Neuroscience meets the concept of the mind in this fascinating look at how you can train your brain to optimize physical and mental health based on lifestyle and spiritual habits.

Emotional intensity found in highly sensitive people can feel like both a blessing and a curse, but with proper tools and mindset training it can become a superpower.

Award-winning American journalist Charles Duhigg explains how meaningful conversations work and what it takes to become a better communicator.

Superfreakonomics reveals how we can find non-obvious solutions to tricky problems by focusing on raw, hard data and thinking like an economist.

Supersonic documents the English rock band Oasis from their formative days through their years at the top of the charts.

In this January 2022 episode of the Jordan Harbinger Show, LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman shares some of the most useful things he's learned during his years as an entrepreneur and venture capitalist.

Leadership consultant Thomas Erikson shows you how to be assertive in the workplace, both as an employee and a boss.

Survival Of The Friendliest explains why the most important thing you can do for success is to focus on your social connections. Friendliness was the reason that our early ancestors survived successfully, so it's vital to grow your social capital.

What is a 'shokunin'? Learn the significance of being one of Japan's most skilled artisans, leading a centuries-old lifestyle.

Welcome to your quick and easy guide to sustainable fashion. Understand the need for a greener industry from one of the industries pioneering designers.

In this course by the Copenhagen Business School, three business and sustainability experts take us through some of the key ways fashion brands can implement sustainable business policies.

This course from the University of Exeter gives an informed insight into the world of sustainable food production, its importance in global food security, and the necessary steps to establish it worldwide.

In this March 2022 episode of The Minimalists Podcast, hosts Ryan Nicodemus and Joshua Fields Millburn talk to environmentalist Claire Potter about the circular economy and sustainable lifestyle choices.

From the Olympic Games to modern gym rats and jazzercise, award-winning American author Bill Hayes analyzes the historical developments of exercise.

International swimming coach and masters British record holder, Sonny Trigg (aka TheSwimsuitGuy), has made the perfect program for masters swimmers. His training plans will ensure you are racing to the pool for practice while getting faster every time you step up on the blocks.

Alex Pussieldi shares great stories, statistics, and top records and performances from across the world of professional swimming and aquatics.

Strategies for successfully switching careers, from finding the right jobs, to taking full advantage of personal skills and nailing job interviews.

From the eye of the technological storm, Stanford professors Rob Reich, Mehran Sahami, and Jeremy M. Weinstein present thoughts on shaping a future that respects and represents all people and our democracies.

We break down the October 2022 Martyr, She Wrote podcast episode exploring the harmful practice of conversion 'therapy,' systemic religious abuse in the LGBTQ+ community, and how we can address both.

Zheng Tai explains the history of Tai Chi, taking us back to it's combat roots.

In this September 2022 episode of History Hit's Warfare podcast, host James Rogers meets urban security and hybrid warfare expert Samir Puri to discuss the contentious relationship between China and Taiwan.