The Rebel Rules shows you how you can run a business by relying on your vision, instinct, passion, and agility to call the shots, staying innovative, and maneuvering your business like a startup - because being an entrepreneur is about your mindset.

In her 2021 book, Mary Trump evaluates her uncle - former President Donald Trump - and the American history that led to his election, discussing the impact of racism on the U.S. government and society.

This film documentary explores the intense and controversial world of the Men's Rights movement as seen through the eyes of a feminist filmmaker.

The Referral Engine describes how to get your business in shape and turn customers into advocates who do your marketing for you.

The Republic is one of history's most important works of political philosophy, written by Plato, one of Socrates' students in ancient Greece, as a dialogue about justice on both the individual and social level.

Brand strategist Elizabeth Uviebinené calls on us to reconsider our approach to work and re-examine every aspect of work-life balance.

In this Pulitzer prize-winning memoir, British-Libyan author Hisham Matar chronicles the loss of his father, who was 'disappeared' by the Qaddafi regime in the 1990s.

The Richest Man In Babylon gives common sense financial advice which you can apply today, told through tales and parables from the times of ancient Babylon.

The Ride of a Lifetime shares the inspirational story of Robert Iger, his journey to becoming the CEO of Disney, and how his vision, strategy, and leadership guided the company through a time when its future was uncertain.

Right Side Up with Danielle Strickland is a podcast that focuses on inspiring conversations, stories, and insights that bring healing, hope, and transformation to the world.

In The Right to Sex: Feminism in the Twenty-First Century, Oxford professor of social and political theory Amia Srinivasan explores various aspects of contemporary feminist discourse through an intersectional lens.

The Rise explains the integral role of failure in all creative endeavors, and provides examples of great thinkers who thrived because they viewed failure as a necessary part of their journey towards mastery.

The Rise and Fall of Osama bin Laden is the biography of the leader of al-Qaeda, an exploration of the wicked mind behind the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

Paleontologist Steve Brusatte tells the evolutionary story of dinosaurs, illuminating how scientists worked to piece together a narrative through fossil clues, and how the dinosaurs' attempts to survive a climate crisis mirrors our current situation.

The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin is a documentary that follows computer programmer Daniel Mross as he explores the inception of Bitcoin and its exponential growth.

In this December 2022 episode of Dan Snow's History Hit, Dutch historian Frank Dikötter explains how modern China became one of the world's leading economic superpowers.

This 2019 documentary offers a look at the life of Jordan Peterson, a controversial figure who, according to some, is the most influential intellectual in the Western world.

The Rise Of Superman decodes the science of ultimate human performance by examining how top athletes enter and stay in a state of flow while achieving their greatest feats, and how you can do the same.

In this August 2021 episode of the History Extra podcast, host Spencer Mizen interviews Ian Brittain, researcher, author, and professor at Coventry University, about the history, impact, and legacy of the Paralympic Games.

In this April 2023 episode of the You're Dead to Me podcast, host Greg Jenner delves into the complicated rise of the Tudor dynasty, from their origins as minor Welsh landowners to one of history's most famous ruling families.

ArsenalNewsHub explores how you can grow your social media to new heights and maximise its potential with the tips and tricks they used to get their page to over 150,000 followers.