Talks

Speaker	Description	Length	Link
Martin Luther King	I Have a Dream speech	17:28 min
Alexander Osterwalder	"Tools for Business Model Generation" is presented by a young Swiss author with an innovative approach.	53:20 min
Guy Kawasaki	"The Art of Start" or how to set up a start up company for the best chance of success.	39:47 min
Richard Feynman	A brief explanation of why the Challenger shuttle exploded shortly after launch.	0:47 min
Richard Feynman	Sitting down in a chair, with no slides, this legendary physicist, overflowing with excitement, talks about light.	5:55 min
Steve Jobs	At his first MacWorld after returning to Apple in 1997, Jobs lays out his vision for what Apple needed to accomplish (compare to where it was at that time).	38:32 min
Hans Rosling	Hans Rosling manages to get us excited about statistics and to see the world in a new way.	19:01 min
Jill Bolte Taylor	In this talk, neuroscientist Jill Bolte Taylor describes what it is like to have a stroke when you actually have some idea of what is going on in the brain.	18:42 min
Jeff Han	Jeff Han show why doing is alway more compelling than describing, during his demo of a multi-touch display.	8:51 min
V.S. Ramachandran	A discussion ofthe brain’s most basic mechanisms.	23:38 min
Monty Python	"Silly Voices at the Police Station" gives a funny explanation of just how far we need to go to be understood.

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TED Talks a rich source of inspiring presentation material, covering art, science and technology.

Commonwealth Club a long-stand forum for discussion and debate by many of the nation's most prominent figures (mostly audio).

BBC Reith Lectures offers an in-depth lecture series by a different speaker every year.