Historians and podcast hosts Huw Lemmey and Ben Miller remember the queer villains and anti-heroes of world history in their new book, Bad Gays: A Homosexual History.

Best-selling author Abigail Shrier explains how normal childhood behaviors are becoming pathologized in the age of mental health awareness and therapy speak.

Badass Habits is a step-by-step guide to transforming your life by developing sustainable habits that make you happy.

Learn how to make your own DIY baking soda clay with kitchen ingredients. This budget-friendly hack is perfect for creating ornaments, jewelry, and small sculptures!

In this LinkedIn Learning course, Dave Crenshaw explores insightful strategies to separate your work and personal life through time management, scheduling, and finding the perfect balance in all areas of life.

The water of culture is ubiquitous. It is the water we all swim in, conscious of it or not. A joy of travel is shifting the waters – the culture – you find yourself floating in. Historically, surfers have adventured to new waters, thereby new culture.

This course will help you identify and build a renewed mentality when generating ideas, teaching you how to disregard small insecurities and creative blocks and release your inner pool of creativity.

In this December 2020 episode of Unlocking Us, Brené Brown is joined by former U.S. President Barack Obama to discuss finding balance, what makes a good leader, and tapping into our full potential.

Barbarians at the Gate shows you how not to run a business and reveals the shocking greed of corporate America in the 1980s by telling the story of the leveraged buyout of RJR Nabisco.

Author Robin Gerber shares the story of Ruth Handler, the fiercely determined woman who created Barbie.

In this July 2021 episode of the Where to Go podcast, hosts James Atkinson and Lucy Richards check in with Barcelona-based food photographer and blogger Maria Astrand about the city's vibrant culinary scene.

Barking Up The Wrong Tree turns standard success advice on its head by looking at both sides of many common arguments, like confidence, extroversion, or being nice.

Based on a True Story is a semi-fictional memoir from stand-up comic and writer Norm Macdonald.

In Basic Childhood Trauma Recovery, therapist Toluse Francis guides you through the depths of childhood trauma's inner workings, helping you understand how it can be prevented and managed.

Originally published in 2000, this book from renowned economics professor Thomas Sowell explains how economics works, and how to understand the world through its theories.

Learn the basics of First Aid, and you could save someone's life. In this short course by the University of Glasgow, you can acquire some key skills and methods for dealing with an emergency situation.

This course explains the project management methodology Scrum: how it's used, the benefits, and the core principles, aspects, and processes.

Yale professor Amy Chua opens our eyes to the potential benefits of tough love by sharing her traditionally Chinese parenting style.

In this book, royal expert Robert Lacey traces the divide between Princes William and Harry from their early upbringing within the British monarchy to the present day.

Every woman deserves the tools and knowledge to achieve financial freedom and independence.

Be A Free Range Human explains how today, job security, doesn't really exist anymore and how you can discover your passions and identify the steps you need to start a life of freedom and happiness.