This May 2021 episode of the Slow Burn podcast explores the road that led to the Iraq War, focusing on the central issue of whether or not Iraq had weapons of mass destruction and America's search for a reason to strike.

This episode of acclaimed podcast Slow Burn examines the 2001 anthrax attacks and their role in perpetuating the climate of fear that enabled the U.S. march to war.

This episode of the acclaimed podcast Slow Burn explores the role Ahmed Chalabi played in leading the U.S. to war in Iraq.

This comprehensive account of historical and contemporary trends chronicles the infiltration of authoritarianism from Russia into American politics.

In this course, experts from the British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy explain the benefits and challenges of vaccine uptake around the world.

John Bolton, the former National Security Advisor to Donald Trump, offers specific and piercing criticisms of the Trump administration in this tell-all memoir.

In this September 2022 episode of the Feel Better Live More podcast, Dr. Rangan Chatterjee talks to American physician Dr. Zach Bush about holistic approaches to healthcare and the environment.

'The Running Wine Mom' phenomenon encapsulates the intersection of fitness, motherhood, and humor, as mothers across social media share their experiences of balancing the demands of parenthood with a penchant for wine and running.

This accessible documentary explains the background of the seismic events of 1917 through the lens of two opposing families, the ruling Romanov dynasty and Lenin's revolutionary Ulyanov family.

The Ruthless Elimination Of Hurry will teach you how to slow down, relax, and live a simpler life to become happier and improve your wellbeing.

This November 2015 episode of BBC Radio 4's In Our Time focuses on the witch hysteria that gripped the Puritan communities of Essex County, Massachusetts, in the early 17th century.

The Salt of the Earth follows the life of renowned social and environmental photographer Sebastião Salgado, as directed and narrated by his son Juliano, alongside with German filmmaker Wim Wenders.

Yoga enables us to harmoniously build strength and inner calm, qualities becoming ever more valuable in our lightning-paced society. This course marries theory and practice to help you tap into your full potential, enriching life on and off the mat.

In this episode of the Huberman Lab podcast from June 2022, Dr. Andrew Huberman gives an overview of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, explaining how the illness manifests, debunking stigmas and myths, and providing steps toward treatment.

The Science Delusion is a detailed examination of the ten dogmas of modern science, highlighting their origins and the ways in which they limit scientific inquiry.

The Science of Beer takes you on an informative journey through the history of beer, its base ingredients, and its diverse array of styles.

In this March 2023 episode of The Science of Everything podcast, host James Fodor introduces the scientific study of human emotions.

This course outlines the scientific evidence behind the theory of evolution, why some people still argue against it, and how their counterarguments fail to live up to scrutiny.

In this course from the University of Colorado, Boulder, learn how exercise affects both the body and brain from a scientific perspective.

In this course offered by the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Femida Handy explores the science behind why we give and the effects it can have, both on the level of the individual and society at large.

The Science of Getting Rich grants us permission to embrace our natural desire for wealth, explaining why riches lead to a prosperous and abundant life in mind, body, and soul.