The Game Changers is a documentary that makes a strong case for the benefits of plant-based diets, even for elite athletes.

At a time when Ukraine's identity and people are under attack, Serhii Plokhy's definitive history of the nation offers invaluable insights into the crisis and proof that the country is not just 'Little Russia'.

This rigorous and intimate account of the origin and development of genetic research traverses scientific history to provide a profound investigation into what makes us human.

The Genius of Birds shines a new light on an underrated vertebrate, explaining birds' capacities to be social and artistic, problem-solve, learn languages, and navigate our world.

The Geography of Bliss follows journalist Eric Weiner's search for the happiest places on Earth, exploring what makes people happy in the first place.

Taking us on a tour through some of the historically most creative cities in the world, this book suggests that genius is not an inherited trait, but rather produced by the right intersection of time and place.

The Gift of Fear is a guide to understanding how your fear and instincts can protect you, teaching you how to recognize the warning signs people exhibit before turning violent.

British businessman John Browne presents an argument for a workplace mindset of diversity and inclusion of LGBTQ+ people.

By following these science-backed tips, you will strengthen your resilience muscle and be able to move through life's challenges more easily.

A popular science book that tells the story of physics' search for a Theory of Everything — a self-contained mathematical model that describes all fundamental forces and forms of matter.

Why is cannabis still such a contentious issue? The God Plant takes a deep dive into its history, medical benefits, and modern legal challenges.

In this February 2022 episode of The Mindvalley Podcast, host Vishen Lakhiani interviews entrepreneur Payal Kadakia, founder of the multi-million dollar fitness platform ClassPass, unraveling her rules for setting achievable goals.

In The Good Ancestor, Roman Krznaric unravels the importance of long-term thinking in our daily choices, so that we can guarantee a better future for the next generations.

In her intimate exploration of human sexuality, Sheila Wray Gregoire unravels her Christian vision of physical intimacy, an endeavor that she believes couples can enjoy both on a spiritual and emotional level.

This profound collection of essays highlights, through the voices of 21 different writers, the unseen and unspoken stories of being a person of color in the UK.

The Good Jobs Strategy busts the myth that low-paying jobs are necessary for retail chain success.

Harvard researchers share scientific data and life lessons about happiness and meaning from one of the longest-running studies of adult development.

First published in 2002, this book tells the untold stories of Chinese women during and after the Cultural Revolution.

The Grand Design explains the history of mankind from a scientific perspective, detailing how our species appeared and how we began to use science to make sense of our surroundings - and of ourselves.

Nobel Prize-winner Angus Deaton explains the relationship between economic growth, inequality, and human wellbeing.

The Great Hack tells the story of how consulting firm Cambridge Analytica used Facebook data to influence critical elections, and how such uses of technology threaten our democracy.