Hacks
Planning an Expedition around the World
Andi Cross
In the past, exploration was primarily associated with scientific expeditions and undertaken by scientists or researchers. Today, that's not the case. We need more diverse explorers sharing their findings with the world.
Plant Based Diets: Food for a Sustainable Future
Eva Everloo, Ella Stephens, Wageningen University, Research
This edX course shows us how switching to a plant-based diet can help combat climate change, decrease the likelihood of infectious disease outbreaks, and reduce chronic illness.
Plant-Based Meat Alternatives
Shanequa Boyd
Vegan food YouTuber Shanequa Boyd explores the best plant-based meat alternatives.
Plants & Us
Dr John Akeroyd , Donough O'Brien, Liz Cowley
This book explores the endless connections between plants and people, from the superficial to the life-preserving, uncovering just how dependent we are on the botanical world.
Plants at Home
Christopher Griffin
This course will help you turn your home into a suitable place for plants to grow and thrive.
Plastic Surgery, Explained
Joe Posner, Ezra Klein, Claire Gordon
This installment of Vox's Explained series explores the evolution of cosmetic surgery and how it has shaped the way we define beauty.
Platform Revolution
Geoffrey G. Parker et al.
The platform is the revolutionary business model behind some of today's biggest tech companies. In Platform Revolution, we learn how it works, how to harness it, and how it's set to transform society.
Plato at the Googleplex
Rebecca Goldstein
Plato At The Googleplex shows you how the ancient wisdom of Greek philosopher Plato still shapes our thinking today and pushes the search for truth and wisdom.
Play, Dreams and Imitation in Childhood
Jean Piaget
Published in 1962, Play, Dreams and Imitation in Childhood is Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget's seminal work on the role of games, imitative play, and dreams at each stage of children's cognitive development.
Playing Financial Catch Up
So Money with Farnoosh Torabi, Farnoosh Torabi, Anisha Ramakrishna
On this October 2023 episode of the So Money podcast, host Farnoosh Torabi interviews reality TV star Anisha Ramakrishna about being a financial late bloomer and the money lessons she's learned from career pivots and being an immigrant.
Playing Politics: The Psychology of the Human Workplace
Karlyn Borysenko
Playing Politics explains why office politics are important and how to deal with them to be successful at work.
Playing with FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early)
Scott Rieckens
Learn how happier with your financial life and worry less about money by getting into the Financial Independence, Retire Early movement.
Plugged In
Tamara J. Erickson
In Plugged In, Tamara Erickson unveils the strengths and unique qualities that Generation Y brings to the workforce and details how you can leverage them to thrive.
Podcasting 101
John Lee Dumas
Leverage your business and increase your online presence with Podcasting 101, as John Lee Dumas provides the dos and don'ts of podcasting.
Poetry Is a Portal
Torri Blue
A crucial part of a poet's work is getting in the right headspace and getting the body to settle, connecting with the space. This Hack is for aspiring poets who want to think differently about the craft, write poems that stick with their readers, and be enriched by the process of writing.
Politics: A Survivor’s Guide
Rafael Behr
Journalist Rafael Behr analyzes the state of modern politics and offers insights on navigating political discourse without sacrificing your personal wellbeing and mental health.
Polyamory and Non-Monogamy
LGBTQ&A, Jeffrey Masters, Rachel Krantz
This February 2022 episode of LGBTQ&A explores the complex topic of polyamory and non-monogamy, and how to navigate society with multiple partners.
Polysecure
Jessica Fern
Jessica Fern, a polyamorous psychotherapist, explains how attachment theory can help us understand and navigate various relationship structures so we can find security and safety in our partners.
Population Ageing: A Global Health Crisis?
The Open University, Mary Larkin
In this course, The Open University defines population aging and global health, explaining how they are linked and why we must work collaboratively to solve them.
Portfolio and Risk Management
University of Geneva, Tony Berrada, Michel Girardin
Become a better investor and learn how to construct your investment portfolio to manage risk in this course by the University of Geneva.
Post Corona: From Crisis to Opportunity
Scott Galloway
Scott Galloway uses data from the early stages of the pandemic to analyze how the economic landscape will change due to the COVID-19 pandemic, creating a guideline for the future of business and society.