Discover the life and career of rap legend The Notorious B.I.G. with this intimate documentary, released two decades after the tragic death of this East Coast icon, whose influence still reverberates through hip hop today.

Bill Nye: Science Guy is an intimate behind-the-scenes look at one of America's favorite science educators and his ongoing battle to stop the proliferation of anti-scientific thinking.

In this documentary, discover the life of iconic blues artist Billie Holiday and find out where she gleaned inspiration from for her heartfelt lyrics through audio recordings of her, her colleagues, and her loved ones.

The World's a Little Blurry is a whistle-stop tour of the life of singer-songwriter Billie Eilish, documenting not only her rise to fame and production method, but also provides a glimpse into the familiar and relatable personal life of a modern teenager.

Billion Dollar Whale tells the incredible story of Jho Low, a Malaysian man who committed one of the biggest heists of the century by defrauding a national investment fund.

Billionaires, Explained is a wide-ranging examination of the billionaires in the world today: who they are, how they accumulate their wealth, and what they do with it.

This course from Harvard University introduces the law and ethics surrounding reproductive technology and explores the moral implications of future genetic enhancements.

This course from FutureLearn, in partnership with Monash University, explores the links between genetics, our nervous system, and human behavior.

This course offered by the University of York and FutureLearn provides an overview of some of life's most critical biological processes, from microbes to the human brain and ecosystems.

Bird By Bird is Anne Lamott's guide to using the power of routine, being yourself, and rolling with the punches to become a better writer.

This 1999 documentary showcases the life and work of novelist and memoirist Anne Lamott, offering valuable insights to anyone who aspires to be a writer.

In this February 2023 episode of the Economist's Babbage podcast, host Alok Jha discusses avian flu, the risk it poses to humans, and whether we are prepared for the next global pandemic.

This course from The Open University uses a case study of doxazosin – a medicine used to treat high blood pressure – to explain how pharmaceutical scientists research and synthesize new medical drugs.

Bit Literacy shows you how to navigate the innumerable streams of digital information that flow towards us every single day and not become paralyzed or a slave to technology, thanks to a few simple systems to manage your media.

Celebrated zoologist Lucy Cooke explores the persisting myths surrounding females in the natural world.

Cryptocurrency trader and educator Suppoman leads this course on how to make short-term profit from cryptocurrency.

While Bitcoin is the most famous and established form of cryptocurrency, it is not the full story. This course from The University of California Berkeley delves into the rise of the cryptocurrency movement, the mechanics of Bitcoin, and emerging alternative networks.

Bitcoin Billionaires is a captivating redemption story of how Bitcoin pioneers, the Winklevoss twins, flipped a humiliating legal settlement into billions of dollars.

This memoir details Jennifer Robertson's relationship with Gerry Cotten, founder of cryptocurrency exchange Quadriga and the center of a $250 million investment scandal.

Renowned clinical psychologist and author Jordan B. Peterson hosts a roundtable with four experts on Bitcoin to discuss the digital currency's revolutionary economic, technological, and social potential.

In a culture obsessed with happiness, author Susan Cain makes a case for bittersweetness – an attitude that honors our sadness and desire – as the pathway to creative and spiritual wholeness.