Based on his long-running newsletter and podcast, Azeem Azhar's groundbreaking book takes a forensic look at our changing world and how humanity's advances are shaping our future.

Science writer Annie Murphy Paul argues that identifying the mind with the brain has limited our understanding of our cognitive abilities and urges a radical shift to keep pace with an increasingly abstract and complex society.

This April 2024 episode of the Today, Explained podcast investigates the successes and failures of egg freezing, a procedure that was expected to increase women's autonomy and equality but may not live up to these expectations.

Emily Oster explores how business strategies can be leveraged in parenting and family management for easier decision-making and more efficient day-to-day living.

Struggling with caregiver burnout? The Farewell Tour offers actionable tips from a dietitian and health coach to help you take care of your mental, physical, and spiritual health, even when you're wrapped up in caring for a loved one with an illness or ongoing needs.

This engrossing documentary charts the incredible exploits of the only manmade objects ever to leave our solar system, told by the people who launched them.

Celebrity fashion stylist Brittany Diego explains everything you need to know about breaking into the fashion industry as a stylist.

Popular science broadcaster and author Dr. Michael Mosley explains how to improve your long-term health by restricting calories, losing weight, and boosting your metabolism.

The Fifth Agreement shines a new light on ancient Toltec wisdom to help us cultivate deep self-awareness and be our authentic selves.

The Fifth Discipline reveals how to find joy at work as an employee and improve productivity as an employer, outlining the five values that can transform a workplace into a place of learning.

In this documentary, VICE Media speaks with activists and providers fighting to protect the right to a safe abortion around the world.

From financial experts Chelsea Fagan and Lauren Ver Hage, The Financial Diet is personal finance 101 for the struggling millennial.

In this course, The Open University breaks down stock market efficiency, guiding learners through the efficiency hypothesis, how it translates into the real world, and its potential pitfalls.

This seminal 1963 text by American writer James Baldwin explores race in the United States, centering on Baldwin's personal life growing up in Harlem, as well as more far-reaching social aspects of the Black experience.

The First 20 Hours lays out a methodical approach you can use to pick up new skills quickly without worrying about how long it takes to become an expert.

This emotional fly-on-the-wall documentary from National Geographic follows healthcare workers as they tackle the arrival of COVID-19 in New York.

Hallie Rubenhold details the lives of the five women killed by Jack the Ripper in Victorian-era London, examining the complexities of the victims' work, relationships, living situations, and health to counter long-held assumptions about them.

Learning the five spiritual faculties of Buddhism – faith, energy, mindfulness, concentration, and wisdom – can help us lead a good life, moving toward true happiness and away from suffering.

Fashion isn't just a statement; it's an ever-evolving narrative waiting to be explored. Join us on this remarkable journey through the threads of fashion history and the avant-garde designs of tomorrow.

The Fortune Cookie Principle explains why a great product or service isn't enough – today, a compelling story about your brand is the most important aspect of running a business.

In this course, instructors from The University of California, Berkeley explain how employees and business leaders can foster happier and more productive workplaces.