Maggie Spivey-Faulkner

Kevin Kelly, co-founder of Wired magazine and author, discusses the philosophy of animal communication and the ethics of human cloning. Harvard's Noah Feldman delves into the dangers of the American Dream and challenges conventional governance systems. Anthropologist Maggie Spivey-Faulkner shares insights on cultural identity, while Joshua L. Steiner explores the implications of genetic diversity. They engage in lively debates on independent thinking, the transformative power of active listening, and the intriguing potential of AI in interspecies communication.

Join Jake Muise, CEO of Maui Nui Venison, who shares insights on innovative agricultural practices to manage invasive deer populations while providing nutritious food. Maggie Spivey Faulkner, an anthropological archaeologist, discusses the significance of indigenous methods in archaeology and their role in cultural preservation. They touch on team dynamics, the impact of American middle-class culture on mental health, and innovative storytelling in cinema. Expect engaging discussions that stretch across sustainability, community, and creativity!