On this February 2024 episode of the Ten Percent Happier podcast, host Dan Harris interviews author Chris Anderson about the philosophy and psychology behind generosity and how to cultivate a 'generosity mindset.'

This course takes a deep dive into leadership by looking into how the brain works, exploring motivation, and introducing tools to create a highly effective and sustainable model for the 21st-century leader.

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

On this May 2024 episode of the Feel Better, Live More podcast, Dr. Rangan Chatterjee talks to behavioral scientist Michael Norton about how rituals can help improve our habits and bring meaning to our lives.

In this October 2021 episode of Ten Percent Happier with Dan Harris, psychology professor Amishi Jha examines the science of meditation for improving focus and attention.

On this December 2021 episode of The Science of Everything podcast, host James Fodor discusses how volcanoes are created and the dangers of eruption.

Paleontologist John Long offers a comprehensive history of sharks, from their ingenious evolutionary adaptations to their place in our world today.

Bestselling author James Patterson collects over 60 accounts from booksellers and librarians about their passion for books and matching the right book to the right reader.

Indigenous scientist and bestselling author Robin Wall Kimmerer considers the possibility of economics based on natural principles and ethics of sharing.

This insightful book examines cultural assumptions about sex and gender, opening up challenging questions about what societal norms and myths around sex require reconsideration.

Sinologist Linda Jaivin recounts China's dynamic history, from its ancient dynasties and warring states to the modern economic powerhouse it is today.

This entertaining book offers an overview of European history, demonstrating how the major influences on civilization — from the Ancient Greeks to Christianity to the Scientific Revolution — have woven together to create modern Europe.

Author and researcher John Zubrzycki condenses five millennia of Indian history into an accessible overview of the nation's rich and complex past.

Author and futurist Ray Kurzweil offers a follow-up to his 2005 book The Singularity is Near, outlining how technology continues to change the world and human intelligence.

Communication expert Andy Bounds offers tips and guidelines to revolutionize readers' business communication, save time, and garner success.

This course offered by The Open University dives deep into social influences, from the psychology of crowds to the impact of social pressure on our beliefs and actions.

In this September 2024 episode of the Ologies podcast, American coffee expert Peter Giuliano discusses the science, history, and cultural impacts of coffee.

In this February 2019 episode of the History Extra podcast, historian Christopher Harding explores Japan's tumultuous journey from isolation to global power.

In the seventh episode of the 2016 documentary series The Story of… Food, prominent historians, horticultural experts, and the world's top chefs explore the history and deep cultural impacts of spices.

The Storytelling Edge boosts our communication and persuasive skills by showing us how to tell powerful narratives in a convincing way.

The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck is a completely new approach to self-improvement that puts aside the self-indulgent aspects of the genre to face the world as it really is.