This episode of producer Mark Ronson's music documentary series charts the history of Auto-tune, arguing for its role in fuelling innovation and creative expression in modern music.

Mark Ronson sits down with some of the legends of audio distortion, from Living Colour to the Beastie Boys, to discuss what might be the most aggressive sound in history.

Acclaimed producer Mark Ronson sits down with musicians to talk about how drum machines have shaped the sound and culture of our world.

Acclaimed DJ, musician, and producer Mark Ronson travels around the world to discuss reverb and its place in music with artists, experts, and engineers.

Grammy-winning music producer Mark Ronson explores the history of sampling in hip-hop in this episode of the Apple TV+ series, Watch the Sound.

Synthesizers ushered in a pop revolution in music and music-making. Acclaimed producer Mark Ronson sits down with notable artists from the past four decades to discuss synthetic sounds and their origins.

In this engaging book, the original 'Wolf of Wall Street' takes us through his foolproof method for turning practically anyone into a top-performing sales person.

Publish your first book with Ways of Being Published, where author Michelle Tea provides insight into finding an agent, identifying the right publishing house for you, and the world of self-publishing.

Eliot Higgins recounts the events, experiences, and philosophies that established the independent citizen journalist collective Bellingcat and reveals its method for conducting open-source intelligence investigations.

Alice Waters, chef and restaurateur of the famed Chez Panisse in Berkeley, California, ruminates on food, culture, and the importance of slowing down.

We Have Always Been Here is the witty and sincere debut memoir of Samra Habib, a queer Muslim author of Pakistani Canadian descent.

Otegha Uwagba details the intersecting strands of classism, sexism, and racism she experienced while climbing the corporate ladder, sharing what she learned about wealth along the way.

Award-winning Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie explains why raising boys and girls as feminists can create a fairer, happier future for all.

Weapons of Math Destruction is a detailed look at the dark side of data science and how it could impact life as we know it.

A strident critique of British Foreign Policy post-World War II, discussing how Britain has contributed to increasing global inequality and injustice.

The creators of the X3 bodybuilding method explain how and why their invention works to yield results far better than what's possible with free weights and cardio.

Weird Parenting Wins will make you better at raising your kids by sharing some strange ways that mothers and fathers have had success with their children, helping you see that your intuition might just be the greatest tool you have at your disposal.

Welcome to Leith is an unsettling but fascinating look at how one tiny North Dakota town turned into a time bomb when notorious white supremacist Craig Cobb tried to take over after moving there in 2012.

Author Jen Lancaster explores the conditions that contribute to high levels of anxiety in the United States.

In this March 2022 episode of the Culture Club podcast, hosts Jasmine Wallis and Maggie Zhou discuss the upcoming change in cultural aesthetics and trends, also known as the 'vibe shift.'

Welcome to Your World is an incredible glimpse into how the built environment affects our brains, moods, and mental and physical health.