Karen Armstrong: Over the centuries, religion has shaped the human journey—our wars and our peace, our fears and our hopes, our institutions and our revolutions. Yet today, as our world grows more connected, our faiths often seem to drift further apart.I have spent much of my life studying the sacred texts and traditions of the world’s religions. What I have … [Read more...] about From Division to Devotion: Global Faith Talks with Tucker & Kirk
Is Jesus God? 15 Geniuses Debate Divinity and Intelligence
C.S. Lewis: When one says, “Jesus is God,” it is either the most profound truth ever uttered… or it is madness on the level of calling oneself a poached egg.I do not ask you to believe blindly. I ask only that you consider with courage. In this gathering — minds of staggering brilliance, reason honed to a blade — we are not here to argue Jesus into … [Read more...] about Is Jesus God? 15 Geniuses Debate Divinity and Intelligence
Tucker vs. Ted: Foreign Policy Round 2 Begins
Douglas Murray: There are moments when a nation must reckon not only with its enemies abroad—but with the ideas it clings to at home.In this so-called “Round Two,” we witness the return of two powerful minds—Tucker Carlson and Senator Ted Cruz—clashing once again on the battlefield of American foreign policy. But this is no mere rematch of egos. It’s a reckoning … [Read more...] about Tucker vs. Ted: Foreign Policy Round 2 Begins
Tucker Carlson and the Murdochs Face the Toughest Questions
Jonathan Haidt: We live in an age where the loudest voices win—not because they’re right, but because they’re amplified.Once, we imagined democracy as a town square—messy, yes, but grounded in trust. Today, that square is fractured, algorithmic, and often weaponized.The media doesn’t just inform us anymore—it forms us. And sometimes, it divides us.In … [Read more...] about Tucker Carlson and the Murdochs Face the Toughest Questions
Who’s Really in Charge? Comedians on Power, Media & Mayhem
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to what might be the most ambitious use of comedy since someone said, “Let’s make a sitcom about a talking horse.”Tonight—and for the next five rounds—we’re asking a very serious question with very unserious people: Who’s really running this country?Is it the voter? Is it the media? Is it an algorithm disguised as a 13-year-old with … [Read more...] about Who’s Really in Charge? Comedians on Power, Media & Mayhem
If God Had a Dream: Rev. Moon & Robin on Israel and Iran
Robin Williams: (light chuckle, then a warm pause)“Ladies and gentlemen—believers, seekers, skeptics, and those just here for the snacks—welcome.I’ve done a lot of things in my life. Played a genie, a teacher, a nanny, and even a grown man in suspenders saying ‘Nanu Nanu.’ But today… I get to do something wild—I get to sit with a man who talks to God not … [Read more...] about If God Had a Dream: Rev. Moon & Robin on Israel and Iran
Takashi Murakami & Andy Warhol on Art, Branding, and Culture
Takashi Murakami: Hello. I am Takashi Murakami, and I paint smiling flowers… but only because I’ve seen the opposite.Today, we gather not just to speak of art, but of the forces that shape it—commerce, trauma, digital futures, ego, and identity. In Japan, we say beauty must carry sadness. I believe art must carry contradiction.That’s why I invited these artists, … [Read more...] about Takashi Murakami & Andy Warhol on Art, Branding, and Culture
Burning Questions: Comics Take on Riots, Reason & Rage
(Spotlight. Jon Stewart steps on stage, casual suit, holding a crumpled stack of notes and a water bottle. The crowd quiets. A faint backdrop of burning headlines and protest clips plays silently behind him.)Jon Stewart:So… tonight we’re going to laugh about riots, ideology, cancel culture, and the slow erosion of Western civilization.Sounds fun, right?Look, I … [Read more...] about Burning Questions: Comics Take on Riots, Reason & Rage
James Thurber, John Kenny & Friends on Modern Madness
James Thurber: You know, I never trusted fluorescent lighting. It hums too much, like it’s nervous to be there. Kind of like most of us in modern life—buzzing, blinking, and slightly too caffeinated.When Craig invited us to sit down and chat about things like coffee machines, auto-correct, and dogs secretly running society, I thought, “Well, what better use … [Read more...] about James Thurber, John Kenny & Friends on Modern Madness
LA Riots and the Ideological Blueprint Behind the Chaos
When the LA riots erupted in 1992, the nation viewed them as an emotional eruption—a tragic, combustible reaction to injustice. But as time has passed, it has become clear to some of us that these were not isolated or accidental events. They were the prototype for a new kind of ideological warfare—designed, funded, and implemented not by chance, but by … [Read more...] about LA Riots and the Ideological Blueprint Behind the Chaos