Bestselling author Mary Claire Haver, MD, teaches women everything they need to know in order to thrive during their transition to menopause.

Ed Slott's latest helping of financial wisdom walks you through all the steps you must take to ensure that you keep as much of your IRA out of the hands of the IRS as possible.

With the gap between the rich and poor ever-increasing, this book asks crucial questions about the management of a happy society supported by a fair economy.

The New Trading for a Living teaches you a calm approach to stock trading by equipping you with the basic tools of chart analysis and risk-minimizing rules, and showing you which amateur mistakes to avoid when getting started.

New York Times correspondent Steven Lee Myers brings a comprehensive account of Vladimir Putin's rise to power, from his impoverished upbringing, through his shadowy years in intelligence, to the vice-like fist he has formed around Russia.

Acclaimed philosopher Alain de Botton explains how the news shapes modern society and what we can do to better navigate the oversaturated media environment.

In this February 2022 episode of The Economist's Money Talks podcast, host Mike Bird and his expert guests discuss the stock market downturn in 2022, the bubble we may be in, and how financial markets have changed since the 2008 crash.

The Next Pandemic, Explained is an objective exploration of the threat that viruses pose to the human race.

The Next Right Thing is your guide to making wise, thoughtful, and intentional decisions simply by letting go of fear and leading with love.

The Nine Powers of Women is a calling to women to accept unknown parts of themselves and reach their highest potential.

Essayist Chuck Klosterman dissects the 1990s, the decade that gave us grunge music, cable television, and the internet.

The majority of people are born habit-free, as habits live only in our psychological experiences, which are fluid and fleeting. Learn how realizing this allows us to stop fighting our experience and see that constant change is our nature.

This in-depth analysis of Christopher Nolan's film oeuvre illuminates the mythic filmmaker renowned for changing cinematic language in the 21st century.

Drawing upon a vast range of research studies, this eloquent and exhaustive examination of depression explores the disease through personal, medical, and cultural lenses.

The Now Habit is a strategic program to help eliminate procrastination from our lives, bring a sense of fun and motivation into our work, and enjoy our well-earned spare time without feeling guilty.

In his book The Obesity Code, Dr. Jason Fung explains how when you eat can be more important than what you eat for long-term weight loss success.

The Obstacle Is the Way is a modern take on the ancient philosophy of Stoicism which helps you endure the struggles of life with grace and resilience, by drawing lessons from ancient heroes, former presidents, and modern day sensations, and how they turned adversity into success.

In their new memoir, Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey recount their time filming The Office, sharing how the show kickstarted their careers, changed their lives, and led to their lifelong 'BFF' status.

In this December 2021 episode of the Call Her Daddy podcast, host Alex Cooper teaches listeners what questions to ask during their breakup to reach the closure they need.

The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) explores the psychological, technological, and adaptive aspects of safe driving, promoting a holistic approach to road safety that goes beyond basic vehicle operation skills.

In this July 2021 episode of Dan Snow's History Hit, host Dan Snow interviews Professor Martin Polley about the history, impact, and legacy of the Olympic Games.