The Eureka Factor lays out the history of 'aha moments' and lets you in on what causes them and how you can train yourself to experience them more often.

Struggling with caregiver burnout? The Farewell Tour offers actionable tips from a dietitian and health coach to help you take care of your mental, physical, and spiritual health, even when you're wrapped up in caring for a loved one with an illness or ongoing needs.

The First 20 Hours lays out a methodical approach you can use to pick up new skills quickly without worrying about how long it takes to become an expert.

Hallie Rubenhold details the lives of the five women killed by Jack the Ripper in Victorian-era London, examining the complexities of the victims' work, relationships, living situations, and health to counter long-held assumptions about them.

Learning the five spiritual faculties of Buddhism – faith, energy, mindfulness, concentration, and wisdom – can help us lead a good life, moving toward true happiness and away from suffering.

This April 2022 episode of Dan Snow's History Hit podcast explores the political ideologies that sparked the movement for India's independence, as well as the British response to it.

Drawing on the knowledge of the Toltecs, an ancient society from central Mexico, this book demonstrates how we have been raised to conform. Discover how to break free of damaging internal rules and replace them with a new set of agreements.

A collection of stories and lessons learned by Séverine Autesserre from 20 years as a peacemaker.

The Gifts Of Imperfection shows you how to embrace your inner flaws and accept who you are, instead of chasing an image of who you're trying to be.

The Go-Giver teaches us how, by focusing on authenticity and giving as much as possible, we can naturally create a life of joy and prosperity — while also achieving business success.

In The Good Ancestor, Roman Krznaric unravels the importance of long-term thinking in our daily choices, so that we can guarantee a better future for the next generations.

Save money, get healthy, and simplify your life with meal prep.

Chris Kyle reveals how his revolutionary approach can be used to build productive habits and lead a successful life.

Chilean-American psychiatrist Claudio Naranjo presents his groundbreaking research into the use of psychedelic substances within experimental methods of psychotherapy.

In this October 2021 episode of NFL explained, hosts Aditi Kinkhabwala and Mike Yam are joined by running back Austin Ekeler and COO of NFL International Damani Leech to discuss the past, present, and future of NFL international games.

The Hot Zone is a terrifying true story of how the Ebola virus came to be, why it's so deadly and contagious, and how this all reveals our massive vulnerabilities and inefficiencies when it comes to fending off pandemics of any kind.

In this course, the University of Turin analyzes the human microbiome: its components, its functions, how we can use diet to sustain it, and the burgeoning field of psychobiotics.

The Idea Factory explains how one company managed to spearhead innovation in the communications industry for almost 100 years, and produced a huge share of the technology that shapes our lives today.

The Immortal Life Of Henrietta Lacks unravels the story of a woman whose cells led to many medical breakthroughs, highlighting the exploitation endured by people of color in the scientific community.

British contemporary historian Sir Anthony Seldon critically explores the prime minister's role in Britain and how it has evolved in its 300 years of existence.

The Language Instinct takes you on an adventure into the world of linguistics and argues that we're born with an innate ability to understand languages, that most are more similar than we might think, and investigates the origins of our ability to communicate.