Eva Illouz talks about the privatization of emotion, the mistakes of the contemporary Left, and the age of immunity to truth.

Gilles Clément talks about becoming a landscape designer, respecting and working with nature, and why the entire planet is one big garden.

Antonia Lloyd-Jones speaks with Valdemar about grisly murders, the elegance of Polish, and the lanky ghost of Józef Czapski.

Bruce Hood talks about our inclination towards the supernatural, the illusion of free will, and his collection of horror and sci-fi memorabilia.

Nancy Spielberg and Anna Różalska, the producers of the film Who Will Write Our History, talk about the little-known history of Jewish social activist Emanuel Ringelblum and the Oyneg Shabes archive.

László Nemes talks about his latest film “Sunset”, directing a slower-paced cinema, and his domestic freedom as a Hungarian filmmaker.

Marshall Govindan talks about self-realization, Salvador Dali, and visiting an Arabian horse farm in communist Poland.

Who better to conduct a wise interview about freedom with than an accidentally-encountered passer-by?

Astronomer Paweł Preś talks about geomagnetic storms, drunk photons, and why the sun is much more powerful than we could ever imagine.

Olafur Eliasson talks about recreating the sun, light in art, and engaging with the world beyond the gallery.