Brandon Turner provides a practical guide to investing in rental property, covering why the rental market is desirable, how to choose a property, and how to make it profitable.

Psychotherapist Philippa Perry explains how to better navigate relationships and care for ourselves and those who we love.

In The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read, Philippa Perry offers advice on finding the most harmonious relationship with your child through using empathy to understand your child's perspective.

In this June 2024 episode of the Ten Percent Happier podcast, host Dan Harris speaks to Zen Buddhist monk Brother Pháp Hữu about the concept of the 'lazy day' and how it can benefit us.

Journalist David Goodhart chronicles the drastic ways that family life has changed over the last 60 years, looking at changes in gender equality and family stability.

Historian Joseph J. Ellis reveals how the American Revolution was driven not by a unified national identity but by 'The Cause' — a broad, often contradictory ideal that bound together colonists with vastly different goals and exposed the deep fractures over slavery and power.

Organizational practice expert Jeanie Daniel Duck explains how leaders can prioritize support and wellbeing in companies going through corporate change.

In this March 2022 episode of Zero to Travel, host Jason Moore interviews travel specialist Tim Leffel about the most inexpensive countries in the world and how long-term visas have evolved.

Sometimes we act so irrationally it's like there's a monkey in control of our brains. In The Chimp Paradox, Professor Steve Peters explains how to manage your inner chimp to make the best out of your relationships, career, and personal life.

Co-parenting coaches Karen Bonnell and Kristin Little offer a roadmap for families navigating separation and divorce when children are involved.

On this August 2024 episode of The Food Chain podcast, host Ruth Alexander speaks to experts about whether collagen is worth the hype, diving into the science, benefits, and what we still don't know about the substance.

Mustafa Suleyman and Michael Bhaskar use their decades of experience working with Artificial Intelligence to show us how much the world will change in the face of new-wave technology, and why we need to be prepared.

The Confidence Code empowers women to become more courageous by explaining their natural tendencies toward timidity and how to break them even in a world dominated by men.

In The Courage Habit, Kate Swoboda combines years of research and experience to help us fully understand what it means to be courageous.

The Courage To Be Disliked is a Japanese analysis of 19th century psychologist Alfred Adler's work, who established that happiness lies in the hands of each human individual, no matter their past traumas.

Award-winning American music producer Rick Rubin explains what he's learned about art and the creative process from his years of working with some of the world's best musicians.

On this April 2024 episode of the Hidden Brain podcast, host Shankar Vedantam interviews psychiatrist and neuroscientist Dr. Judson Brewer about the science behind cravings, why they can become all-consuming, and how we should respond to them.

Bestselling author Robert Greene presents his ideas on power, seduction, mastery, and human nature in succinct chunks to be read each day of the year.

The Dark Net dives into the wildest and most dangerous corners of the digital world: self-harmers, cryptocurrency programmers, computer scientists, hackers, extremists, pornographers, vigilantes, and more.

The Design of Everyday Things shows how the inability to use certain products is often the result of bad design, demonstrating how companies can use cognitive psychology to implement better design principles that will solve problems rather than create them.

Steven Bartlett  – CEO, entrepreneur, and host of the award-winning podcast The Diary of a CEO – takes us through his 33 guiding laws and principles to guarantee success in life and teaches us how to achieve our full potential.