The Great Remembering
Powerful Ancient Practices — And the New Science Bringing Them Back
June Cohen spent three decades at the frontier of ideas — launching TED Talks, building Masters of Scale, and helping shape how the world thinks about innovation and culture. Then she turned her investigative lens on the past.
What she found was hiding in plain sight: the practices humans relied on for thousands of years to manage fear, grief, conflict, and despair weren't superstition. They were solutions. And modern science is confirming what humans have always known. (Read more)
“Brilliantly argues that to advance forward, we must look back.”
— Steven Petrow, Columnist, The Washington Post