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The generation-defining South African architect on architecture’s politics, the lessons in traditional building, and speaking up when it’s easier not to.

The British artist on the role of nature as a kind of modern-day faith, and why a six-hundred-year-old sweet chestnut still stops him in his tracks.

British artist Stuart Semple on what we lose when working-class voices are excluded from the cultural landscape.

The British film director on the changing landscape of filmmaking, from the rise of AI and the return of lo-fi aesthetics to the ethical weight of commercial storytelling.

The mathematician, writer, broadcaster on why we need an education system that stops forcing a choice between logic and imagination.

The UK singer-songwriter on childhood, family, prayer, and the practices that have helped him find his way back to music and to himself. 

The Nigerian British award winning poet on poetry as a way to reclaim language, connect with heritage, and ask questions that don’t need neat answers.

The British-Turkish novelist on why literature is still one of the most powerful forces we have to resist apathy, and connect more deeply to each other, nature, and ourselves.

Marcus Brigstocke has been one of the most distinctive voices in British comedy for nearly thirty years. Known for combining sharp...

The Shaolin Master reflects on generational inheritance, the illusion of self, and the power of discipline.

The Gruffalo illustrator and best-selling author on drawing animals, protecting childhood, and staying politically engaged through art.

The novelist, poet, and former HBO executive on on childhood freedom, ecological unease, digital distractions, and the power of trees to put us in our place.