This episode of The Age of AI explores the challenges of colonizing Mars, and how it might be possible to overcome them with the help of artificial intelligence.

In this eye-opening documentary, actor Robert Downey Jr. explores the ways in which researchers are building A.I. tools that can enhance human physical capabilities, making us stronger, better, and more powerful.

In this Youtube Original film, experts examine the fears and anxieties that surround the threat of increased automation, and explore how AI is helping to pave the way towards a more productive, safe, and efficient tomorrow.

The Age of Empathy outlines that empathy comes naturally to humans, just as it does to most other animals – we're not wired to be selfish and violent, but kind and cooperative.

New York Times bestselling author Amanda Montell explains how magical thinking, irrationality, and cognitive biases show up in the 21st century.

Cultural critic Phil Harrison explores the last fifty years of British television in a series of essays analyzing the medium through the period's political and cultural developments.

Harvard professor Shoshana Zuboff outlines her research on the digital information age and the alarming effects surveillance has on our lives.

In this book, Harvard professor Shoshana Zuboff outlines the unprecedented power of surveillance capitalism and the quest by Big Tech to predict and manipulate our behavior.

The Algebra of Happiness shows readers how to weigh up the trade-offs in life, and choose the best path to happiness, now and in the future.

Renowned ethnobotanist Mark J. Plotkin explains what makes Amazonia one of the planet's most unique ecosystems and why we must protect it.

Historian William Dalrymple narrates the colorful, violent history of the East India Company in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Psychiatrist Ellen Vora explains why anxiety occurs and what it can teach us about our minds and bodies.

The Anatomy of Peace helps us make our life - and the world - calmer by learning how to resolve and settle conflicts.

An exploration of the ancient origins of the Olympic Games, dissecting their importance to ancient Greek society, the differences and similarities with our modern Games, and why the virtues of the original Games still resonate today.

In his insightful memoir, the late game show host Alex Trebek shares the journey of his life, his time on Jeopardy, and life lessons through wise and witty anecdotes.

Christian author and teacher Joyce Meyer offers spiritual methods of addressing anxiety from a biblical perspective, offering hope to Christians looking to overcome their anxiety.

In this essay collection, vlogger, podcaster, and author John Green argues that while the world may be broken, hope isn't crazy.

The Antidote explains everything that's wrong with positivity-based self-help advice, and what we should do instead to feel and live with contentment.

Ben Mezrich explores the GameStop short squeeze that brought Wall Street to its knees thanks to a group of average Reddit users.

The Apology Impulse will help you and your business embrace an authentic approach to relationships, identifying how often companies apologize, why they do, how they get it wrong, and how they could improve.

Award-winning host, spokesperson, podcaster, and producer Ashley Eicher shares her tips for a great interview.