In The State of Affairs, psychotherapist and relationship expert Esther Perel explains why people cheat and how infidelity forever changes the connection between partners.

This episode of the popular Influencer Marketing Talks podcast draws together consumer research and industry insights to review the current state of affairs within both the influencer marketing channel and the wider consumer landscape.

Renowned historian and BBC broadcaster Michael Wood takes us through the most significant events of Chinese history, from the turbulent ancient dynasties to the establishment of modern-day China.

Davidson College professors interview media experts, journalists, and editors on the effects of fake news, the social and technological climate that facilitates its spread, and how we can cultivate media literacy.

Historian Michael Wood maps the history of the Indian subcontinent and its culture from 10,000 years ago through to the present day.

Written to accompany the acclaimed BBC and RTE television program of the same name, this book explores Ireland's cultural identity, from war and colonization to religion and migration.

Dave Grohl recounts his music career, highlighting the most significant moments of his life, from childhood to his career with Nirvana and the Foo Fighters, as well as being a husband and father to three girls.

In this course, Sonia Simone and Brian Clark present a hands-on course on content marketing and strategy, covering everything from defining effective content to writing with the customer journey in mind.

Health and performance consultant Richard Sutton provides a comprehensive breakdown of stress: what it is, how to manage it, and how you can use it to improve your life.

The Stress Sessions is a podcast series that dives into the complexities of mental health with real-life stories and practical tips.

An everyday guide to 'That Girl' behavior.

The Success Principles condenses lessons from entrepreneur, author, and coach Jack Canfield to help you transform your mindset and take responsibility for your life, so you can get to where you want to be.

The Sum of Us eschews moralistic finger-pointing in favor of clear-eyed rationalism to unravel the financial and societal costs of racism in the U.S.

A man who spent 30 years on death row - for a crime he didn't commit - reveals the healing power of holding on to love, justice, and hope, even in the darkest of times.

The Sunflower is a vital exploration of forgiveness from Holocaust survivor Simon Wiesenthal.

Prolific sportswriter David Fischer brings us an accessible history of the first 50 Super Bowls, packed with extensive stats, pictures, and quotes.

This book provides an account of how, after a deep religious experience in his twenties, author Michael A. Singer decided to let go of personal preference and surrender to what life had in store.

Scholar and author Stephen Greenblatt tells the story of the discovery of Roman poet Lucretius' lost work On The Nature of Things, whose ideas about the inner workings of the universe fueled the Renaissance.

The Talent Code breaks down the myth of talent from a neurological standpoint so anyone can understand what it takes to become great at what you love to do.

2010's Tao of Dating is both a spiritual and practical guide for women looking to find fulfillment and success on the dating scene.

The Tao of Physics questions many biases about Western science and Eastern spirituality, showing the close connections between the principles of physics and those of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Taoism.