In Team Of Teams, retired U.S. Army general Stanley McChrystal reveals the power that small teams have to manage difficult and complicated issues in large companies.

Erik Davis' groundbreaking book connects the enchanted world of ancient myths and mysticism with a history of innovations in technology and media.

Greek economist and politician Yanis Varoufakis explains how 'Big Tech' has changed the economic system.

TED Talks is an instruction manual to become a great public speaker and deliver talks that are unforgettable, based on over 15 years' worth of experience of the head of TED, the most popular speaking platform in the world.

Oral healthcare expert Mary Otto explores the history of dentistry in the U.S., the impact of our teeth on our daily lives, and how poor communities are disadvantaged by the modern dental industry.

Tell Me More helps you improve your life through the use of empowering words and mantras.

This course will teach you how to write a memoir, based on Ayelet Waldman's own moving experience.

Ten Arguments For Deleting Your Social Media Accounts Right Now highlights how social media kills joy, erodes truth, destroys empathy, and endangers the concept of free will.

Thomas Hager tells the stories of the most impactful drugs humans have developed, the people who discovered them, and the companies that have profited.

In this informative and well-grounded book, Fareed Zakaria examines current realities and historical events to discuss the possible effects that the COVID-19 pandemic could have on society, and the global changes that may follow it.

Comedian Hannah Gadsby explores her childhood, the traumas of growing up queer in 1980s Tasmania, and the success of her stand-up comedy special Nanette.

In this September 2021 episode of The Jordan Harbinger show, Harbinger interviews artificial intelligence expert Kai-Fu Lee to discuss how the technology will change society as we know it.

Do you really know what you're agreeing to online? Documentary Terms and Conditions May Apply delves into the insidious world of the small print.

In this 1981 biography, author Margaret Cheney paints a vivid picture of the curious life and personality of Nikola Tesla and the enduring influence of his incredible inventions on our world today.

In this April 2023 episode of The Exploding Human podcast, naturopath Dr. Michael Biomonte shares tips on testing for health conditions.

Jay Heinrichs outlines the importance of arguments and rhetoric and teaches you how to persuade other people by setting clear goals for your conversations, identifying core issues, and using logic.

Thank You For Being Late helps you to slow down and take life at a reasonable pace by explaining the state of our rapidly changing environment, economy, and technology.

Thanks for the Feedback will skyrocket your personal growth and success, helping you see the vital role that criticism plays in your ability to improve as a person, and teaching you how to receive it well.

Healthy eating enthusiast Damon Gameau subjects himself to the lifestyle of a sugar addict to explore its consequences on the human body and the myths built around low-fat foods.

Netflix co-founder Marc Randolph recounts the company's journey from unlikely idea to struggling startup to the biggest name in streaming.

To be bold is to be imperfect. It's not to be the loudest person or most ego-driven person in the room.