Journalist Patrick McGee examines the illustrious economic boom of Apple in the 21st century and its subsequent reliance on China, illustrating how, in the present day, power dynamics have shifted in China's favor.

In this documentary, director Raoul Peck offers a unique portrait of 20th-century writer George Orwell, interweaving readings from his diary and modern-day footage to reveal how his books predicted an authoritarian future.

In this January 2025 episode of NPR's It's Been a Minute podcast, host Brittany Luse talks to journalist Kenny Torrella and food writer Samantha Maxwell about the social, cultural, and political background of the latest trend in diet culture: protein.

In this LinkedIn Learning course, strategy experts Anil Gupta and Haiyan Wang explain how organizations can avoid stagnation and pursue innovation, and especially hone in on using AI for radical transformation.

In this December 2024 episode of Money Glow Up, host Tiffany Aliche meets Decoding Retirement podcast host, Robert Powell, to discuss some common pitfalls and strategies of retirement planning.

In this July 2025 episode of the Everyday Better podcast, researcher and professor Alex Edmans breaks down common mental biases and shares the steps to becoming more open-minded.

Science communicator Caroline Williams helps readers discover their interoception awareness, or 'sixth sense,' to help them rewire the mind-body connection and achieve better health.

In this December 2025 episode of the Science Vs podcast, Meryl Horn examines the impact of AI on the brain through interviews with experts Dr. Shiri Melumad and Dr. Aaron French.

In this November 2025 episode of Dan Snow's History Hit, Snow and journalist Jack El-Hai unveil the story of the infamous Nazi Hermann Göring.

Journalist Sophie Gilbert explores the sexist stereotypes and gender-based violence that permeated pop culture in the 1990s and 2000s.

In this September 2025 episode of The Gray Area podcast, Sean Illing asks author and personality expert Olga Khazan about the science behind changing our personalities.

This 2025 documentary from BBC Storyville exposes the rising militarization of schools in Russia, as the regime replaces education with propaganda.

In this September 2025 episode of the Unexplainable podcast, Noam Hassenfeld interviews health journalist Julia Belluz about how metabolism works and what the health and fitness industry gets wrong.

In this October 2025 episode of the Happy Mum, Happy Baby podcast, host Giovanna Fletcher talks to Pip Davies of Midwife Pip about all things pregnancy and postpartum, from what to expect to myth-busting old wives' tales.

This award-winning documentary follows Colorado poet laureate Andrea Gibson in the final months of their life, showing how a terminal cancer diagnosis was able to bring joy, love, and acceptance as well as sorrow.

In this May 2025 episode of BBC Radio 4 podcast What's Up Docs?, hosts Chris and Xand van Tulleken chat with Dr. Katy Munro about headaches and migraines, sharing practical steps for relief.

In this October 2025 episode of the Financial Feminist podcast, host Tori Dunlap talks about financial survival mode — what it is, how to recognize it, and how to free yourself from this mode of thinking.

In her 2006 book, Norah Vincent recounts her experience of living as her male alter ego, Ned, relaying how differently the world treated her when she was seen as a man.

Professor Rob Dunn explores how different species rely on each other to survive, and why this interdependence may have been overlooked for centuries.

Created by German filmmaker Andres Veiel, this 2024 documentary looks at the controversial Nazi-era filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl.

This 2025 documentary, directed by Andrew Jarecki and Charlotte Kaufman, follows incarcerated men in Alabama to expose hidden brutalities, violence, and corruption in the U.S. prison system.