This episode of Netflix's World War II docuseries unravels the reasons behind Hitler's decision to attack Stalingrad – two years after signing a non-aggression pact with the Soviet Union.

In her essay collection, writer Jen Winston offers a brutally honest and hilarious look into how she learned to embrace her bisexuality, greediness, and confusion, in spite of cultural prejudices and her own insecurities.

This documentary depicts the final days of Green, an orangutan who lived in Indonesia, as her rainforest home is destroyed for human profit.

Is green energy really as 'green' as we think it is? Author Ozzie Zehner deconstructs common myths about green energy, exploring the hidden costs and the societal and environmental repercussions of these new 'green' technologies.

Paige Vanderbeck, aka The Fat Feminist Witch, provides the ultimate guidebook to green witchcraft, bringing together objects from the natural world and spells from the supernatural world.

In this course from the University of Lund, students can explore the numerous ways we can make our cities more sustainable, and how, from Stockholm to Seoul, it's already started to happen.

Hollywood legend Matthew McConaughey reflects on his storied life through a series of essays, journal entries, and more.

Through stories from his musical journey, Greg Banks shows us that we should not anchor our achievements on mainstream markers of success.

In this April 2021 episode of The Tim Ferriss Show, author Greg McKeown shares personal experiences and techniques for achieving more simplicity in life.

In this October 2022 episode of How to Fail with Elizabeth Day, Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg talks about climate change, global fame, and failing to be a typical teenager.

This documentary charts the rise of Greta Thunberg's reputation, from lone teenage climate striker to internationally renowned activist.

In this March 2021 episode of The Mindvalley Podcast, host Vishen Lakhiani speaks with bestselling self-help author Gretchen Rubin to discuss how we can hack our lives to make them happier.

New York Times bestselling author Sloane Crosley recounts her experience of grief following the death of her dear friend the author and publicist Russell Perreault.

In Grief Works, psychotherapist Julia Samuel examines the concept of grief for the bereaved, as well as their family and friends, and offers a considered guide about how to deal with sorrow in healthy ways.

American businessman Ray Kroc recounts how he turned McDonald's into one of the biggest fast-food chains in the world.

Grit, written by Angela Duckworth describes what creates outstanding achievements, showing that it isn't reserved for the talented only, but for those with passion and perseverance.

Psychologist and medical anthropologist Alberto Villoldo recounts his experiences with Amazonian and Andean shamans, encounters that led him to discover the interconnectedness of the mind and the universe.

This January 2023 episode of Eat Blog Talk discusses why Instagram may not be for you if you're just chasing likes and followers and how to determine your ROI for the platform in relation to your overall business.

Finance professor Alex Edmans argues that generating wider value for society makes good economic sense and is essential for a business's survival.

As YouTube has become an indispensable business tool, this course shows how you can use the platform to build trust with your audience while providing high-quality entertainment.

Best tips on how to grow subscribers and views or get leads out of YouTube from an experienced YouTube expert and strategist.