Julia Erickson, MBA, and Suzanne Vosburg, Ph.D., offer support to women who have experienced job loss, breaking down how to process your feelings after being fired and cope with the loss.

Leta Hong Fincher tells the story of the Feminist Five, a group of female activists opposing China's authoritarian regime.

In her witty step-by-step guide to improving your career, career coach Laurie Ruettimann offers valuable insight into navigating the corporate world, taking control of your work life, and putting yourself first.

Between Hope and Fear illuminates the fascinating history of vaccination against infectious disease and the scientists whose work has saved the lives of billions.

In this February 2023 episode of The Knowledge Project podcast, host Shane Parrish talks to psychiatrist Dr. Anna Lembke about the science behind dopamine and addiction.

Between the Mountain and the Sky is the deeply moving memoir of Maggie Doyne, an American woman who moved to Nepal to found a home and school for displaced children.

Ta-Nehisi Coates' letter to his teenage son reveals the discrimination and difficulties that black men face in the U.S., in the hopes of preparing the next generation for the fight that lies ahead of them.

The author of Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus is back with an update on how best to navigate modern dating.

In this sequel to his previous bestseller, 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos, Canadian clinical psychologist, professor, and YouTube personality Dr. Jordan B. Peterson extends his examination of the relationship between order and chaos.

German historian Katja Hoyer appraises the history of East Germany and brings new light to life beyond the Berlin Wall.

This 2023 documentary follows the stories of several people attempting to defect from North Korea. They are helped by Pastor Kim Sungeun, a human rights activist who uses a network of brokers and informants to help people escape.

Renowned social psychologist Jennifer Eberhardt explains how and why we all harbor unconscious biases, and how we can begin to identify and break them down.

Big Data Analytics, an introductory course from Griffith University, explaining what it is, where it comes from, how it's analyzed, and what it's used for.

Authors and illustrators Liz Fosslien and Mollie West Duffy offer a roadmap to recognizing, sitting with, and learning from the 'big' feelings that most commonly bring us discomfort.

Big Friendship, by Aminatou Sow and Ann Friedman, tells the story of the authors' friendship — the good, the bad, and everything in between.

In this book from The School of Life, famous philosophers' teachings are revisited and broken down to help us deal with the challenges we face as we grow up.

Seasoned entrepreneur Josh Linkner breaks down the myth of the billion-dollar idea and instead unveils the everyday creative acts that propel ordinary people to greatness.

Big Magic will give you the courage you need to pursue your creative interests by showing you how to manage your fears, notice ideas and act on them, and take the stress out of creation.

Big Mistakes: The Best Investors and Their Worst Investments is an entertaining look at behavioral finance and investing, told through the personal stories of failure of the giants of capital investment.

Big Potential will show you that the real secret to success and thriving in all aspects of life is developing strong connections with others, so you can mutually lift each other up.

In this documentary series from director R.J. Cutler, we witness the controversial ascent and downfall of the e-cigarette brand JUUL.