In this episode of How I Built This with Guy Raz, Coinbase co-founder and CEO Brian Armstrong discusses his journey building his crypto wallet and the setbacks he encountered along the way.

In this January 2022 episode of Armchair Expert, host Dax Shepard talks to political scientist Brian Klaas about the psychology of power, why certain people are attracted to control, and how corruption can happen despite good intentions.

Karen Boone explores how we can celebrate individuality and enhance self-esteem and well-being through aesthetic enhancements, explaining that we can promote this balance through thorough consultations and open communication between patient and practitioner.

Brief Answers to the Big Questions tackles some of the universe's biggest mysteries, as legendary physicist Stephen Hawking explores the laws that govern the cosmos and the future of humankind.

Susan Peirce Thompson Ph.D. explores the neuroscience behind food addiction, why weight loss is so hard, and how to overcome the obstacles to losing weight and keeping it off.

Writer Eleanor Segall tells the story of her tumultuous journey with bipolar disorder and social anxiety.

In Bring the War Home, Kathleen Belew presents a carefully researched picture of the history of the white power movement in America from the 1970s and 1980s to the present day.

In this June 2021 episode of It's My Pleasure, sex coach and mindfulness expert Danielle Savory talks about ways to help your married sex life get some sparkle back.

Imagine walking into a bookstore and seeing your book on the shelf. With so many lived experiences, we all have at least one book inside of us waiting to get out on paper, but where do we start? Learn how strategy and intention come into play to make your book-writing dreams come true.

British journalist and broadcaster Afua Hirsch explores how race, gender, and class shape the identities of Black British people today.

Political journalist Philip Stephens provides an interpretative history of Britain's domestic politics and international relationships, from the Suez Crisis to Britain's formal exit from the European Union.

On this March 2024 episode of the BBC's History Extra podcast, historian David Torrance tells the story of Ramsay MacDonald, the first Labour Prime Minister, and how his period in office changed the British political landscape.

In his 2003 book, writer and former politician Tony Wright sets out a detailed history and assessment of the British political system, analyzing its strengths and vulnerabilities and explaining what makes British politics so unique.

Britney Vs Spears explores the events that led to Britney's controversial conservatorship and the pop star's long fight for freedom.

Writer and musician Claire L. Evans tells the untold and forgotten stories of the women who created and shaped the technological world we live in today.

By showing us how to unlock the power of positive words and stories, Broadcasting Happiness helps us boost our health and happiness in our relationships, work, and community.

This book shows those in their twenties and thirties how to manage their finances and start spending and saving confidently.

In his debut book, award-winning journalist Sebastian Payne takes a journey through ten of Labour's 'red wall' constituencies to discover why Labour lost the 2019 election — and how it can win again.

Whether you're new in the business or a real estate veteran, these productivity insights can  help you maximize your time and grow your business.

Brotopia motivates us to be fairer in the workplace as employees or employers by revealing the sexist state of Silicon Valley — and highlighting what we can do to change it.

Equal parts interview, documentary, and concert, this is a character study of Springsteen and his music, with the artist’s reflections on his connection to his music, his artistic career, and - most importantly - his audience.