Dr. Andrei Tsygankov, Author of "Russia and America: The Asymmetric Rivalry" and a Professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at San Francisco State University, describes how Russia and the US could reduce tensions regarding Ukraine, NATO and their nuclear arsenals, as well as analyzing the cozy relationship between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.

John Feffer, Author of Splinterlands and Director of Foreign Policy in Focus at the Institute for Policy Studies, contrasts the Trump and Biden Administrations, especially with Biden’s positive policies on climate crisis, human rights, utilizing UN programs and nuclear nonproliferation--while Trump's policies weakened America and incited an illegal insurgency on January 6.

Ian Williams, President of the Foreign Press Association and author of “UNtold: The Real Story of the United Nations in Peace and War," discusses how the UN has changed over the past 76-years in peacekeeping, war and peace, human rights and economic and social development.

Chuck Collins, author of “The Wealth Hoarders: How Billionaires Pay Millions to Hide Trillions,” discusses economic inequality and how the ”Wealth Defense Industry” uses a wide range of trusts, foundations, offshore shell companies and fake losses to hide over $30 trillion from being taxed.

Xiao Yin Zhao, Executive Director of the World Affairs Council of Kentucky and Southern Indiana, highlights the importance of learning more about people around the world, especially through programs such as Global Citizenship Education, Guest Speakers, International Visitors and the Sister Cities Programs.

Tom Blatner, President of both JANUS Solutions and the Family Success Institute, focuses on role of master capacity builders and the UN in confronting major problems such as the climate crisis, children's challenges, income inequality, and the inability to unite and overcome conflict, division and hatred that was exacerbated by Donald Trump.

Dr. Gerald Friedman, Professor of Economics at the University of Massachusetts and Author of "The Case Of Medicare For All," delineates how the US health care arrangement, in comparison to others such as in Japan, the UK or France, is one of the most expensive systems that is not as comprehensive, efficient nor effective as many of the others.

Katrin Kohl, Professor of German at the University of Oxford  and Author of "Modern Languages: Why It Matters,"

describes the importance of all 7,100 languages in the world and the value of learning other languages, even though English is the predominant lingua franca of communication worldwide at this point in time.

Dr. Magdalena de la Teja, Former Vice President for Student Development Services at Tarrant County College, Northeast Campus in Texas, explains how students will develop new skills to effectively operate in an interdependent, interrelated and complex world and confront problems as income inequality, racism and climate change.

Ruben Nelson, Executive Director of  Foresight Canada, focuses on the climate change crisis, the Sixth Extinction, clean energy and the potential disintegration of society.