The End Of Average explains the fundamental flaws with our culture of averages, showing how we can embrace our individuality and use it to succeed in a world that wants everyone to be the same.

In this book, global health expert and physician Dr. Jonathan D. Quick explains the seven pillars of preventing epidemics and strengthening global public health.

The End Of Illness will change the way that you view sickness and health by explaining your mindset's influence on your body and how to choose the path of health.

This episode of the Explained docuseries details how oil became the world's primary fuel source and why it must be replaced if we are to survive.​​

This 2005 book will open your eyes to the poorest countries in the world, how they got to be this way, and why solving this problem is in our best interests — and may be easier than we think.

This book shows how stress harms our mental and physical health, providing actionable strategies for beating it once and for all.

The End of the End of History is an extensive analysis of the global political trends that have emerged and intensified in the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis of 2008.

This 2009 documentary explores the ecological and human disasters caused by rampant overfishing.

In this Pulitzer Prize-winning book, Greg Grandin examines the frontier myth throughout three centuries of American history, from colonial expansion to President Trump's border wall.

In this March 2022 episode of Danger Close, host Jack Carr interviews geopolitical strategist Peter Zeihan about the causes of Russia's war in Ukraine and what's on the horizon for China and the U.S.

Award-winning science journalist Peter Brannen tells the story of Earth's turbulent past, the fragility of life, and the perpetual changes brought to our planet by living and non-living things.

The Energy Bus is a fable that helps us create positive energy with ten simple rules, making positivity the center of your life, work, and relationships.

In this course offered by Babson College and edX, professor Dennis J. Ceru teaches the fundamentals of entrepreneurship, from spotting unique opportunities to planning for long-term success.

In this November 2020 episode of The Knowledge Project podcast, leadership expert Randall Stutman discusses behavioral strategies that exemplify good leadership.

This 1962 book from journalist Louis Fischer presents selections from Mahatma Gandhi's political and spiritual life, which can still inspire bold resistance to injustices many years later.

This book examines the dynamics of power within the United Kingdom, exposing the network of elite politicians, media barons, businesses, and bankers who organize British democracy in a way that keeps themselves at the top.

In The Ethical Slut, Janet W. Hardy and Dossie Easton share a guide to love, sex, and intimacy that falls beyond the limits of traditionally-held ideas about monogamy.

In this seminal work of existential philosophy, Simone de Beauvoir lays out a system of ethics built on the foundation of human freedom.

This book reexamines the events that led to the forced expulsion of Palestinians during the 1948 Palestine war and the subsequent establishment of the state of Israel.

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.

The Everything Store documents the rise of Amazon online through 300 interviews with current and former Amazon employees and executives.