Diana Luepke examines the roles of control and spontaneity in an individual’s life, and in art in particular. She talks about the idea of relaxed engagement, and the benefits of working with a certain level of freedom, as opposed to complete control.

Michael Carlos talks about driving in the winter, and his experiences with his front wheel drive Honda Civic, with no traction control. He argues that the driver is more important than specialized equipment, and gives tips for how to minimize risk, and drive responsibly.

Godert van Hardenbroek talks about Dian Racing, a student run group involved in the formula zero electric racing series. He explains some of the history behind alternative energy in cars, and how both he and his students have become involved in the formula zero series.

"Presentation of the Day" on June 3, 2013.

With the need for speed and style, no doubt your in need for a Britsh sports car or at least in Nick Groombridge's opinion. He showcases four British cars in his collection and talks about them individually; explaining how they are made and what makes them unique.

"Presentation of the Day" on April 10, 2014.

Vibhanshu Kulshrestha, IT enthusiast, draws his analogy of 'cars and human life'

Speaker Bea Mehlhorn brings us into the world of gearhead, fashion, furniture building, and local pinup community.

Meg Thomas explores the culture of our road users, and the dominance of cars. The impact of pavement parking is considered, and it looks at the creative ways people have tried to tackle the issue.

Gearhead, auto enthusiast or car lover, whatever you want to call him Jonathon Jeffery has had an infatuation with cars since he was old enough to spell the word car. He talks about the unattainable, the unusual and even some jalopies that he has been enamored with his entire life. 

Architect Rob Natke has a passion for buildings - which may be eclipsed by his love for automobiles.