U.S. Companies Have an AI Problem. Indian IT Wants to Be the Solution
by Itika Sharma Punit
When artificial intelligence meets decades of old corporate data, who actually has to clean up the mess?
0:00 / 8:20 · Narrator Charon
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2026-09-11
Today's Crosscut
The Toll of Tennis
Watching an aging champion push his body until he vomits and collapses on the court shatters the old myth of tennis as a graceful, bloodless alternative to violent sports.
Novak Djokovic Pukes and Crumbles at the U.S. Open × What Makes Tennis One of the Greatest Games
0:00 / 14:09 · Narrator Sulafat/Charon/Vindemiatrix
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The Synthesis is Here
by Frederick M. Lawrence and Alfred Spector
If a machine can solve almost any problem, who decides which problems actually matter?
0:00 / 27:41 · Narrator Algieba
You Can’t Shield Kids From Scary News – Here’s What ‘Sesame Street’ and Other Children’s Shows Did After 9/11
by Julie Dobrow, Teaching Professor, Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study and Human Development, Tufts University
How do you explain a tragedy to a child who already knows you are afraid?
0:00 / 9:08 · Narrator Sulafat
The Moral Paradox of Extreme Wealth: Why People Oppose It yet Are Reluctant to Take Steps to Reduce It
by Jen Cole Wright, Professor of Psychology, College of Charleston
Why does taking a billionaire's money feel like a bigger injustice than extreme poverty?
0:00 / 9:31 · Narrator Gacrux
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How to Rediscover Your Purpose Later in Life
by Denise Taylor
If getting older is about deepening who you already are, why try to reinvent yourself?
0:00 / 18:40 · Narrator Vindemiatrix