This 2021 documentary follows personal finance personality Dave Ramsey and a team of experts as they take a critical look at the USA's student loan industry and its effects on borrowers.

This book provides a step-by-step guide on how to be your own boss, pointing out the key differences between self-employment and running a business.

Boys & Sex shares Peggy Orenstein's insights after spending two years researching the sex lives of young men, asking them questions about why stereotypes make life harder for them, their thoughts on hookup culture, and what we can do to help boys have a healthier experience with sex.

Braiding Sweetgrass offers some great ways for all of us to take better care of and be more grateful for our planet, by explaining the way that some Native American tribes view and take care of it.

Neuroscientist and nutritionist Lisa Mosconi presents the science behind what you should be feeding your brain for optimum performance, healthy aging, and disease prevention.

Brain Rules demonstrates how our brains function, and thus provides us with a set of rules that can change the way we teach, learn, and live.

In Brain Wash, doctors David and Austin Perlmutter will show you how to have a more peaceful, contented life. They reveal what's wrong with the bad habits that society accepts as normal, how they affect our brains, and how we can free ourselves from them.

Brainfluence helps us drive sales by pulling back the curtain on people's subconscious thinking and motivations in the decision-making process they use when buying.

Renowned brand thought leader Dr. Emmanuel Probst explores why most advertising campaigns fail and how businesses can provide more value on a lower budget.

Brandwashed helps us make more informed decisions about what we buy, identifying the psychological tricks that marketers use to make us feel like that we 'need' to buy their products.

Breakfast with Seneca reveals how Stoicism can help lead to a more virtuous life, free of anxiety and uncertainty.

Breakfast With Socrates takes us through an ordinary day in the company of extraordinary minds, sharing with us the core messages of the greatest philosophers in history, such as Descartes, Nietzsche, Marx, and even the Buddha.

Janice Nix depicts memorable cases from her career as an engagement officer while reflecting on her own criminal history.

Chris Bail, a professor of Sociology and Public Policy, shows us how social networks bend our reality and polarize political opinions.

Journalist James Nestor takes a deep dive into our simplest bodily function, exploring how and why the act of breathing can profoundly affect our health.

Breathe captures the life, philosophy, and perspective of Jiu-Jitsu master Rickson Gracie.

In this filmed lecture, social work researcher and lecturer Brené Brown discusses the importance and surprising power of vulnerability.

Most people start off their day with coffee but don't know the science behind their brew. In this course, coffee expert Michael Phillips walks students through the ins and outs of coffee.

Professors Geoffrey Evans and Anand Menon conduct a brief yet thorough exploration of the societal factors that led the British public to vote to leave the European Union.

In this episode of How I Built This with Guy Raz, Coinbase co-founder and CEO Brian Armstrong discusses his journey building his crypto wallet and the setbacks he encountered along the way.

In this January 2022 episode of Armchair Expert, host Dax Shepard talks to political scientist Brian Klaas about the psychology of power, why certain people are attracted to control, and how corruption can happen despite good intentions.