Teacher, speaker, author and podcast host Kat Fowler shares an easy-to-do 3-minute daily energy routine so you can set your energy, and your day up for success!

This January 2022 episode of Dan Snow's History Hit podcast explores the life of Tutankhamun, the ways that ancient Egyptians honored him, and the events that led to his tomb's discovery.

As a 400m track athlete with over 20 years of running experience, Marsha provides valuable insights on running, from selecting the right shoes, avoiding common mistakes, maintaining motivation, enhancing speed, and injury prevention. Follow along to begin your running journey.

Finding Freedom paints a detailed picture of the love story between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and the difficult circumstances that led to their separation from the British Royal Family.

Fireball: Visitors from Darker Worlds explores the deeply interconnected impacts of meteorites on our planet – from the physical, ecological, scientific, cultural, and even the spiritual.

History 101: AIDS is a concise documentary that highlights the sad realities of the AIDS virus, from the epidemic's beginnings in 1981, to the global response to the virus today.

As once-healthy soils degrade to dust in ever-growing quantities, Allan Savory argues the case for a revolution in land management that hinges on holism, the theory that the moving parts of an ecosystem need to be treated as one complex entity.

A popular science book that tells the story of physics' search for a Theory of Everything — a self-contained mathematical model that describes all fundamental forces and forms of matter.

Through the lens of beekeepers, farmers, and research scientists, The Pollinators tells the tale of modern pesticide-dependent agriculture and its devastating effects on honeybees and native pollinators.

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.

When actress Brittany Murphy mysteriously died in 2009, rumors swirled about the cause of her death. A new two-part documentary series from HBOMax explores her life, career, and marriage to con artist Simon Monjack in What Happened, Brittany Murphy?

This course will guide you through examining your communication style and formulating an actionable plan to help you grow in your communication.

Renowned philosopher and psychologist Cordelia Fine uses scientific data to debunk the myth that male and female brains are 'hardwired' in different ways.

Queen of the Track tells the story of high jump champion Alice Coachman, the first African American woman to win an Olympic gold medal.

In The Body Keeps the Score, author and psychiatrist Dr. Bessel van der Kolk unpacks the impact of trauma on the brain and body.

Joseph Nguyen offers a new way to look at reality and reduce suffering that doesn't rely on motivation or willpower.

On this January 2024 episode of the Financial Feminist podcast, host Tori Dunlap interviews family finance coach Andy Hill about how parents can prepare their kids for a successful and healthy financial future.

Preethi Balasubramanian explains how you can go on that holiday you've been dreaming of and parent along the way.

Juggling a full-time job and motherhood isn't easy, and feeling overwhelmed and burnt out is absolutely normal. Let's remember the small things that can make us mamas feel better.

Don't let your empty nest marriage feel like a slump! Here are tips to help you add spark back to your marriage and revive that connection with your partner.

In this February 2024 episode of The Blindboy Podcast, Birmingham-based historian Professor Carl Chinn discusses aspects of English working-class history and the importance of a shared understanding of history as a means of connection.