@Sound & Music and @Digital Health happened in February and March, and if you missed them live, most of the talks are on-demand right now at the THU Platform. They're worth your time.

Sound & Music gave audio professionals the stage they've always deserved, and they had a lot to say. There's a reason they're some of the most quietly obsessive people in this industry, and it’s because they work in a medium that bypasses every rational defence you have. Getting that right, consistently, across different moments is a craft that takes years to develop, and the conversations at THU Sound & Music got inside the individual thinking behind each of these artists..

Digital Health took a harder left turn. Neuroscientist @Nanthia Suthana talked about using creativity as an entry point into how the brain forms and loses memory, @John Krakauer walked us through immersive experiences being used to restore neurological function, and @Nicolas Morgenstern showed VR environments built for clinical cognitive training. The craft this community has spent years developing is, in some cases, literally saving lives, and that definitely felt like a conversation worth starting.

More events are coming your way, and more often. The plan is simple: follow creative work into every field it's actively changing, and bring in the people leading those fields into the room. Over time, hopefully this will become something more than a series of events, but a body of knowledge the Tribe can actually use.Besides that, the THU Platform is also just a good place to spend time. Beyond the event recordings, it's where the Tribe keeps a presence, where you can find mentorship opportunities with people who've been where you are, and spaces you can actively take part of. It's not finished (nothing worth building ever is)  but it's already useful, and it gets more so the more people show up. If you haven't set up your profile yet, now's a good time.We're glad to be building it with you.