Host C. M. Rubin interviews ophthalmologist Pearse Keane about the Moorfields Mission: building AI to cut avoidable sight loss. They explain how AI helps clinicians interpret eye scans faster, triage urgent cases, and reach patients earlier while safeguarding consent, bias mitigation, and transparency. Clear, hopeful, practical—an accessible guide to trustworthy health tech for educators today.

Host C.M. Rubin interviews Yale creativity scientist Dr Zorana Ivcevic Pringle on why human imagination remains the ultimate competitive edge in an AI era. Produced by Sergio Castaneda, the episode spotlights risk, resilience, "problem finding," and six tips to spark breakthrough ideas. Learn how The Creativity Choice reframes creativity as a daily decision.

In this youth-driven Net Zero Speaks episode, Columbia Climate School Dean Dr. Alexis Abramson shares her bold vision for climate education and climate action. From AI-powered building efficiency to global clean energy access and inclusive STEM education, her insights will inspire the next generation of innovators to build a sustainable, equitable future. Net Zero Speaks with Alexis Abramson is produced by Sergio Castaneda.

In this AI for a Better World episode, host C.M. (Cathy) Rubin interviews Study Fetch CEO Esan Durrani. Produced by Sergio Castaneda, the show explores how AI-powered tutoring, game-based learning, and LMS integration are transforming remote education. Discover how Study Fetch is solving real challenges—and reshaping the future of global learning through trusted AI.

Discover how ElliQ, the world's first AI companion for older adults, is transforming senior care. In this Planet Classroom podcast, C.M. (Cathy) Rubin interviews Intuition Robotics CEO Dor Skuler to explore real stories of AI reducing loneliness, enhancing cognitive health, and easing caregiver strain. A must-listen for aging and AI innovators.

How can wetlands, beavers, and youth leadership transform climate resilience? In this inspiring Net Zero Speaks episode, youth host Cherry Sung interviews Stanford's Felicia Marcus about nature-based solutions, water equity, and innovative climate policy. Produced by Planet Classroom and the POP Movement, the episode spotlights youth-powered change and community-driven climate justice. Don't miss this powerful call to action for our planet's future.

In Highlights Take 2 – WHO's Andy Pattison on the Future of Health Communication, C. M. (Cathy) Rubin interviews Andy Pattison, WHO's Team Lead for Digital Channels, to discuss how AI and technology are saving lives. From tackling misinformation to reaching vulnerable populations through hyperlocal strategies, Pattison highlights the critical role of partnerships with major tech companies. Produced by Sergio Castaneda, this episode is a must-watch.