Theresa Lola: Poetry can transport you to places you’ve never been in ten lines. It’s emotion compressed The poet on anglicising her name as a teenager, rediscovering her oríkì, and writing a collection about what names reveal and erase. May 31, 2025 CREATIVITY·EDUCATION
Fiona Banner AKA The Vanity Press: AI is disembodying language – but it is still of us The British artist on conflict, control, the false clarity of the picturesque – and why all art is a form of activism. April 24, 2025 CREATIVITY·PLANET·POWER
Jon Gower: You don’t have to live in a monastery to feel that gift of silence The writer and lifelong birder on fifty years of change written into our birdlife, the discipline of really looking, and the moment of silence February 5, 2025 PLANET
Gillian Burke:: I’d rather go down on a burning planet where we’re all together than have a planet that works for some but not for all The biologist, television presenter and filmmaker on why 25 years of nature TV failed to save the planet — and what we need to March 20, 2024 EDUCATION·PLANET
Tom Morton-Smith: When you create something for children, you need to speak to something deeper than distraction