HR management expert Wayne Cascio delves into the essentials of managing individuals in this beginner's course, which aims to help you to explore the fundamental basics required in order to manage your team more effectively.

This Netflix docuseries episode explores the biological processes behind attraction, pregnancy, and birth, revealing new scientific insights and the diversity of experiences among expecting parents.

This documentary TV episode opens our eyes to the inner workings of the immune system, using the powerful stories of four people to highlight our bodies' natural defenders.

This Netflix docuseries episode explores the complex ecosystem inside the human gut, how it turns food into energy, and what happens when we don't feed it properly.

This informative TV documentary episode highlights the wonders of the cardiovascular system by linking four stories to three ways that our pulses keep us alive.

This episode of the Netflix docuseries explores all facets of a human's nervous system, explaining how neurons and the brain react and adapt to stimuli.

This episode of the documentary series Human: The World Within explores the five senses, explaining that they're not all as simple and separate as we often assume.

In this August 2022 episode of Leapgen's Now of Work podcast, Jess Von Bank and Jason Averbook talk to Don Weinstein of ADP about data trends and planning for the future of work.

In Humankind, author Rutger Bregman takes an optimistic look at the history of humanity, advocating for the notion that most people are fundamentally decent.

From the creator of Humans of New York, this book widens its scope with regular people from all over the globe sharing their stories, hopes, and dreams.

In this June 2022 episode of TED Radio Hour, TED speakers reveal how we can use humor as a practical tool in various areas of our lives.

Feminist writer and commentator Roxane Gay presents a raw and unsparing memoir of abuse, self-esteem, and the different forms of hunger and desire that shape and enslave our bodies.

Hungry for Home provides insights for making your home worth living in, including everything from family-favorite recipes and hosting tips, to keys to growing healthy gardens and healthy relationships.

In Hunt, Gather, Parent, Michaeleen Doucleff explains her approach to raising cooperative, happy children by modeling correct actions, acknowledging their growing maturity, and helping them practice good habits.

Hurricanes: A Memoir is the autobiographical New York Times bestseller about hip-hop legend Rick Ross, providing us a vivid glimpse into how he made a name for himself in music.

A step-by-step guide to breaking out of the nine-to-five and finding more imaginative ways of living and working.

By increasing the amount of time you spend in a productive state, you can make your life more meaningful and boost your happiness levels.

Hypernormalisation is a poignant look at our society's retreat from utopian ideals of progress, and the increasing substitution of images for reality.

This bestselling book, featuring conversations with former aides and cabinet members, describes the final year of Donald Trump's presidency in stark detail.

This documentary tracks the legacy of legendary runner Usain Bolt as he prepares for the 2016 Olympics in Rio.

This biography of Friedrich Nietzsche takes a fresh look at the intellectual background and personal struggles of one of Europe's most important philosophers, emphasizing his humor and unconventionality.