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Boyd talks about the world’s cosmopolitan elite.

Money is not resources we lack, says Boyd.

D.C. is very vulnerable to group think, says Boyd.

We tend to focus on the problems, Boyd says.

Boyd, on the ecology project.

Everything depends on the war.

Restoring America’s role as the world’s beacon is important.

We need to address the issue of climate change, says Boyd.

Boyd talks about the country’s founding.

Wes Boyd, on the value of humility.

People stepping up.

Wes Boyd talks about helping the blind.

Politics are becoming very insular.

Yes, because not enough good people are involved.

Giving a voice to people who get America.

Wes Boyd started programming at 14.

Sandel, on Charles Taylor’s philosophy.

Can we have meaningful say in the world around us?

A life spent thinking and reflecting.

Those at the top of society should not feel divine for their accomplishments.

Humans have a yearning to think beyond themselves.

Politics must confront moral and religious questions.

Sandel talks about what we should be asking about the marketplace.

Michael Sandel frames the stem cell debate.

Michael Sandel discusses the idea of the prestige of rigor and the relationship between philosophy and science.

Political philosophy has to be engaged in life.

We don’t live in small city-states anymore and so must craft a form of governance suited to a global order, says Michael Sandel.

Sandel talks about the impact of his first book.

Sandel makes his students dig deep.

Robert Kennedy was poised to redefine American liberalism.