on modern relationships, shares her research on modern affairs, how we view them, why they happen and the role they play in our lives today.