We’re going back to square one with this Forum. The technical term for our quest is epistemology. That is, how do we know what we know? How do we know what is true? Is anything knowable or worth knowing? If you’ve honestly, perhaps silently, asked those questions, Dr. Meek’s presentation is for you. Drawing on the ancient notion of covenant relationships as well as the tenets of tacit reasoning in the works of Michael Polanyi, Esther winsomely argues that all…

From the New York Times bestselling author, Marty Makary, comes an eye-opening, timely, urgent critique of America's broken healthcare system and the change agents working to fix it. One in five Americans now has medical debt in collections and rising healthcare costs today threaten every small business in America. Dr. Makary, one of the nation's leading healthcare experts, travels across America and details why healthcare has become a financial crisis. Using vivid stories and original research, Dr. Makary explains how…

In 2016, 4,642 Pennsylvanians died of drug overdoses. That’s thirteen human beings each day on average. And the rate of overdoses of all kinds continues to rise. What is at the root of these and other addictions? Mr. Fair will suggest a connection between our experience with attachment in our youngest years and our thirst for satisfaction as we get older. We are a marvelous mess, humans. But there is hope. Drawing on his own extensive experience as a licensed…