In this LinkedIn Learning course, workplace mental health advocate Natasha Bowman explains how companies can use AI to provide personalized care, enhance employee wellbeing, and increase productivity.

Bestselling author and academic Bill Bryson charts the long history of the Earth, the universe, and life itself, telling the story of how existence came to be.

Psychotherapist Meg Josephson addresses and unpicks the 'fawning' response

Clinical psychologist Ingrid Clayton explains how trauma can lead to fawning — the instinct to suppress our own needs, values, and desires for the sake of safety.

Bestselling authors Matthew Kelly and Allen Hunt tackle the universal topic of growing old, providing a helpful guide for reflecting on the life you've lived and taking steps to make the most of your later years.

This September 2024 episode of the History Extra podcast tells the story of communism from ancient to modern history.

In this online course from Harvard Medical School, experts outline the many causes and manifestations of depression, discuss the diagnostic process, and explore treatment options.

Breakfast with Seneca reveals how Stoicism can help lead to a more virtuous life, free of anxiety and uncertainty.

Adrija Choudhury helps us understand the reasons behind certain life choices and the role our inner child plays in our adult decisions.

Overthinking can be a challenging mental habit that consumes our thoughts and emotions, leading to unnecessary stress and anxiety. Fortunately, there are effective techniques to regain control. In this guide, we'll explore five powerful ways to conquer overthinking

This course, developed by The Open University, looks at the overlap between anxiety and depression, exploring their similarities and common treatments.

In this July 2024 episode of his On Purpose podcast, Jay Shetty interviews fitness expert Senada Greca about exercise myths, especially the overemphasis on cardio and the life-changing benefits of strength training.

On this January 2025 episode of her podcast, Mel Robbins hosts Harvard Associate Professor Sarah Wakeman, MD, for a frank discussion on the effects of alcohol on your brain, body, and overall health.

This September 2024 episode of the Unexplainable podcast explores the future of the climate and how we can protect it when the outcomes are uncertain.

In his 2025 book, Dr. Rangan Chatterjee blends philosophy with cutting-edge health knowledge to offer nine ways to break bad habits and make changes that benefit your day-to-day life.

Body image experts Lindsay and Lexie Kite explain why women and girls internalize harmful beauty standards and what we can do to overcome them.

In these January 2022 episodes of the Stuff You Should Know podcast, hosts Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant unveil the world of ants and their colonies.

Paleobiologist Thomas Halliday takes us on a journey through the history of our planet and the unrecognizable worlds that once shaped and sustained life on Earth.

McGill University professor Karl Moore examines the differences between Boomers and younger generations in the workplace, exploring common points of friction and how organizations can more effectively integrate their younger employees.

In this July 2025 episode of the Life Kit podcast, host Marielle Segarra speaks with relationship coach Regina Bonds about growing dating confidence, putting yourself out there, and the lost art of asking someone out in 'real life.'

British career development coaches Helen Tupper and Sarah Ellis explore the key skills we need to grow and thrive in the modern work environment.