Author and activist Naomi Klein explores conspiracy thinking and the polarization of society through the lens of being regularly confused with another author.

This course provides practical and easy-to-use tips on how to improve your social presence and gain valuable tools to enhance your communication skills.

Down Girl applies the principles of moral philosophy to the question of why societal misogyny is not only 'still a thing,' in the 21st century but inevitable for as long as our institutions remain structured as they are.

This documentary investigates the build-up to two tragic Boeing plane crashes in a chilling exposé of U.S. corporate culture, greed, and complacency.

In this November 2021 episode of We Can Do Hard Things, Glennon Doyle talks to best-selling author Brené Brown about some of the key concepts from her new book, Atlas of the Heart.

In this September 2022 episode of The Tim Ferriss Show, Dr. Gabor Maté discusses the impact of childhood trauma on adulthood.

In Pearls of Wisdom, Praneeth Pallepogu curates a collection of quotes that have simplified the word of God, taking readers through a spiritually-empowering journey.

In this September 2022 episode of the Happy Place podcast, host Fearne Cotton meets Dr. Rangan Chatterjee to discuss 21st-century stress and how to manage it.

Drawdown is a collection of proposed solutions by scientists and policymakers, outlining a roadmap for how humanity can not only stop emitting greenhouse gases by 2050, but begin returning them from the atmosphere to the Earth.

In Dream Big, Bob Goff teaches readers how to visualize their goals, set an action plan, and connect with God along the way.

Imagine a book where you are the director of the movie and the author is the screenwriter. That's Dream Pop Origami.

Dreamland unravels the story of the United States' opioid crisis, from the frustrating greed and oversight that created it to the spread of these substances, while highlighting potential solutions.

Drive explores what has been motivating humans throughout history, and explains how we shifted from mere survival to the 'carrot and stick' approach that's still practiced today – and why it's outdated.

New York University associate professor of marketing and psychology Adam Alter explores the many subconscious factors that influence our lives.

This December 2021 episode of Over The Influence busts myths about Dry January, explains the benefits of taking a break from alcohol, and gives tips for making the most of a sober month.

Duct Tape Marketing introduces small businesses to the fundamentals of 21st-century marketing, from customer loyalty to strategy and specific marketing tactics for building a great referral system.

Waiting for confidence is the stealer of your dreams — if you wait until you feel confident at something to do it, you'll likely never get started. This hack will help you stop procrastinating and start doing the things you want to in life, even when you feel afraid to.

Learn the simple principles of making safe, healthy, and delicious fermented vegetables and fruits.

Bestselling author Dr. Mark Hyman turns popular wisdom on its head by explaining the importance of eating fats in weight loss and good health.

Bren Smith, fisherman turned restorative ocean farmer, shares his vision to save the world through growing sea crops.

Eat Sleep Work Repeat identifies why so many workplaces are unnecessarily stressful, how this stress makes employees unhappy and businesses less profitable, and what we all need to do to fix this growing problem.