The Upside of Your Dark Side takes a look at our darkest emotions, like anxiety or anger, and shows you the benefits that can accompany them and their underlying character traits.

The Urge dives into the development of addiction treatment throughout human history, examining the beginnings of diagnoses, the consequences of our punitive system, and humane recovery paths.

The USA is a comprehensive walkthrough on American history, including the major economic, social, and political changes that have transpired throughout the years.

Veteran gynecologist Dr. Jennifer Gunter explains everything you need to know about vaginas, vulvas, and how to look after them.

Playwright, performer, and activist Eve Ensler draws on her conversations with women about their vaginas to tackle the shame surrounding female sexuality with honesty, humor, and respect.

In this course from The Open University, sociologists and industry experts compare the economic and social value of coffee around the world.

The Anything is Possible podcast is about sharing positivity, overcoming challenges, and creating one world together. We all have the power to create our destiny and rise from challenges.

The Varieties Of Religious Experience will show you that spirituality isn't limited to church and that you too can benefit from trying a variety of religious practices, even if you identify with no religion in particular.

In this March 2022 episode of Feminine Chaos, writer Kat Rosenfield and author Leigh Stein discuss the impending 'vibe shift,' generational differences, and the death of intimacy in the modern world.

In The Voice of Hope, journalist Alan Clements conducts an eye-opening interview with one of the world's most prominent and complex freedom fighters, Aung San Suu Kyi.

David Grann recounts a tale of ambition, survival, treachery, and deceit in his book about an 18th-century mutiny on the British HMS Wager.

Senior Reuters correspondent Ernest Scheyder outlines the main social, environmental, and geopolitical implications of the global energy transition.

The War Of Art brings some much-needed tough love to all artists, business people, and creatives so they can stop procrastinating and start doing.

Political commentator Douglas Murray presents a defense of Western culture, the positive contributions of which are being forgotten in the race to confront the mistakes of the past.

In his 2024 book, author, TV host, and Army National Guard officer Pete Hegseth delves into the changing attitudes toward the armed forces today, contextualizing it in the light of our shifting political and social landscape.

The Warmth of Other Suns is the story of The Great Migration, when millions of Black Americans left the South between 1915 and 1970 to escape the brutality of the Jim Crow Laws.

This episode of The Human Longevity Project features interviews with elders and medical experts to explore how we can face the future of health using old secrets and new discoveries.

Through The Way Of Zen, understand the history, principles, and benefits of the ancient religion of Zen Buddhism, as well as the benefits of mental stillness in uncertain times.

The Wealth of Nations, first published in 1776, is a five-volume collection that covers the fundamentals of political economy and the principles of economic growth.

The Wealthy Freelancer provides practical tips for both new and experienced freelancers to reach their goals and build a life that works for them.

Narrated and produced by Michael Phelps, the world's most decorated Olympian, this documentary explores the sides of Olympic stardom that we don't often read about in mainstream media.