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.

The Omnivore's Dilemma explains the paradox of the food choices we face today, how the industrial revolution changed the way we eat, and which food choices are the most ethical, sustainable, and environmentally friendly.

The One Minute Manager gives managers three simple tools that can tremendously improve how they do their job - getting employees to stay motivated, happy, and deliver great work.

The One Thing gives us a very simple approach to productivity using a single question to help us declutter, limit distractions and stress, and find more focus, energy, and success in our lives.

The One-Page Financial Plan is a refreshing, fun look at personal finance, removing the feeling that financial planning is a burden for the less disciplined by showing us that we can plan our entire financial future on a single page.

A funny and entertaining primer on everything you need to know about how to invest wisely depending on your unique goals.

After the end of a long-term romantic relationship, I needed to express my heartache and create a safe space for healing by writing a six-track EP, The Only One.

This compelling book by bestselling historian Garrett M. Graff tells the story of the victims and survivors of the September 11 terror attacks – in their own words.

The Opposite Of Spoiled holds the secrets to raising financially conscious children by revealing how to lead an open dialogue about money, assign responsibility, and teach the virtue of patience.

Artistic educator After Skool summarises the best morning practices from Stanford University neuroscientist Dr. Andrew Huberman so that you can start your day right for heightened productivity and mood.

Former astronaut Ron Garan discusses humanity's challenges by comparing perspectives from space and ground-level, and urging us to collaborate globally.

The Order Of Time expands your mind by shattering your commonly held beliefs about time and how this concept of the mind affects us on a daily basis.

First published in 1949, this important and controversial contribution to Jungian thought studies maps out the development of humanity's group consciousness, as well as that of each individual.

Critically acclaimed author and marriage and family therapist Vienna Pharaon teaches us about origin healing work and how this process can help us heal our deepest psychological wounds.

This New York Times Bestseller, written by renowned American investigative journalist Ian Urbina, comprises 15 stories that reveal the hidden, darker side of our coexistence with the ocean.

The Paradox Of Choice shows you how today's vast amount of choice makes you frustrated and less likely to choose, and delivers decision-making tips so you can take back control of your own existence.

Gad Saad decries the intellectual forces leading the West into an intellectual malaise and sets out a path to reclaiming free speech and freedom of expression in Western society.

An experienced mediator shares hard-won insights on how to avoid the pitfalls – and maximize the benefits – of business partnerships.

The Passion Paradox explains the risks of simply doing what we love and teaches us how to find and cultivate our passions in a way that can lead us to a more fulfilling life.

One of Harvard's most popular professors brings to life the world of ancient Chinese philosophy and explains why it's still deeply relevant today.

The Path Made Clear is a precious pit of wisdom revealing Oprah Winfrey's tips for discovering your real purpose so you can lead a life of success and significance.