Human rights barrister Susie Alegre examines how artificial intelligence threatens our fundamental human rights, from privacy violations to autonomous weapons to end-of-life care, and explores how we can navigate these challenges while safeguarding human dignity.

Conservation biologist and author Thor Hanson explains how plant and animal species are adapting in the face of global climate change.

Behavioral scientist Pragya Agarwal debunks the myth that men and women have different emotional capacities by nature.

Candice Brathwaite opens up about her experiences as a Black mother, the stigmas attached to Black motherhood, and the dangers Black mothers face in the healthcare system.

Lysa TerKeurst examines the impact of broken trust, offering guidance on how to rebuild it within yourself, recognize untrustworthy behaviors, and repair relationships through honesty, self-awareness, and boundaries.

I Will Teach You To Be Rich helps us save easily, while also allowing ourselves to spend our hard-earned money guilt-free on the things we enjoy.

Caroline Darian, the daughter of Gisèle Pelicot, recounts the days and months that followed the arrest of her father, Dominique Pelicot, who secretly drugged and sexually abused his wife Gisèle for almost a decade.

In I'm So Effing Tired, Dr. Amy Shah addresses why some of us feel constantly exhausted, and offers us solutions for what we can do about it.

The co-founder of Innocent Drinks talks to a wide variety of remarkable people, asking each of them the same thing: If you could share only one piece of advice from all you have experienced and learned, what would it be?

If You Feel Too Much is a heartfelt exploration of human emotion, advocating for vulnerability, connection, and self-acceptance as the powerful tools required for healing and personal growth.

By exploring the Japanese concept of ikigai, this book demonstrates that finding meaningful work, eating healthily, and discovering our purpose can help us live longer and happier lives.

Former U.S. intelligence official Luis Elizondo reveals the Pentagon's historic documentation of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), otherwise known as UFOs.

Philipp Dettmer's simple and irreverent exploration of one of the most complicated and confusing networks in nature — the human immune system.

On this May 2024 episode of the On Purpose podcast, host Jay Shetty offers six actionable changes you can make in your daily life to improve your mental wellbeing, with practical advice backed by research and relatable personal anecdotes.

In this May 2023 episode of The Doctor's Kitchen podcast, Dr. Rupy Aujla discusses insulin resistance, a condition he believes is behind many of today's chronic illnesses.

In this course, two specialists from the University of Groningen teach us how to waste less time and learn more when studying, along with tips on combating stress and procrastination.

In Search Of Excellence is a study of America's top 15 companies, revealing what entrepreneurs should focus on if they want their businesses to thrive.

Content creator and educator Kyla Scanlon explains how the U.S. economy works and the changes that could make it more sustainable.

This course will show you how to enlarge your chances for better professional visibility, looking at how to be recognized by those who make important decisions in your career.

Robert B. Cialdini's Influence has been the go-to book for marketers since its release in 1984, delivering six key principles behind human influence and explaining them with practical examples.

Scholar, author, and philanthropist Zoe Chance explains the science behind influence and how we can master it in our everyday lives.