The Walrus Talks Video Room

Investing in purpose-built real estate

Jay-Ann Gilfoy

Affordable housing for Indigenous by Indigenous

David Eddy

Housing and health are tightly connected

Andrew Boozary

Tiny homes do not serve the masses

Cristina D’Amico

Q&A from The Walrus Talks at Home: Housing

Q&A Session

Seeing Injustice And Fighting For Better

Valérie Plante

Why Am I Waiting For Someone Else To Do This?

Sandy Hudson

The Wealthy Elite Thinks They Are Solving The World’s Problems

Anand Giridharadas

I Discovered Change Could Happen Through The Written Word

Waubgeshig Rice

Good Things Come Out of Bad Things

Jann Arden

Artists Can Unlock The Potential Of Empty City Spaces

Ravi Jain

Screens And Stress During COVID-19

Najmeh Khalili-Mahani

COVID-19 Is An Opportunity To Fix Our Food System

Joshna Maharaj

To Live Better In The City, Nature Is Critical

Carly Ziter

Q&A from The Walrus Talks at Home: Living Better

Q&A Session

Move away from the capitalist understanding of access

Sarah Jama

Festivals and concerts often get forgotten

Darby Lee Young

Music is about connecting with all people

Gift Tshuma

The inaccessibility of CanLit

Dorothy Ellen Palmer

Q&A from The Walrus Talks at Home: Inclusion (Part Two)

Q&A Session

Promoting mental health and wealth for better workplaces

Sajel Bellon

Quality of life is not a commodity, but it matters most

Emile Tompa

The physical world is a spoon sucker

Dianna Hu

The telework picture is not a rosy one

Maureen Haan

Q&A from The Walrus Talks at Home: Inclusion (Part 1)

Q&A Session

The mystery of intelligence

Yann LeCun

Building values and ethics into AI

Stephanie Dinkins

The risks of creating artificially intelligent agents

Daniel Dennett

How creativity stays with us for life

Emily Urquhart

Q&A from The Walrus Talks at Home: Intelligence

Q&A Session

Replacing our take-make-waste economic system

Stephanie Cairns

Without circular procurement sustainability is window dressing

Frances Edmonds

We need buy in from Bay Street to meet climate goals

Rita Trichur

The original green economy is Indigenous

Carol Anne Hilton

Q&A from The Walrus Talks at Home: Circular Economy.

Q&A Session

Exploration is more than planting flags and making footprints

Kate Harris

Exploring the past with curiosity and compassion

Jessica Vandenberghe

Examining the potential for life on the red planet

Jack Mustard

Exploring the dark universe from deep underground

Mark Chen

How do computers understand meaning and language?

Alona Fyshe

Cities for People, Not Just Cars

Brent Toderian

The Economy versus the Environment: A False Debate

Jane Kearns

Illusions of Abundance in an Age of Scarcity

Evan Fraser

Goals, role models and resilience.

Innocent Nzayisenda

Human Trauma, Climate Trauma as One

Sheila Watt-Cloutier

Wherever There Is Water

Rear-Admiral John Newton

Research’s fight to eliminate microplasticss

Lisa Erdle

The Future of Everything

Margaret Atwood

Marine plastic pollution from a surfer’s point of view

Dom Domic

Creating the plastic-free grocery store

Michelle Genttner

The role of Indigenous elders

Doreen Spence

How Consumers Can Contribute to the Growing Indigenous Economy

Tabatha Bull

How to decolonize Indigenous philanthropy

Roberta Jamieson

Fish and Indigenous Law

Zoe Todd

Canada’s Three Founding Nations

Phil Fontaine

Indigenous Resistance in Newfoundland & Labrador

Alex McCarthy Noel

Repeal The Indian Act

Douglas Cardinal

Protecting the Inuit Way of Life

Aaju Peter

Tanya Talaga on the Indian Act

Tanya Talaga

How I survived residential school and became a leader

Stephen Kakfwi

Writing, success, how to step back

Rupi Kaur

Seven ways creativity is like sex

Emma Donoghue

Imagination and rationality are friends

Sylvia D. Hamilton

Thinking by dreams

Guy Vanderhaeghe