This 2021 documentary lays bare the housing inequality crisis in America through the lens of Venice Beach, a former artists' community in Los Angeles, now subject to issues surrounding affordable housing and a growing wealth gap.

Health practitioners Myra Lewin of @HalePule and Dylan Smith of @VitalVeda explore how to develop a healthier relationship with coffee, based on Ayurveda: the science of life.

This sweeping historical work examines the stories of seven countries that fell into crises, including how they got there, what they did to get out, and what common lessons can be learned.

Manny Minaya explains how to find your voice, get rid of the noise, and use poetry to understand your experience of life.

In this course, you'll learn to harness the power of Animoto to use photography and video to boost your sales in an affordable and scalable way.

In this December 2022 episode of Huberman Lab, Dr. Andrew Huberman explains how caffeine affects our bodies and how we can best use it to improve our mental and physical performance.

This edX course from the University of Washington helps non-native English speakers learn the email networking skills they need to stand out in the professional world.

Learn to use your Instagram account to create a fan base for your creative writing. On @yourmomsarewatching, I share humorous memes and write stories about my life working in Hollywood for such celebrities as Julia Roberts, Mike Myers, Keanu Reeves, Chris Rock, and Jennifer Lopez.

This April 2022 episode of the Huberman Lab podcast reveals the ways in which light affects human cells and how exposure to different wavelengths can improve our health.

In Using Questions to Foster Critical Thinking and Curiosity, executive and personal coach Joshua Miller will teach you how to determine the right questions to ask for self-improvement and career advancement.

Social media allows us to have an audience of thousands of people at the touch of a button. Many people use it to show their talents and advertise their businesses.

Utopia for Realists presents a case for progressive policies like a universal basic income, open borders, and a 15-hour workweek for an equal and better world.

This informative course from vaccinology experts at the British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy answers critical questions about vaccine safety and how vaccines are being deployed to end the Covid-19 pandemic.

Vagabonding will change your relationship to money and travel by showing you that long-term life on the road isn't reserved solely for privileged people, and will give you the tools you need to start living a life of adventure, simplicity, and contentment.

Vain Glorious is the clueless man's guide to unraveling his unique beauty and aging gracefully.

Author and academic Matthew Goodwin explores why British politics has given way to division, instability, and distrust.

Vanderbilt family descendent Anderson Cooper and co-author Katherine Howe explore the nuanced stories of the Vanderbilt dynasty's most notable figures and their roles in its rise and decline.

The women behind the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine explain how international collaboration allowed for the development of a COVID-19 vaccination in record time, and dispel misinformation surrounding the vaccine's effects.

The biggest hurdle with creative work is the fear that your work won't be good, and because of that, you shouldn't even bother starting. But if you just start, you'll realise those fears hold no ground. The work you make, even if it needs refinement, will be better than you think.

Music and technology academic Kenny McAlpine guides us through the fascinating evolution of video game music.

This course shares everything there is to know about video interviews, offering practical and simple ways to seize the opportunity and achieve maximum results.