In this June 2023 episode of The Rest is History podcast, hosts Tom Holland and Dominic Sandbrook explore the early life of 'the father of the atom bomb,' J. Robert Oppenheimer.

In this May 2021 episode of his podcast, On Purpose, Jay Shetty interviews Oprah Winfrey and Dr. Bruce Perry about the lasting impact of childhood trauma.

In this April 2022 episode, Dr. Andrew Huberman brings on Dr. Kyle Gillett for an in-depth discussion about hormones, how they affect our health, and how we can optimize them for improved wellbeing.

In Optimum Nutrition for the Mind, founder of the Institute for Optimum Nutrition Patrick Holford offers an in-depth guide into the ways in which food affects our mood, memory, and intelligence, and shows us how we can eat for peak brain performance.

Jaclyn Paul gives tips for getting organized when you or someone you love has attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.

Ordinary Heroes: A Memoir of 9/11 is a book by Joseph Pfeifer, the first New York City Fire Department chief to arrive at the World Trade Center following the 9/11 terrorist attack.

Discover how to implement a communication strategy that works. This course, crafted for you by expert consultant Brenda Bailey-Hughes, shares all the best tricks for company-wide productivity and employee satisfaction.

This course introduces clear strategies for how companies can assess, refine, and rewrite an existing company culture to increase morale and performance.

This course investigates why it's so important to recognize the importance of good time management and how to achieve it.

Orientalism reveals why false Western assumptions about Eastern countries have prevailed for over 200 years, and how they still affect how we view the Eastern world today.

Combining the newest genetic research with archeological data and cultural Native American mythology, Jennifer Raff reveals a new face of early American history and the people who made it.

Originals redefines the meaning of creativity, using many specific examples of how persistence, procrastination, transparency, critical thinking, and perspective can be brought together to change the world.

In this September 2023 episode of the Gone Medieval podcast, host Dr. Eleanor Janega talks to New Zealand archaeologist Dr. Amber Aranui about the early history of the Māori people.

In this July 2022 episode of the Ologies podcast, host Alie Ward and evolutionary biologist Chris Law deep dive into the weird world of otters.

In this course from the American Museum of Natural History, climate scientists seek to help students become literate on the science behind climate change, with the view that better public understanding is key to our response to the crisis.

Published in 2013, Our Final Invention explores the dangers that human-level or super-intelligent AI might pose to the future of humanity.

Our Non-Fairy Tale Life is a story of recognizing love within us. It answers the most pressing questions about life that we all juggle with.

This course from The University of Hong Kong introduces the history of astronomy and reveals how our relationship with the cosmos has evolved over time.

George W. Bush creates portraits - both with his words and his own oil paintings - of the immigrants who have enriched both the lives of himself and, as he amply demonstrates, the United States of America.

Out Of Our Minds is about how we can set ourselves and our children up for doing good work in organizations around the globe, thanks to leaving behind the old mass education model and unleashing our individual creativity.

Actress Jennifer Grey recounts her life and career, from growing up backstage at Broadway shows to her iconic role as Baby in the record-breaking movie Dirty Dancing.