Sex for One is both a memoir and a manual on how to connect better with yourself through masturbation, written by feminist pioneer Betty Dodson.

This book delves into the potential effects of technology on birth, death, food, and sex in an attempt to discover whether the future truly holds an ideal world without sacrifice.

In this witty collection of essays published in 2003, music critic Chuck Klosterman focuses on the effects of American pop culture and how it intertwines with our daily lives.

World-renowned explorer, writer, and poet Ranulph Fiennes tells the story of one of history's greatest explorers, Ernest Shackleton.

This 1999 documentary by filmmaker and boxer Katya Bankowsky takes an in-depth look at the world of women's boxing as it follows professional fighters like Lucia Rijker.

The life and work of English literature's most influential playwright and poet is examined in depth in this engrossing biography.

In this course from Harvard University, professor and author Stephen Greenblatt details the life of William Shakespeare and explores various methods for interpreting the playwright's works.

Literary scholar Ramie Targoff uncovers the forgotten female authors of the English Renaissance.

Established writer Shane Snow will show you how to become a compelling storyteller, demonstrating how to draw people in and believe in your story, thus giving you the power to make change.

Jordan Ellenberg reveals a side to geometry we don't often encounter in math class, diving deep into a hidden language that is intrinsically present in everything we see and do.

Learn how to use social media to build your artistic portfolio and showcase your creations while avoiding some unhealthy mistakes.

Conservationist and environmentalist Gary Stokes highlights why and how sharks play a crucial role within our ocean ecosystems, and explains the harsh realities of the the shark-fishing industry.

In this July 2021 podcast episode, Alie Ward and marine biologist Dr. Chris Lowe discuss sharks, and why these fascinating creatures are far more than the terrifying monsters we see on 'Shark Week.'

In this Hack, Afreen Rahat shares her poetry, which is a sanctuary for the lost and the solace-seekers, exploring human emotions from bitter secrets to intense longing. It delves into life, death, love, and war. It reminds us of the light in darkness and offers healing to deep scars.

Science writer Carl Zimmer dives into the history and science of genes and heredity, exploring the past - and future - of the human genome.

She Said tells the story of how New York Times journalists Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey exposed the Harvey Weinstein scandal, showing how journalism can help transform decades of abuse into a worldwide movement.

We get stuck in our ways of thinking, our ways of working, and our ways of reliving the past. We get addicted to our stories, our old programs, and our old patterns — we might be a different person, with a different job, in a different year, but it's the same sh!t.

Shoe Dog is the story of how Phil Knight founded one of the world's most iconic, profitable, and world-changing brands: Nike.

No one ever taught us that we could set our days up for success before we get out of bed! Start your morning by 'shopping' for outcomes, using your intention as the vehicle.

YouTube vlogger Sebastian Nguyen shares a few tips and editing tricks to help you with your short-form content creation.

Aggie Smycz explains why visiting Santorini in the quiet season is a great way to experience the island with fewer crowds and cheaper prices.