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Art of the Future

Includes "How Computers Are Learning to Be Creative" by Blaise Agüera y Arcas, "How Does Artificial Intelligence Learn?" by Briana Brownell, and "An Interdimensional Performance of Imagination" by Particle Ink.

Larger-Than-Life Art

"A video game to cope with grief" : Amy Green; "How hip-hop helps us understand science" : Danielle N. Lee; "Everything you need to know to read The Canterbury Tales" - Iseult Gillespie.

The Latest in Ideas

Lessons from father's final days by Laurel Braitman; quantum computers aren't what it seems, they're cool by Harlmut Neven; steroids can save a life by Anees Bahli; democracy requires disagreement; how to do it by Bret.

Food for Thought

A team of chefs feed Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria José Andrés; the wheat field that could change the world; texts help hungry kids; biochar removes carbon dioxide from the air and helps farmers thrive.

Procrastination Station

School Smarts

"The Board Game Getting Kids Excited About School" with Joel Baraka; "Technology Can't Fix Inequality, but Training and Opportunities Could" with Gbenga Sesan; "Can Stereotypes Ever Be Good?" with Sheila Marie Orfano and Densho.

The Poetry Corner

"First Kiss" by Tim Seibles; "Chasms" by Asali DeVan Ecclesiastes;"The Second Coming"by William Butler Yeats; "A Bird Made of Birds" by Sarah Kay;"Ode to the Only Black Kid in the Class" by Clint Smith and more.

Afternoon Snack

Carolyn Freiwald discusses the hidden history found in teeth; Jeff Dekofsk looks at whether math was discovered or invented; Mary Ellen Hannibal explains how to help save the monarch butterfly; Sally Frampton on what people did before anesthesia.