If your eye glazed over at the mention of classical music, you really have to watch this! An oldie but a goodie, Benjamin Zander is an English conductor who charmingly breaks down and explains a couple of classical music concepts in such an easy and understandable manner that proves that classical music can be appreciated by everyone.

If you’re old enough to remember when Monica Lewinsky was dominating headlines but don’t know what happened to her after that, this is a TED talk you have to watch. Listen to her side of the story, and the impact that the media coverage had on her – something that is more relevant than ever in today’s digital age.

Did you know lie-spotting is a science? Learn the rudiments of how to spot a lie with Pamela Meyer, a certified Fraud Examiner. This TED talk comes complete with case studies in the form of videos – including a clip of Bill Clinton in response to the Monica Lewinsky scandal, especially poignant after watching her TED talk.

In his own words, Will Stephen has nothing for you in this talk. Nothing. And yet, this talk that supposedly has nothing, is chock-full of techniques you can adopt to make yourself look good while presenting. We can all agree that’s super useful at work, yeah?

Who thinks of themselves as someone who can’t draw? *raises hand* But that’s simply not true as this talk by Graham Shaw will prove. Simple and heart-warming, this talk will bring a smile to your face and possibly a tear to your eye too.

This one simple trick could save so much paper towels every year! And all you need to do is watch this 4-minute video to find out how.