The Future of Meat, Explained is a comprehensive journey through the meat industry, looking at why we eat meat, its effects on the environment, and future alternatives.

Why is it that men and women seem to be more adversarial toward each other than ever before? Aren't we supposed to be in partnership together?

This online course from the University of Michigan teaches how technology and business innovation are transforming payments worldwide.

This May 2022 episode of BBC Radio 4's Unreal podcast, hosted by journalists Pandora Sykes and Sirin Kale, tackles the reality dating show Love Island and the lessons it offers on welfare and ethics for the future of reality television.

This BBC Three documentary explores the rise of sex robots by considering the rapid progress of their technology, their marketing, and their potentially dangerous social consequences.

This course offers a detailed guide to harnessing the ever-changing landscape of the global workforce through the eyes of international experts from the World Bank Group.

This November 2021 episode explores issues surrounding retirement today, exploring how social security is unfit for purpose and how we should all be saving for the future.

In this November 2021 episode of Plain English, host Derek Thompson meets with technology expert Kevin Roose to discuss the metaverse and NFTs, exploring the role these technologies will play in the future of the internet.

As a DJ and producer, DJ Devious Remix recreates song genres and the way people hear music with innovative remixes and with a multicultural edge. Here, he talks about how he became a DJ and how you can, too.

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.