We need a new direction in tech that focuses on thoughtful, ethically-made tools that are built with human rights in mind rather than growth and profit.
The American Xenophobia Paradox
History shows that while economic and other concerns certainly help to make xenophobia thrive, it is not just an inevitable consequence of national anxieties.
Classical Music is Child’s Play: A Conversation with Julia Tai
“I think that music can be one of the earliest ways in which a child can really perceive something bigger than life.”
Talking about Talking to Your Kids About Death: A Conversation with Caroline Wright
How do you talk to kids about death?
Do Nothing But Read This Interview with Jenny Odell
I think most people find themselves distracted more often than they’d like to be, which means that deep down they might rather be doing something else.
An Earth Shattering Interview: Discussing Earthquakes with Joan Gomberg
We’re poised for ‘The Big One.’ ‘The Big One’ being an earthquake. Remember that New Yorker story about what will happen when an earthquake hits the Northwest? The subhead of that story: “An earthquake will destroy a sizable portion of the coastal Northwest. The question is when.”
A Light Conversation with Shannon Perry
Most of all, I hope the humorous aspects of some of the themes will serve as a wink to children, punks, misfits and grandmothers alike.
Waxing Poetic with Sarah Galvin
Town Hall for me has always physically manifested a right of passage. I was a student, now I hope it’s time for me to teach, to beckon the next generation of artists into that grand hall.
Talent Show: The Tender Gritty Music of Amanda Winterhalter
On August 10, Town Hall’s stage will be graced by musician Amanda Winterhalter for a single release concert. Tickets are on sale now! Get to know her a bit more.