Some of the talks may have been filmed prior to 2011 but all of the talks here were posted in 2011. Unless you were lucky enough to attend the TED event in question, it's still new to you. Enjoy!

How I Became 100 Artists

You don't need to be an artist to appreciate Shea Hembrey's "How I became 100 artists," but if you are it's even more amazing. Hembrey talks about his experience staging an "international art show" with 100 different artists. That would be daunting, but Hembrey decided to invent the 100 artists and create their biographies, passions, and art himself. A fascinating and inspiring piece.

A Modern Take on Piano, Violin, Cello

If music is more your thing, then the "Modern Take on Piano, Violin, Cello" entry from the Ahn Trio is a must-watch (and listen). The Ahn sisters (Maria, Lucia, and Angella) don't spend much time talking, but you won't be disappointed.

3 Things I Learned While My Plane Crashed

Learning experiences like this, I could do without. But Ric Elias' talk "3 things I learned while my plane crashed, details the experience of being on flight 1549 as it crash-landed in the Hudson River in January 2009.

How to Spot a Liar

If you've ever watched the show Lie to Me, you'll find this talk by Pamela Meyer fascinating. In "how to spot a liar," Meyer explains many of the tell-tale signs of lying and how people are often complicit in choosing to believe a lie.

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