All Marketers Are Liars is based on the idea that we believe whatever we want to believe, a psychological trick marketers use and sometimes abuse to sell their products.

This documentary follows two brothers on a mission to save New Delhi's black kite population from the effects of pollution and overpopulation.

Historian Tiya Miles examines the stories behind a simple cotton sack passed down through three generations of Black women, highlighting how many stories have been left untold throughout history.

This documentary follows photographer Nan Goldin through her artistic development in the 1970s and 1980s and documents her present-day activism.

All the F*cking Mistakes is an empowering book that encourages us to take back control of our sexuality while learning how both to love and to be loved.

Elaine Kasket presents one of the first systematic descriptions of a very modern phenomenon: online mourning.

British journalist Hayley Campbell explores the day-to-day reality of death by talking to those who professionally deal with the deceased, their bodies, homes, and families.

Award-winning journalist Rebecca Traister traces the history of unmarried and late-married women and their influence on significant socio-political movements over centuries in America.

All the Young Men is the poignant memoir of one of the first straight ally AIDS patient advocates in the Southern United States and her battle for all the young men she helped during the epidemic.

If you want to rise to the next level of success and wealth, it's not just about changing habits and finding the 'right' strategy. Your internal identity and beliefs about money, success, and wealth must align with and support this new level.

A richly varied anthology of essays and poetry on the science, sociality, and emotional toll of climate change with an offering of hope.

In this devotional book, Imam Omar Suleiman explores how Muslims can experience more of Allah's love for them by performing actions that conform with teachings from the Quran and Islamic tradition.

Lawyer and legal journalist Elie Mystal critiques the U.S. Constitution and explains how conservative American politicians have interpreted the document to further oppress marginalized communities.

Alone Together highlights how much we rely on technology and the ways that reliance impacts us.

Altered Traits explores the science behind meditation techniques and the way they benefit and alter our minds and bodies.

On this episode of the Babbage podcast, journalist Alok Jha interviews several experts about the health impacts of alcohol consumption, the rise of alcohol-free alternatives, and the future of the liquor industry.

In this creative Hack, Javier Rhoden shares lines from his poetry that covers domestic relationships, friendships, childhood trauma, fear, and abuse. Rhoden's work uncovers difficult expressions that will stimulate new perspectives toward courage and higher self-esteem.

This course from The Open University explains the essential skills anyone can build to become a successful distance learner.

This short yet highly informative 'biography to date' covers the impressive rise of young poet and activist Amanda Gorman.

British comedian Grace Campbell's 2020 memoir focuses on the shame and insecurities that came with growing up as a young woman in the early 2000s.

Authors Natalie Berg and Miya Knights take us behind the scenes at Amazon to understand how Jeff Bezos's gigantic company came to dominate the e-commerce market.