Excellent lecture by Walter Isaacson about his new book Einstein: His Life and Universe. His explanations of Einstein's scientific theories could be clearer, but this doesn't really matter because the talk is packed with so many entertaining anecdotes about Einstein's personal life and his impact on the culture.
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