Brazilian entrepreneur and lecturer Bel Pesce shares what she has learned from her experiences in Silicon Valley and the world of startups.

This March 2024 episode of Dan Snow's History Hit is the second of a two-part series covering the British Empire in India. This installment tells the story of the transition to colonial rule and the eventual Partition of India.

This book from Vishen Lakhiani, founder of Mindvalley, shows readers how to ditch the grind and leverage their soul and spirit to shine in the workplace.

The Bulletproof Diet describes how focusing your diet around good fats, healthy proteins, and few carbohydrates can help us lose weight, gain energy, and focus.

The Business Romantic shows how doing business that is focused on passion and connection is ultimately what leads to greater success in today's world.

Greg Lukianoff and Rikki Schlott investigate the dangers of 'cancel culture,' unpacking its history and impact on society.

This audiobook by Macmillan Cancer Support explains what cancer is and what to expect throughout the treatment and recovery process.

This book reveals why the schooling system is so broken, how it doesn't fulfill its intended purposes and instead creates multiple problems for society, and what we can do to fix it.

In this November 2021 episode of The Ezra Klein Show, guest host Rogé Karma sits down with journalist Sarah Jaffe to discuss the new labor movement gaining traction in the United States.

Novelist R. E. Fury reminds us that while everyone loves an escape, it's only a matter of time before the neglect of your real self will come knocking.

The Cathering Plano Podcast is your ultimate resource for expanding your mind, accessing more of your brain, and experiencing unparalleled 'aha' moments with guaranteed radical shifts to your learning and growth.

This business-to-business sales guidebook teaches representatives that being assertive and challenging clients' assumptions will lead to more sales.

The Charisma Myth debunks the idea that charisma is a born trait, outlining several tools and exercises we can use to develop a charming social appeal and magnetic personality, even if we're not extroverted.

In this March 2022 episode of Zero to Travel, host Jason Moore interviews travel specialist Tim Leffel about the most inexpensive countries in the world and how long-term visas have evolved.

The Checklist Manifesto explains why checklists can save lives, and teaches us how we can implement them correctly.

This Kyoto University course delivered through edX dives deep into the perplexing chemistry of molecules essential to life and the methods we use to study them.

Sometimes we act so irrationally it's like there's a monkey in control of our brains. In The Chimp Paradox, Professor Steve Peters explains how to manage your inner chimp to make the best out of your relationships, career, and personal life.

The China Study examines the effect of animal protein intake on cancer risk, suggesting that the surest way we can improve our health is by focusing on a plant-based diet.

Edith Eva Eger describes her traumatic experiences of the Holocaust and her long journey toward recovery and joy.

Samuel P. Huntington offers an analysis of global politics in the post-Cold War era, explaining that global conflict is not caused by ideological struggles but by cultural differences.

In The Classics Veganized, vegan chef Doug McNish provides veganized versions of classic comfort food recipes.