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Horizon is a dialogue series from The Age of Culture Project, exploring culture as a governing force for the age ahead. Through conversations with leading thinkers across culture, education, technology, policy, neuroscience, food systems, and civic life, Horizon asks a central question: what happens when societies become more technically advanced, but less culturally coherent? This channel brings together recorded dialogues, reflections, and future reports examining the systems that shape public trust, human judgment, belonging, value, and continuity in the age of AI. Horizon is not a platform for easy answers. It is a space for serious inquiry into the cultural foundations needed for more humane, resilient, and meaningful futures. Visit our landing page on The Age of Culture Website!
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This episode asks whether modern society’s deepest failures are really failures of execution — or signs that our systems are succeeding according to the wrong assumptions. Michael Frugtniet leads a conversation alongside
This episode examines how modern societies define value — and what becomes invisible when value is reduced to price, productivity or growth. Through a conversation grounded in food systems, ecology, craft, place and publ
This foundational episode opens the series by returning to the intellectual roots of The Age of Culture Project. In conversation with Michael Frugtniet, D. Paul Schafer reflects on the journey from the Economic Age to th
Michael Frugtniet opens the series with a direct reflection on the condition of contemporary society: systems are becoming more efficient, yet public trust, social coherence, meaning and continuity feel increasingly frag
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