Saint Helena Forum

The James Webb Space Telescope, Planetary Systems, and the Origins of Life with Dr. Stefanie Milam, Deputy Project Scientist For Planetary Science , James Webb Space Telescope.

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A round table conversation with Bonnie Dow, Bill Persky, Linda Bloodworth-Thomasin and Peter Bergman about the influence of television on the Women’s Movement and American cultural shifts from the 1960’s until today.

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A conversation with Dr. Beth Shapiro about biodiversity, de-extinction, and ethically reinventing nature to save the planet.

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All stories have a beginning, a middle, and an end...like life itself. We are all consumers of story and we always have been.  Join us for a look at this universal human experience with story tellers Margot Leitman, Rena Strober, and Jonathan Adler, PhD.

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Dive into the cosmos with Avi Loeb, the esteemed Frank B. Baird, Jr., Professor of Science at Harvard University and a true luminary in astrophysics. With a distinguished career spanning groundbreaking achievements, Loeb has left an indelible mark on the field. Join

Doug Barr, Chair of the Saint Helena Forum, in an engaging conversation that delves into the mind of this remarkable scientist and explores the mysteries of the universe.

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Unearth the hidden legacies of ancient Egypt's formidable female leaders in a captivating podcast episode featuring the distinguished Egyptologist, Dr. Kara Cooney.

Egyptologist and UCLA Professor Dr. Cooney uncovers the enigmatic stories of iconic figures such as Hatshepsut, Nefertiti, and Cleopatra.

Hosted by museum professional and Forum board member, Peggy Loar, this thought-provoking conversation reveals how archaeology and hieroglyphic texts have unveiled the lives and reigns of these remarkable women, offering unique insights into the society of ancient Egypt while sparking discussions on the relevance of female leadership in our world today.

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How it’s possible for a dance company founded by a woman born in the 19th century to remain innovative, creative and relevant to an audience born in the 21st?​

Joining the forum was Janet Eilber, former dancer, now Artistic Director of the Martha Graham Center of Contemporary Dance and from the company we met principal dancer Xin Ying and soloist Charlotte Landreau and we got to see them dance. ​The discussion was chaired by Douglas Barr, President of the Saint Helena Forum.

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A lively discussion concerning threats to and the decline of our oceans and possible mitigation and restoration. Host and Forum President Douglas Barr interviews Alexandra Cousteau,  President & Co-founder of Oceans 2050 and Meaghan Brosnan, Director for the WILDAID Marine Program. 

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