Author and activist Ashton Applewhite explores the impact ageism has on the young and old alike, breaking down harmful myths and stereotypes that hold us all back.

Neuroscientist Rahul Jandial explores dreaming, delving into why we dream and what's going on in our brains when we do.

Annie Grace, author of The Alcohol Experiment, and William Porter, author of Nicotine Explained, tackle the issue of tobacco use – smoking, vaping, chewing, and dipping – and how to overcome nicotine addiction.

Sociologist and author Marieke Bigg explores how medicine fails to meet women's specific needs due to centuries of seeing the male body as the default.

This award-winning book by journalist and art critic Laura Cumming blends personal memoir with a meditation on the Dutch Golden Age of art, centering on the elusive painter Carel Fabritius, best known for his 1654 painting 'The Goldfinch.'

Business communication experts Andy Bounds and Richard Ruttle offer practical tips on how to stand out in professional environments, communicate effectively, and get the best results from every interaction.

Author and screenwriter Lisa Morton delves into the history of Halloween, tracing its journey from ancient Celtic rituals to modern-day traditions.

Valeria Aloe shares her experience of immigrating to the U.S. from Argentina and touches on the experiences of other Latinas to explore how profoundly the Latino experience has been shaped by colonization.

In this 2021 audiobook, Macmillan Cancer Support provides an introduction to cervical cancer risk factors, symptoms, staging, and treatment options.

Communication expert Elaine Lin Hering examines why we stay silent, how we benefit from silence, and how we can all learn to use our voices.

Former British prime minister Boris Johnson reflects on his political career, exploring how he navigated a global pandemic, political scandals, and the cut-throat nature of modern political life.

Entrepreneur Mo Gawdat and stress management expert Alice Law define the four key triggers of stress in modern life, providing useful insights into how to stop stress from taking over.

Authors, editors, and content creators Gabriel Reilich and Lucia Knell compile 101 uplifting stories that demonstrate the best of humanity.

On this May 2022 episode of The Dr. Louise Newson Podcast, Dr. Newson interviews Dr. Rajvinder Khasriya about the link between UTIs and hormones, discussing how UTIs impact women and offering a holistic approach to management.

This collection of essays by award-winning author Katherine Rundell is devoted to some of the most awe-inspiring yet endangered animal species that inhabit our world.

Actor and activist Gillian Anderson compiles a series of anonymous letters from women discussing their sexual desires to reveal the beautiful variety of female desires and display how corseted women still feel when talking about sex.

Veteran journalist Bob Woodward assesses the Biden administration, looking at how it was dominated by war in Ukraine, the Middle East, and the heart of American democracy.

Writer and producer Gary Janetti brings together humorous accounts of his globe-trotting adventures, with fond reflections on his relationship with his husband, as well as imparting some travel tips to the reader.

Alice Waters, chef and restaurateur of the famed Chez Panisse in Berkeley, California, ruminates on food, culture, and the importance of slowing down.

Esther M. Sternberg, MD, offers science-backed tips to help you maintain physical and emotional health at work.

In this August 2023 episode of The Doctor's Farmacy, Dr. Mark Hyman discusses all things related to fatty liver disease, from risk factors to laboratory testing.