Are you a Digital Nomad? Do you work or play without regard for you physical location? Is your laptop the center of your office or your play-space, regardless of where you are? Then you are part of a growing class of individuals that make up the Digital Nomad movement, a community of individuals who are co-joined by the fact that you are no longer defined by where you are. Your device is always connected. Always. Everywhere.

Vali Nasr discusses how to break out of the ivory tower.

Ted Kennedy discusses the dilemma of immigration.

Ted Kennedy discusses the challenges in education and addresses some of the problems facing our educational systems and institutions today.

Stephen Carter discusses the limit that divides the personal and the political issues.

Stephen Carter explains the minimum needed to define democracy

Stephen Carter explains the idea of what justice is

Stephen Breyer explains the idea of interpreting the law

Robert Menendez explains the immigration process in the history of the US and what takes to be called an American

Robert Butler discusses how society should be prepared and care for the elderly

Richard Branson discusses the idea of how to fix the media

Richard Armitage talks about the revolution and discusses if democracy should be exported

Richard Armitage explains what is needed to be a great leader through three steps

Paul Krugman discusses the political application for Liberal Philosophy

Nick Lemann explains how the internet as a technological tool is changing politics.

Majora Carter tells us about the biggest leadership challenges that she has faced

Majora Carter explains what green collar jobs are

Matt Bai discusses how the republicans can win the presidency

Matt Bai discusses how the democrats can win the presidency

Matt Bai explains how does political journalism can affect the voters in their decision