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- 06/26/2022 - Mary Shelley on reproductive rights, Rebecca Solnit on writing and gardening, humanity's first cosmic gallery of children's art about life on Earth
- 06/24/2022 - Some algorithm needs you to "reconfirm" your subscription to The Marginalian
- 06/19/2022 - The dandelion and the meaning of life, 20 reasons for being, poet Elizabeth Alexander on how literature widens the portal of the possible
- 06/12/2022 - Consciousness and the constellations, the creative power of longing and the bittersweet,the day Hermann Hesse discovered the meaning of life in a tree
- 06/05/2022 - Special edition: The 3 things that make it worth living—nature, human nature, and their intersection in music—in a single century-deep story
- 06/05/2022 - The Stoic key to kindness + the octopus and the blue blind spots of our consciousness + stunning cyanotype portraits of flowers
- 05/29/2022 - Your brain on grief (and your heart on healing) + an illustrated meditation on how to live with fear and what it means to love + the joy of dance
- 05/22/2022 - The remarkable story behind Beethoven's "Ode to Joy," Rebecca Solnit reads a century-old love poem to trees by an 18-year-old Harlem Renaissance poet
- 05/21/2022 - The Universe in Verse 2022: What Is Life? — free worldwide retrostream, this weekend only
- 05/15/2022 - An illustrated celebration of living with presence in uncertain times; the science of the body and the soul across the 4,000-year history of exercise
- 05/07/2022 - 200 years of great writers and artists on the creative and spiritual rewards of gardening
- 05/01/2022 - Whitman's hymn to human nature, a forgotten Swiss masterpiece on the evolution of consciousness, the lost botanical art that inspired Emily Dickinson
- 04/24/2022 - Yo-Yo Ma performs Richard Feynman's ode to the wonder of life, the mystery of the world's most majestic tree, and more
- 04/23/2022 - The Animated Universe in Verse — the complete series, a year in the making, freely available online in its entirety
- 04/17/2022 - We are made of music, we are made of time (and some peace)
- 04/09/2022 - "The More Loving One," animated: the science of entropy and the art of alternative endings; Nick Cave on hope, love, and the remedy of despair
- 04/02/2022 - Rumi on love, Iris Murdoch on our search for truth and goodness, Margaret Wise Brown on the puzzle of what makes a thing itself (and you yourself)
- 03/27/2022 - David Byrne's cheerful illustrated history of the future, Arthur Rackham's haunting century-old art for Irish fairy tales, Emmy Noether's genius
- 03/26/2022 - It's happening! The Universe in Verse is back, in person, in April, in a magical new place!
- 03/20/2022 - Nature's antidote to human hardship, Albert Camus's antidote to violence, and Benjamin Franklin's pioneering strategy for making difficult decisions
