Journalist and foreign relations expert Tim Marshall explores the new space race, illustrating how politics, geography, and international relations on Earth are being carried with us into the new frontier.

This course by the University of Reading serves as a substantial introduction for international students seeking to write academic essays in the English language, with exercises in grammar, essay organization, and tone.

In this June 2024 episode of the Stuff You Should Know podcast, hosts Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant delve into the origins of commercial flying and examine how the experience and culture of air travel have changed over the years.

Journalist and political commentator Fareed Zakaria explores the nature of radical societal change, explains the nature of revolution and counter-revolution, and clarifies how radical change has come about.

In this FutureLearn course from the University of York, students learn how to balance their online lives with their mental health and wellbeing.

Einstein: His Life And Universe takes a close look at the life of Albert Einstein, beginning in how his childhood shaped him, what his biggest discoveries and personal struggles were, and how his focus changed in later years.

Journalist and biographer Walter Isaacson illuminates how Elon Musk's personal and relational history has informed his career and technological innovations.

This course from Coventry University explores emotional intelligence, the various models for understanding it, and its importance in a work environment.

With so many applicants to choose from, employers are pickier than ever. This course by the University of Sheffield's Careers Service gives you all the tips you need to ace your next interview.

Long Walk to Freedom is the autobiography of Nelson Mandela, South African anti-apartheid activist, national icon, and first black president, elected in the country's first fully democratic election.

This FutureLearn course covers the basics of nutrition, linking it to our and our planet’s wellbeing. From the evolution of modern-day diets to the current obesity and climate crises, it explores how we can improve individual and collective health through food.

In her 2023 memoir, American politician and former chair of the House Republican Conference, Liz Cheney, provides an insider account of the attack on the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, and its after effects.

Learn to become an exceptional manager in this course from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development.

This FutureLearn course from the University of Leeds and the Institute of Coding teaches the best techniques to organize, plan, and deliver powerful presentations, no matter the setting.

Experts from Deakin University highlight how to use mindfulness and design-based thinking to become emotionally resilient in the face of work-related stress.

Improve your teaching and study skills through the neuroscience of learning in this online course from the UK's National STEM Learning Centre.

Through interviews, testimony, and research, George Stephanopoulos and Lisa Dickey explore the history of the White House Situation Room, one of the most history-making rooms on the planet.

Australia's Deakin University provides an introductory course into the philosophy of leadership and the makings of an effective leader.

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

In this October 2022 episode of the Knowledge Project podcast, host Shane Parrish talks to AI researcher and author Kenneth Stanley about why conventional problem-solving doesn't lead to innovation and great discoveries.

In this March 2024 episode of the Today, Explained podcast, guest host David Pierce learns about lab-grown meat from his Vox colleague Kenny Torrella.