An impromptu musical gathering evolved into a global performance phenomenon through the strategic embrace of what others might call failures. This compelling journey illustrates how calculated risks and persistent innovation can transform perceived limitations into extraordinary opportunities. Discover how one artistic vision defied conventional wisdom by leveraging imperfection as the cornerstone of authentic creative growth. Badhri Seshadri is a trailblazer in the world of music and community engagement. As the founder of Motta Maadi Music, he has reimagined live performances by creating a unique sing-along experience where the audience becomes the star of the show. What began on a humble rooftop with just 25 attendees has grown into a global sensation, with over 150 shows across India and abroad, bringing people together through the universal language of music.A trained sound engineer and composer, Badhri has worked on over 50 songs and numerous projects spanning short films and theatre. With his latest venture, "Cut Take Okay", he is championing emerging artists and fostering creativity. From the rooftops of Trichy to stages worldwide, Badhri continues to redefine what it means to create meaningful connections through music. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

In a world racing toward an AI-driven future, one question remains—how do we stay relevant? Technology enthusiast Razvan Duica takes us on a thrilling journey from the past to 2050, where automation, AI, and digital revolutions shape our lives. But the key to thriving isn’t just tech—it’s becoming a Hyper-Human, blending innovation with empathy, creativity, and critical thinking. Facing a skills crisis, cybersecurity threats, and ethical dilemmas, we must embrace Perpetual Beta—lifelong learning in an ever-changing world. The future isn’t about replacing humanity; it’s about enhancing it. So, are you ready to step up? The future is calling—be bold, be curious, and become the Hyper-Humans of tomorrow! Razvan is an experienced business leader with a passion for emerging technologies and their impact on work and education. With international expertise in IT&C across fintech, telecommunications, and national security, he has guided organizations through technological transformations. Holding dual Bachelor’s degrees in Mathematics & Computer Science and Business Economics, along with postgraduate studies at Bucharest Polytechnic University, Razvan continues to expand his knowledge through leadership programs at Oxford University and the University of York.Known for his practical approach and focus on building meaningful relationships, Razvan inspires leaders and students with insights on technology, AI, skill-building, and responsible innovation. At TEDx Questfield Intl College Youth, he will explore “Hyper-Humans,” revealing how curiosity, creativity, and ethical technology adoption can empower the next generation to thrive in a hyper-technologized future. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

In this TED Talk, the speaker explores the profound role of art in shaping our lives and identities, arguing that art is more than beauty—it’s a reflection of our humanity, creativity, and individuality. Drawing on philosophy and personal insights, they emphasize how art surrounds us in every decision and action, making each of us unique, like fingerprints. However, the speaker warns of a growing cultural crisis: as art education is devalued, we risk losing the creativity and emotional intelligence that art fosters. They advocate for a renewed appreciation of art’s transformative power, urging society to embrace diverse perspectives and unlock its full potential. Art, they argue, is not just an expression—it’s a vital force that unites us while celebrating our differences. I have always surrounded myself with the arts, whether through poetry, music, or theatre. As a high school student, I have chosen to pursue this passion by embarking on a journey meant to prepare me for the fascinating world of cultural management. I therefore consider it part of my purpose to raise awareness about the role the arts play in our lives, as well as their impact on each and every one of us. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Financial concerns can be crippling—whether it's the challenge of budgeting, fear of surprise expenses, or the need to save for tomorrow. This presentation by Brajesh Pranami explores the psychology of fear around money and how it influences us. Through experience and actionable solutions, learn how to get your finances in check, cultivate intelligent money behaviors, and convert money anxiety into money confidence. If you've ever worried about money, this speech is for you. Watch now and take the first step towards financial freedom. Brajesh Pranami, CEO of Flyhi Finance, has played a pivotal role in transforming education financing in India. With experience as Group Head at HDFC Bank and the founder of three startups, he brings deep expertise in finance and business strategy. Frequently featured on ZEE Business, he is a recognized voice in the financial industry.In his TEDx talk, Brajesh will address the deeply ingrained fear surrounding money—how it stems from both biological instincts and psychological conditioning. He will break down how financial anxiety shapes decision-making and limits opportunities. More importantly, he will provide actionable strategies to overcome this fear, including setting clear financial goals, creating structured plans, and embracing calculated risks. Through his insights, Brajesh will empower individuals to shift their mindset, take control of their finances, and build confidence in their financial journey. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

What happens when you imagine robots as your parents? Dive into Antonio Amaral’s playful and enlightening TEDx talk where he tests the limits of AI as 'mombot' and 'dadbot.' With a dash of humor and a lot of curiosity, Antonio uses AI platforms like ChatGPT to see if technology can tackle typical parental duties—from acing homework help to making learning a blast. But as he dives deeper, Antonio stumbles upon a heartwarming realization: the irreplaceable warmth and emotional connection only real parents can provide. Join him on this quirky journey as he discovers what truly makes a parent irreplaceable. ✨ Laughed at the idea of robot parents? Like, comment, and share your thoughts on where technology should draw the line! ? Don't miss out—subscribe for more entertaining and thought-provoking TEDx talks! #TEDx #Robotics #AI #Family #Technology #Parenting #AntonioAmaral Born on July 22, 2013, António lived in Madrid before moving to Lisbon in 2015. A student at the British School of Lisbon, he excels in Science, Geography, and Drama, reflecting his curiosity and love for connection. Passionate about combating bullying, António empowers peers to embrace their uniqueness. He is a natural leader, empathetic and engaging, with a zest for life that shines in cooking, reading, and playing with his twin brothers. An accomplished sailor, he has won two regattas and dreams of sailing the globe to explore diverse cultures. António’s vision for a better world inspired his reflections in The Art of Being Human, where he champions genuine connection. Entrepreneurial and ambitious, he hopes to meet Warren Buffett to drive meaningful change globally. António in three words: Compassionate, Inspiring, and Visionary. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

In this TED Talk, the speaker explores the art of communication through four transformative lessons learned from competitive debating: embrace curiosity over certainty, listen deeply before speaking, accept that people rarely change their core beliefs, and value rationality where it matters. Using the story of humanity’s rise as the "storytelling ape," they highlight how communication has always been a key to survival and success. The talk emphasizes the importance of teaching communication skills in schools, advocating for debate as a powerful tool to foster better conversations. With anecdotes and insights, the speaker inspires the audience to imagine a world where communication bridges divides, empowers individuals, and shapes a brighter future for humanity. "What if the key to unlocking critical thinking, empathy, and leadership lies in the art of debate? I’m Ioan-Vladimir Brezniceanu, and through years of debating on international stages and coaching national teams, I’ve seen how structured dialogue transforms minds. Whether you’re an educator, student, or simply curious about the future of learning, join me as I will challenge you to rethink the role of debate in education.". This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx