David Friedberg, an entrepreneur and investor with a science background, engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Chris Anderson, head of TED. They dive into the evolution of agriculture and highlight Friedberg's revolutionary concept of "boosted breeding," which aims to enhance food production sustainably. The duo discusses the challenges of traditional farming, the potential of modern genetic techniques like CRISPR, and the critical need for innovative solutions to address environmental issues and global hunger.

Chris Anderson, Curator of TED and author of "Infectious Generosity," dives into the complexities of altruism in a skeptical digital age. He discusses the science behind generosity and the challenges of philanthropy amid wealth inequality. The conversation touches on the mixed motives behind giving and the importance of intentions in charitable actions. They also explore how technology shapes societal views on race and inclusion, advocating for understanding across divides, and the evolving landscape of podcast business models.

Chris Anderson, the long-time head of TED, announces the open invitation for new leadership after 25 years, aiming to invigorate the organization's mission. Joined by Jay Herratti, CEO, and Anna Verghese, they discuss the necessity of adapting to today's fast-paced world. Key topics include the urgent need for a visionary leader passionate about education, the challenge of political polarization, and TED's commitment to radical generosity for future growth. They emphasize community empowerment and the importance of diverse perspectives in shaping TED's innovative trajectory.

Discover how generosity can spread like wildfire in our interconnected world, combatting online negativity with kindness. Explore the power of small acts of kindness, courageous generosity, and the ripple effects of sharing stories that touch human hearts. Get inspired to be the spark of a global movement of contagious generosity.

Head of TED, Chris Anderson, joins Chris Duffy to discuss the concept of infectious generosity. They explore various forms of generosity, the role of philanthropy and government, and share personal stories of impactful generosity. Anderson's book, Infectious Generosity, delves further into the topic.

Chris Anderson, the visionary curator of TED, discusses his book 'Infectious Generosity,' highlighting how acts of kindness can ripple through society and transform lives. He delves into the profound connection between philanthropy and personal fulfillment, emphasizing that true greatness lies in uplifting others. Listeners gain insights into the emotional rewards of generous giving, strategies for incorporating generosity in business, and the evolution of TED as a platform for global engagement. Discover how intentional generosity can lead to happiness and meaningful change.

Chris Anderson, Head of TED and a thought leader on transformative ideas, discusses the viral potential of generosity. He shares inspiring stories showing how small acts of kindness can create significant change in communities. Anderson advocates for a generous mindset, encouraging everyone to take brave actions, no matter how modest. He highlights impactful examples, like courageous dialogues and community initiatives, demonstrating how creativity and fearlessness can foster generosity and inspire others in unexpected ways.

Explore the science of generosity with Chris Anderson, curator of TED. Learn how to cultivate a generosity mindset, the promise of the internet to amplify kindness, and the benefits of practicing generosity for personal happiness. Discover impactful stories of viral generosity and the transformative power of giving in a connected world.

Chris Anderson, former editor-in-chief of Wired Magazine and founder of 3D Robotics, shares his journey from DIY drone enthusiast to defense tech innovator. He discusses the evolution of consumer drones and the challenges of manufacturing in a competitive landscape. Anderson explores the impact of punk rock on creativity, the importance of niche markets in tech, and how new advancements are reshaping aerospace. He also highlights regulatory hurdles and the balance between innovation and market pressures, offering insights into the future of technology and consumer expectations.

Solutions to climate change are ideas worth spreading. And that is what TED is all about. On the sixth episode of Planet A’s fourth season, the curator of TED, Chris Anderson, spreads his ideas on how to make a good talk and address climate change in a way that excites and motivates people.TED has been sharing big ideas on climate change for more than 15 years with prominent speakers like Al Gore, Bill Gates, and Prince William – as well as the host of this podcast, Dan Jørgensen.So how do we push transformative ideas for the green transition moving forward?Listen for yourself in this episode.You can find the TED talks referenced here:Al Gore: Averting the climate crisisDan Jørgensen: How wind energy could power Earth ... 18 times overTim Urban: Inside the mind of a procrastinator