Leaders from 21 economies gathered for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation in Lima, Peru. Full Frame spoke with Morgan Quero, Peru's Minister of Education; Miguel Angel Zapatero, President of the Lima Stock Exchange; and Jennifer Pizarro, Asia-Pacific head of PROMPERU.

BY HARNESSING THE POWER OF NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS, WE CAN SIGNIFICANTLY MITIGATE THE CLIMATE CRISIS.
COMING UP YOU’LL MEET SOME OF THE DEDICATED INDIVIDUALS LEADING THE FIGHT FOR CONSERVATION.

The global gaming market is booming- it's expected to exceed 300 billion dollars in the coming years.
Half of gamers are women and girls. Meet three women who are reshaping the world of e-sports.

How can architecture and tech design be more inclusive of people with disabilities? Full Frame speaks to blind architect Chris Downey and tech accessibility consultant Paul Amadeus, plus, visionaries behind the DeafSpace architectural principles.

China and the United States are the world’s two largest economies. Their trade relations and economic policies significantly impact markets and economic stability around the world. Full Frame interviews economists Jeffrey Sachs of Columbia University and Yukon Huang of the Carnegie Endowment.

Widespread human rights abuses in Haiti, including extrajudicial killings, kidnappings, and violence against civilians, are symptoms of gang violence. These abuses have displaced hundreds of Haitians and further erode public trust in authorities. Marginalized communities, particularly in urban sl...

Access to nutritious food is tied to larger movements for racial and environmental justice. Full Frame speaks to author Marcia Chatelain, Melony Samuels of The Campaign to End Hunger, and Cheri Smith of Indigenized Energy Initiative.

What are the reasons behind the homelessness crisis in the U.S.? Full Frame speaks to two advocates who are formerly homeless themselves - Rachelle Ellison of The People for Fairness Coalition and Donald Whitehead of The National Coalition for the Homeless.

The UN says most of the development happening around the world is unsustainable.How can societies advance while using more sustainable solutions? Full Frame speaks to Paula Caballero of The Nature Conservancy and Kate O'Neill, Professor at University of California-Berkeley and Author of 'Waste'.

Dr. Sergiu Pasca of Stanford University, Tan Le of EMOTIV and Dr. Sahar Yousef of Becoming Superhuman unravel the mysteries that is the human brain.

Education is a priority for parents everywhere around the world.
How can education systems promote productivity and innovation? And how can critical thinking and deep analysis benefit us in our tech-driven world?

Throughout history, artists have poured their hearts into their work, expressing everything from pure joy to profound pain. Whether it's through exhibitions, concerts, or plays, they lay bare our deepest emotions. But can tough times also fuel creativity? In this episode of Full Frame, we'll dive...

Despite their differences, indigenous people around the world have faced similar problems – Violence, social inequalities, and threats to their way of life and traditional lands. Interviews with Nikki Santos, executive director of the Aspen Institute's Center for Native American Youth, and Qivioq...

We explore fascinating discoveries in ancient Chinese art with the Smithsonian's National Museum of Asian Art curator Keith Wilson and conservator Grace Jan.

Plastic waste has doubled in the past two decades. With growing concerns of microplastics and their impact on health and the environment, how can the world curb plastic pollution? Interviews with marine ecologist Dr. Jesse Meiller of Georgetown University & Dr. Manasa Mantravadi, pediatrician and...

Full Frame is marking a special milestone in 2024. The episode looks back at some of our most captivating and thought-provoking interviews over the past decade. Interviews with Bill Gates, James Cameron, Sylvia Earle, Angelique Kidjo, Forest Whitaker, and many more.

A study by the Prison Policy Initiative indicates that individuals with prior convictions face a tenfold increase in the likelihood of experiencing homelessness. This risk is exacerbated for people of color and women. How can we address and alleviate this pressing issue? In this episode of Full F...

Is mental health the next global public health crisis? Interviews with psychologists Dr. Alfiee Breland-Noble and Dr. Fallon Goodman

By 2050, we will need 56 percent more food to feed 10 billion people. How can we create a sustainable food system without using more land? Full Frame speaks to Florence Reed of Sustainable Harvest International and Sage Lenier of Sustainable & Just Future.

As longevity increases, how can people’s quality of life continue into their later years? Full Frame speaks to Dr. Jeremy Walston of the Human Aging Project and Dr. Frank Lin of the Cochlear Center for Hearing and Public Health, both at Johns Hopkins University.

Education is the foundation upon which we build the future of our society. Historically, a luxury, today education is a critical part of our modern world. But is everyone getting their fair shake? In this episode of Full Frame we look at how we are teaching the next generation, where we are succe...

New York and London are among the world’s most renowned and populace cities. Historically two of the world’s fastest developing cities, these cultural capitals once again find themselves on the frontiers of the world of Architecture. Full Frame speaks with architects, city planners and real-estat...

Xenophobia has existed for years. Prejudice, discrimination and bigotry can lead to racism against individuals because of their language, ethnicity or religion. When it comes to children, it can have a significant wear-and-tear effect on their developing brains. In Latin America, a woman focuses ...

It's one of the most important multilateral economic meetings of the year, The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit. Interviews with Peru's Trade Minister Juan Carlos Mathews, former UN World Food Program Director Ertharin Cousin, and Malaysia Venture Capital Management's COO Noor Amy Ismail.