Meet Curtis Reliford, an ordinary man who wanted to do something meaningful with his life. Through his annual cross country trips delivering donated goods from Santa Cruz to New Orleans, Curtis followed his heart to help others and discovered his true purpose in the process.

Learn how a common food additive may be impacting your human ecosystem through a mother biochemist's journey that helped her daughter eliminate her autistic behaviors.

Marine scientist and ocean advocate Wallace "J." Nichols explores the neuroscience of our brains on nature, and posits that our love of the natural world holds the key to preserving it.

The Thymus Thump introduces people to their thymus gland, the master organ of the immune system, and the solution to the mind/body problem, with a commentary on the Greek root--thymos--the middle region between reason and desire.

With an onslaught of technology and accelerating complexity, we're at risk of become dehumanized as our brains are torn between competing priorities: Data versus People. The solution is surprising and simple, and it starts with a tiny gift.

With the lowest number of community gathering places of all first world nations, it's time for the USA to transform space into place. This talk will describe a grand but doable community-level strategy that is already underway across the American grid.

NicoleCrane urges us to communicate with each other to see how together, we may collaborate to come up with ways to solve the problems that are harmful to our oceans and environment.

Music + language (songs) activate our brains, hearts and souls. By using songs, we can learn foreign languages and saved dying tongues.

Director for the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelics Studies (MAPS) Virginia Wright makes the case for legislating drug policy based on science, rather than fear.