Steven Vedro speaks to WIE’s Carter Phipps about his recent book, Digital Dharma: A User’s Guide to Expanding Consciousness in the Infosphere, and discusses the unique role that technology plays in the evolution of consciousness.

Sean Esbjörn-Hargens, founder and chair of JFK University’s Integral Theory Department, gives WIE’s Joel Pitney the lowdown on the current state of the integral movement.

Harvard University’s Harvey Mansfield gives his controversial take on men, masculinity, and the gender-neutral society.

Jim Garrison describes his ambitious new plan to bring the world's socially and environmentally conscious citizens, or “cultural creatives,” together under a single unifying banner.

In this expansive presentation of his teaching of Evolutionary Enlightenment, Andrew Cohen conveys the stirring recognition that our capacity for consciousness and cognition is both our greatest gift and our most demanding responsibility in this rapidly evolving universe we call home.

Enlightened minds meet when mystic and author of The Power of Now, Eckhart Tolle, speaks with spiritual teacher Andrew Cohen about the meaning and purpose of spiritual life.

Self-improvement guru Tony Robbins, speaks (shouts and raves) about the need to develop the spiritual and emotional muscles necessary to embrace life in the biggest possible way.

Dr. Ervin Laszlo presents a radical new theory of our “informed universe” in which information is as elemental as energy but is perpetually created and forever retained.

In this Voices talk from London, spiritual teacher and WIE founder Andrew Cohen deconstructs familiar conceptions of God, spirituality, and the meaning and purpose of human life to reveal a profound vision of enlightenment for the sake of evolution itself.

Karen Armstrong, former nun and author of the best-selling A History of God, speaks with WIE about the need to redefine spirituality and reaffirm its relevance for civilization in the twenty-first century.

Rupert Sheldrake, iconoclast, biologist, and author of The Sense of Being Stared At, brings his inquisitive, scientific mind to the exploration of intuition, precognition, and telepathy.

Yasuhiko Kimura, integral philosopher and social visionary, addresses the matter of consciousness, what it is, and what it means to move it forward. A Voices from the Edge presentation.

Eric Weiss, Ph.D., discusses his research and ideas about astral realms, the nature of the soul, and the work of the great sage and pioneer of evolutionary spirituality, Sri Aurobindo.

WIE founder Andrew Cohen gives us an unprecedented look at the life of the 21st-century guru in this candid dialogue with three fellow spiritual teachers.

Holocaust reconciliation activists Martina Emme and Mary Rothschild speak with WIE about healing the collective wounds of genocide one person at a time.

Salman Ahmad, lead guitarist of Junoon, South Asia's most popular rock band, official UN goodwill ambassador, and America's foremost Pakistani-American filmmaker, dialogues with the audience following the US premier of his film, It's My Country Too.

Helen Fisher, popular author (The First Sex, Why We Love) and media savvy anthropologist, speaks with WIE editor Jessica Roemischer about why women love to sleep with men at the top.

Philosopher and author Dr. Jason Hill speaks about moral cosmopolitanism, a powerful new framework for understanding human development in the twenty-first century.