On this November 2023 episode of the ZOE Podcast, nutrition scientist and epidemiologist Eric Rimm explains which healthier lifestyle choices can lower our risk of heart disease.

Art sales and marketing expert Mo Li explains how to navigate the complex and often contradictory world of art pricing, and lays out a pragmatic approach for artists seeking to value their work accurately.

From developing your podcast's concept to booking your guests, audio producer Alexandra DiPalma has the insights and expertise to teach the step-by-step process of producing your very own weekly show.

If you want to make an indie film at any budget level without ever having gone to film school, this step-by-step guide will give you the blueprint for bringing your vision to life.

Political spaces, such as borders, have historically impacted communities, their language, and their culture in devastating ways. So how can poetry reinstate power? In this book, discover how language can bring light to the celebrations and hardships of the Mexican-American experience.

In this September 2022 episode of the Huberman Lab podcast, Dr. Andrew Huberman explains the harmful effects of cigarettes and vapes, offering tips for those trying to quit.

Curt Chavez, also known as C.J., discusses his struggle with snacking and lack of self-control in this candid reflection. As he embarks on a two-month competition preparation phase, he shares his commitment to avoiding social events, dinners out, and any food beyond his planned meals.

This course outlines the dos and don'ts of resigning, sharing actionable strategies you can use to maintain your reputation and relationships when leaving a job.

American scholar and antiracism activist Ibram X. Kendi explains how we should talk to children about racism.

In How to Raise Successful People, leading educator and journalist Esther Wojcicki shares her proven strategies for raising successful, happy and empowered people, at home and in the classroom.

The happiest, wisest, and most successful people in the world have one thing in common: they are all lifelong learners. Many of them specifically credit their success to the habit of reading many great books, and if you want to expand your own possibilities, there's no better way!

How To Read A Book is a 1940 classic teaching you how to become a more active reader and deliberately practice the various stages of reading, in order to maximize the value you get from books.

Get more from enjoyment, depth, and understanding from your reading by learning the basics of what makes up a novel.

In this course, the University of York faculty will guide you through the basics of reading and understanding poetry and the poetic tradition.

This April 2022 episode of the Feel Better, Live More podcast analyzes body language and how we can make ourselves feel and appear more confident.

How to Read Literature Like a Professor shows you how to get more out of your reading, by educating you about the basics of classic literature and how authors use patterns, themes, memory and symbolism in their work to deliver their message.

Rather than helplessly dreaming about reading more frequently, you'll learn how to pick up more books with clear and simple tips.

In this September 2022 episode of the Hidden Brain podcast, host Shankar Vedantam and interpersonal communication expert Tessa West reveal the key to truly knowing another person, according to social psychology research.

Zen master Thích Nhất Hạnh provides an insightful guide to relaxation, mindfulness, and meditation.

Activist and author Matthew Bolton explains how we can unite to change the growing problems in our world.

In this course, best-selling financial author David Bach motivates young people to become financially independent early on in order to spend their later years fully enjoying the fruits of their labor.