The Last Blockbuster details how the movie rental franchise became one of the most popular ways of interacting with cinema, and how it then all but disappeared.

American scholar Joel Michael Reynolds looks at how ableist ideas have been perpetuated throughout the history of Western philosophy and how we can all benefit from a more ethical and inclusive outlook on what makes life worthwhile.

The Life-Changing Magic of Not Giving a F*ck is a funny, practical guide to mental decluttering. The book provides actionable tips to stop caring about things that don't really matter - without feeling guilty or ashamed.

This 2019 book follows the real-life experiences of lion tracker and author Boyd Varty, exploring how modern society has sapped human life of meaning and the importance of reclaiming our wildness.

The Little Book of Hygge shares the secrets of the powerful Danish attitude towards life that consistently results in Denmark ranking among the happiest countries in the world.

The Little Book That (Still) Beats The Market is a step-by-step tutorial to implement a simple, mathematical formula when buying stocks that guarantees long-term profits.

Learn how China plans to replace the U.S. as the leading world power, and how its strategy has evolved over time in this book from Rush Doshi, China director at the U.S. National Security Council.

In The Madness of Crowds, Douglas Murray offers a critique of today's social discourse in the West that thrives on public shaming and claims of victimhood.

In this 2010 book, Louann Brizendine, M.D., explores the 'male reality' and how it differs from the 'female reality' both neurologically and psychologically.

Randy Shilts' biography of Harvey Milk, one of America's first openly gay public officials, records the extraordinary life and death of a man who was emblematic of the emerging political power of the gay community in 1970s America.

The Mind, Explained is a five-episode Netflix docuseries explaining the functioning of our brain, and how mindfulness can help calm our mind.

In this documentary, two friends known as The Minimalists walk us through their lifestyle, philosophy of living sustainably, and the power of taking a more thoughtful attitude towards our possessions.

The number one reason why you're not manifesting the life you desire is the third and missing piece of the process: ACTION.

In his 2005 book The Money Diet, financial journalist Martin Lewis explains tried-and-tested ways to spend better and keep more of your money.

First published in 1967, this infamous work illuminates the habits of the human race, bringing evolutionary science and common sense to the table.

Climatologist Michael E. Mann explains the history of climate change denial and how the fossil fuel industry is actively delaying action against climate change.

With the gap between the rich and poor ever-increasing, this book asks crucial questions about the management of a happy society supported by a fair economy.

In this February 2022 episode of The Economist's Money Talks podcast, host Mike Bird and his expert guests discuss the stock market downturn in 2022, the bubble we may be in, and how financial markets have changed since the 2008 crash.

The Next Right Thing is your guide to making wise, thoughtful, and intentional decisions simply by letting go of fear and leading with love.

After the end of a long-term romantic relationship, I needed to express my heartache and create a safe space for healing by writing a six-track EP, The Only One.

The Order Of Time expands your mind by shattering your commonly held beliefs about time and how this concept of the mind affects us on a daily basis.