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ACLU Director Anthony Romero sees plenty of work ahead for President Obama. http://bigthink.com/anthonyromero

The foreign policy expert claims that if it weren't for the possibility of mutually assured destruction, the US might attack North Korea. http://bigthink.com/lesliegelb

She worries that we are the next Pompeii. http://bigthink.com/ariannahuffington

For scientists to better correlate genes and disease, millions of people need to voluntarily have their genomes analyzed. http://bigthink.com/breakthroughs

Robert Thurman contends that true happiness occurs when we’re least aware of it. http://bigthink.com/robertthurman

The incident wasn't actually a rebellion, says Adi Ignatius. http://bigthink.com/adiignatius

Dr. Nicholas LaRusso questions what he calls unfounded claims that Steve Jobs received preferential treatment for his liver transplant and discusses how, in the future, transplantation may go the way of the Dodo. http://bigthink.com/nicholaslarusso

University of California at Berkeley has long been a hotbed of research on AI. http://bigthink.com/frankrose

The cultural journalist remembers the man who could "make steps out of air." http://bigthink.com/faraichideya

Public health expert Josh Ruxin warns that heart disease is surging in poor countries. http://bigthink.com/joshruxin

Hooman Majd on the Iranian election. http://bigthink.com/hoomanmajd

Former Office of Management and Budget Director Alice Rivlin explores how advances in technology will change the way businesses operate. http://bigthink.com/alicerivlin

Alice Rivlin on how to succeed in a new regulatory environment. http://bigthink.com/alicerivlin

The former director of the Office of Management and Budget, Alice Rivlin, balances your corporate budget. http://bigthink.com/alicerivlin

Hooman Majd on Iran's potential to go nuclear. http://bigthink.com/hoomanmajd

While physical discipline in writing is important, meditation and yoga fall by the wayside during periods of intense creativity. http://bigthink.com/elizabethgilbert

Ryan McGinness says wants to harness the power of brands to communicate his own thoughts and ideas. http://bigthink.com/ryanmcginness

The founder of Freelancers Union investigates the fallen giants. http://bigthink.com/sarahorowitz

Futurist Ray Kurzweil details the technology timeline leading up to 2029 including the downsides to Singularity. http://bigthink.com/raykurzweil

Watch Craig Newmark dodge the question of online criminal activity. http://bigthink.com/craignewmark

A green economy must be good for low-income Americans, not just the eco- elite, according to Van Jones. http://bigthink.com/vanjones

The professor says wide-scale legalization is a thorny issue but sees much more room for medical marijuana’s application. http://bigthink.com/carlhart

The Economist editor on how evangelical Christianity adapts to the modern world. http://bigthink.com/johnmicklethwait

Jeff Zeldman on global collaboration. http://bigthink.com/jeffreyzeldman

Philosopher Peter Singer discusses the state of global ethics. http://bigthink.com/PeterSinger

Is Tim Geithner going too easy on banks and hedge funds? http://bigthink.com/dambisamoyo

The ideas of vertical farming visionary Dickson Despommier. http://bigthink.com/dicksondespommier

Secular fundamentalism is a play on words. http://bigthink.com/samharris

The artist wants his work to reveal everything all at once. http://bigthink.com/seanscully

Ricky Gervais with a laugh out loud tribute to celebrity struggles. http://bigthink.com/rickygervais

A laugh riot with the English comedian. http://bigthink.com/rickygervais

The astrophysicist speculates on the next great scientific breakthroughs. http://bigthink.com/neildegrassetyson

Swedish banking minister Leif Pagrotsky on the legendary welfare state. http://bigthink.com/leifpagrotsky

The contemporary artist says the best time to make art is when everyone thinks art is dead. http://bigthink.com/chuckclose

The Nation's Katrina vanden Heuvel says today’s liberalism is nothing new. http://bigthink.com/katrinavandenheuvel

Is the worst behind us? Will the stimulus package help? http://www.bigthink.com/harryreid

Reconstructing Lincoln's stumbles. http://www.bigthink.com/nancykoehn

Historically, the U.S. has been involved for a very long time. http://www.bigthink.com/user/vali-nasr

Howard Bragman explains the influence of the man, the myth. http://www.bigthink.com/user/howard-bragman

Though hugely popular with the younger generation, social networking keeps us from being in the moment, Howard Bragman says. http://www.bigthink.com/user/howard-bragman

Howard Bragman sees a fallow period with the election of Obama, but one that won't last.

Howard Bragman gives his best advice to public figures. http://www.bigthink.com/user/howard-bragman

Howard Bragman unpacks how we have redefined what PR stands for. http://www.bigthink.com/user/howard-bragman

Howard Bragman explains how the metabolism of the media has gone "crazy." http://www.bigthink.com/user/howard-bragman

Howard Bragman was indeed capable of doing it all at a Chicago ad firm. http://www.bigthink.com/user/howard-bragman

Harold Bragman teaches us personal branding 101. http://www.bigthink.com/user/howard-bragman

Howard Bragman explains the mutualism that binds journalists and publicists and makes some predictions for the New York Times. http://www.bigthink.com/user/howard-bragman

Howard Bragman puts George Clooney and Dick Cheney at opposite ends of the spectrum. http://www.bigthink.com/user/howard-bragman

Howard Bragman mentions a few of his inspirations. http://www.bigthink.com/user/howard-bragman

Israel may be strong, but a unilateral attack on Iran would be the "worst case scenario" says Bergman. http://www.bigthink.com/user/ronen-bergman