The weekend will be filled with talks, workshops, puzzle-hunts, dance parties, and late-night conversations around the fireside.
Would you like to run a session? After you've gotten a ticket and we've processed it (takes about a day) you can submit a session on the schedule.
Here are the sorts of things we'd love people to run:
- Debates: Present arguments for a claim that you've thought a lot about,
and argue against someone who disagrees with you about it.
- Storytelling: Read us a new story that you've written.
- Workshops: Give a workshops on a skill you've had practice with —
statistics, forecasting, investigative journalism, story-writing, anything you know well and
people might be interested in.
- Talk with Q&A: If you have talks you've given before or have one you'd like
to give to this audience, we'd like to hear it!
- Memo Sessions: This is where someone has written a short essay (2-6 pages)
ahead of time, then a small group of people reads it, and then has a Q&A with the author
about the ideas in the essay. It works best if the author defends a strong or surprising
claim that some people in the room will clearly disagree with.
- Make music: Bring your instrument and have a jam, or lead a singalong, or
host a dance session.
- … Something else?
Over the weekend, there will be a continuously updating collaborative schedule for sessions that
anyone is invited to add to.