2020 — THE Interview: How We Can Finally End All The Turmoil and Suffering In The World

The video of British actor, director and broadcaster Craig Conway’s astonishing, world-changing and world-saving 2020 interview with Australian biologist Jeremy Griffith provides the ideal, very short introduction to the human condition and Jeremy Griffith’s explanation of it.

2018-2020 — 14-Part Series Of Videos At The Top Of Homepage

This 14-part series, which also forms the first 14 Freedom Essays, provides a very thorough introduction to the human condition and Jeremy Griffith’s explanation of it.

2016 —1 Hour Video Of The Launch Of FREEDOM At The RGS In London

FREEDOM was launched in June 2016 at the Royal Geographical Society in London with the keynote address given by Sir Bob Geldof. Watch the presentations at the launch, and also Jeremy Griffith’s subsequent description of the transformation of the human race. The expanded transcript of these presentations is presented in the book, Transform Your Life And Save The World, which is available here and provides an ideal introduction to FREEDOM. (Alongside this video on our homepage there are also details of the launch and subsequent publicity.)

2015 — A 4-Minute Video About The Human Condition

This is an excellent short introduction to what the human condition is and to Jeremy Griffith’s breakthrough resolution of it.

2015 — FREEDOM Webinars

FREEDOM webinars, which began in 2015, contain both introductory material and more advanced analysis of the human condition, and so are very helpful in conveying the depth of insight into human behaviour that understanding of the human condition now makes possible.

2014 — Focus Group Introductory Video

This 1-hour introduction to the explanation of the human condition — given by Jeremy to a focus group in Sydney in November 2014 — covers similar ground to the introductory talk in the series at the top of the homepage, but contains some significant additional material, specifically warning of the problem of the ‘deaf effect’ when reading about the human condition, and elaborating on adolescents going through the psychological event of ‘Resignation’.

2011 — Jeremy answers questions

In this informative 3-hour video Jeremy answers the most frequently asked questions about the explanation of the human condition and how it transforms the world. The video, which was filmed in Sydney in 2011, opens with an introduction to the World Transformation Movement that was established in 1983 to promote enquiry into and understanding of the human condition.

2009 — Introductory Video

Filmed in Sydney in 2009, this 6-hour presentation of the biology behind the explanation of the human condition was given by Jeremy during the time of the traumatic defamation action that he and Tim Macartney-Snape successfully took to redress persecution of Jeremy and the WTM for daring to address the human condition. After a 4-minute introduction by Jeremy Griffith the video begins with a very interesting presentation by Tim Macartney-Snape about Jeremy and the WTM.

2004 — The Human Condition Documentary Proposal Video Pilot Presentation

In 2004 WTM Publishing and Communications began distributing a proposal to make a 4-part documentary series about the human condition for mainstream television. The proposal was written by Jeremy Griffith. To illustrate the potential of the proposed series, a ‘rough-cut’ pilot presentation was made of Part 2, Soul: The biological question of the existence of moral instincts in humans — and the human condition.
Details of the proposal can be found HERE.

1988 — Introductory Talk On Radio

A half-hour audio recording of Caroline Jones’ interview with Jeremy on her ABC Radio National program, The Search for Meaning. Aired in May 1988, the interview attracted, according to Jones, the second most enthusiastic listener response in the program’s twice-weekly, eight year history. As a result of that popularity, it was re-broadcast twice in September 1988. (Caroline Jones is one of Australia’s most esteemed journalists. In 1988 she received the Order of Australia (AO) and the Media Peace Prize Gold Citation, and in 1997 was voted one of Australia’s Living Treasures.)