The latest from TEDxBeverlyGrove — speaker announcements, press coverage, and stories worth following.
A founder and systems architect argues that deepfakes are not the threat. The absence of consent, authorship, and accountability behind them is.
Announcements, speaker reveals, and coverage from the road to March.
A creative operations leader and Toastmasters World Champion competitor draws on a shipwreck almost no one remembers to explain what actually keeps people from drowning in crisis.
The debut release extends one of the 2026 event's most memorable ideas beyond the room while keeping the focus on the talk, the speaker, and the community gathered around it
"One more day" was never optimism. It was a discipline small enough to survive doubt.
A father's five-year immersion inside his daughter's medical care reveals why systems keep solutions people never see.
A dating coach with access to millions of swipes explains why connection has never been easier, and closeness has never been harder.
Nurse Practitioner Shannon Fernando on Why Hunger Is a Permission Problem, Not a Scarcity Problem
Paralympic Medalist Isaac Jean-Paul on the Hidden Cost of Lowered Expectations
Ryan Garney came to TEDxBeverlyGrove 2026 with a question disguised as a history lesson. By the end, the room had a new way to think about pressure, leadership, and emotional survival.
Johnny Wu came to the Marilyn Monroe Theatre with a magic trick. He left the room with something closer to a confession.
Syd Stewart took the TEDxBeverlyGrove 2026 stage and said what too many rooms have been afraid to say out loud.
Ken Cardwell came to TEDxBeverlyGrove 2026 with a question nobody in the room had been asked before. By the end of ten minutes, nobody could stop thinking about it.
Eron Zehavi came to TEDxBeverlyGrove 2026 in a wheelchair. He left the audience questioning whether they were more paralyzed than he was.
America tried to optimize sleep. Dr. Shelby Harris says that may be the problem.