Episodes

At the Brain and Mind Centre, Dr. Hosseini builds simulation models that reveal hidden connections in complex systems, guiding decision-makers beyond immediate concerns to develop effective well-being solutions that support youth mental health in Australia.

Through ancient scriptures and spiritual philosophy, Anand's work reveals how planetary alignments mirror the rhythms of collective transformation.

A distillation of lessons and reflections with Dr. Jane Goodall DBE, founder of the Jane Goodall Institute and UN Messenger of Peace.

Amid a year punctured by record-breaking global elections, political economist and social technologist Glen Weyl and I sat down to reflect on pluralism and the possibilities that emerge when technology, democracy, and human cooperation intersect.

Neuropolitical scientist, writer, and artist Dr. Liya Yu interweaves her life's work in science, art, and activism into a unified vision she calls "Gesamtkunstbefreiung" - a holistic approach to liberation in creating a new embodied language and philosophy through which we humanize ourselves.

Thai television and film director Pat Boonitipat discusses the complex family dynamics in his directorial debut feature ‘How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies,’ the future of Thai cinema, and bringing forward the unconditional love and connection we all yearn for.

Photographer ⁠⁠Gab Mejia⁠⁠ on keeping each other sacred and truly loving our fragmentation.

Executive Director of the Jane Goodall Institute Taiwan, and the Jane Goodall Sustainability Academy on filling ourselves with a sense of awe.

Changemaker and Founder of YOUTHTOPIA on why welcoming change is always possible.

Happenus is a series of intimate and in-depth conversations with people from all walks of life, bridging personal narratives with the emerging societal and environmental happenings we collectively share.