Films and documentaries

Peter Joseph Lecture: "Where are we going?" at Maharishi University, Nov. 15th 2009.

Lecture by Peter Joseph at New York City ZDAY2010.

ZDay 2010 London: Lecture on futurists, the current state of technology and the culture lag holding us back from developing fully and equally as a global society. Part of the Zeitgeist Movement Z-Day 2010 lectures in central London.

A look at the work of Ray Kurzweil, Cyclical consumption, Planned Obsolescence, The Sci-Fi Factor, Walter Benjamin and the Shock of the New via Angelus Novus, Evolutionary History from RNA to now, A Resource Based Economy, The Work of Jacque Fresco and Roxanne Meadows.

Lecture by Ben McLeish, recorded live at the Quaker's Friends House on April 8th 2010 at the event "Alternate Ways of Governing Society" which also featured talks by the Green Party, Simpol, and A World to Win.

Lecture on commodity, receipt and fractional (and by extension fiat) money by Ben McLeish of the Zeitgeist Movement.
Covers automation, resource based economy, employment, technological unemployment, fractional reserve banking, and the media in the monetary system.
Recorded at a meeting with the UK arm of Humanity Plus (H+) in Birkbeck College, London.

This lecture focuses on the societal mechanisms that block innovation in the world. By way of multiple examples of this trend throughout history into the modern day, three main blocking mechanisms are presented.
The realisation of these blocks points to a very specific reorientation that needs to occur in global life in order to become truly innovative, truly sustainable and truly humane.
It is the shift towards a society founded upon the scientific method and technology applied for human concern and the environment which will resolve almost all the problems in the world - accepted on a global and individual level.

Federico Pistono presents The Zeitgeist Movement at the symposium "Foundations of the new civilisation", organised by the World Center of Humanist Studies in Attigliano, Italy.