In this October 2022 episode of Vox Media's science podcast Unexplainable, host Noam Hassenfeld speaks with experts about why food allergies are on the rise, and what we can do about it.

Everything Is Obvious shows you that common sense isn't as reliable as you think it is and how you can change the way you make decisions with tried and tested scientific methods.

'Anti-guru' Sarah Knight explains how to say no more often and why doing so will change your life for the better.

Factfulness explains how our worldview has been distorted by the rise of new media, the human instincts that cause erroneous thinking, and how we can learn to separate fact from fiction.

This course begins with the uses of fashion through time, before analyzing current trends and mapping the route to sustainable success for future entrepreneurs.

This course from Fashion Revolution challenges learners to consider who made their clothes, the working conditions of garment workers, and the environmental impact of the fashion industry.

The founder of Bulletproof, a nutrition and supplements company, explains how regular intermittent fasting brings surprising benefits, sharing exactly how to go about it sustainably.

Finding a Remote Job explains the differences between looking for a traditional job and a remote position, going in-depth on the challenges of working from home, reaching out to potential employers, what skills you need, and what benefits you can expect.

Security expert Vera Michlin-Shapir outlines the efforts of Russian leadership to construct a fluid Russian identity in a post-Cold War world.

This Doane University course explains how a plant-based, whole-food diet can tackle prevalent modern diseases without side effects.

Framers: Human Advantage in an Age of Technology and Turmoil shows that the power of human cognition lies in our unique ability to 'frame' the world around us.

This course teaches the basics of usability, offering advice on how to build a digital product that users will love.

Gamification of Learning explores the value of using games in an education setting.

Sakina Alsadah, a digital artist known as Sako, explains why the idea that digital art is less valuable or 'real' than traditional art is nonsense.

Get Good with Money by Tiffany Aliche is packed with tips on how you can escape debt, learn to budget, and grow your income and assets.

Learn how to get verified on social media, build authority, beat your competition, and make more money online.

This award-winning 2013 documentary follows nine girls from around the world as they strive against societal and cultural barriers to education and a better life. Each story is narrated by a celebrated actor.

Olena Martynenko tells the inspiring story of Good Bread, an inclusive bakery in Kyiv that takes responsibility for a team of people with mental disabilities and has fed over 350,000 people in need during the Russo-Ukraine war.

Gray area drinking is the space between end-stage extreme drinking and the every-now-and-again drinking stage.

This January 2023 episode of Eat Blog Talk discusses why Instagram may not be for you if you're just chasing likes and followers and how to determine your ROI for the platform in relation to your overall business.

Happier at Home is an instruction manual to help you improve your home life and strengthen your family bonds.