Catch Me If You Can is the story of how Frank Abagnale, one of the most famous con-artists in history, faked over eight identities, several professions, and cashed over $2.5 million of forged checks in the 1960s until the police finally caught him at age 21.

This book briefly covers the story of the origins of Catholicism, its distinct Christian moral code, and its place in the modern world.

Werner Herzog's 2010 documentary about the Paleolithic paintings found in the Chauvet Cave gives us a tour of the oldest artwork ever found and sheds new light on the history of human consciousness.

This Vogue Visionaries masterclass from singer and songwriter Celeste provides not only a set of tips on how to write a song, but a highly personal story of struggle and success.

Gastroenterologist Peter H.R. Green, M.D., and medical writer Rory Jones take a comprehensive look at celiac disease, which affects nearly one percent of the U.S. population.

In this January 2021 podcast episode, hosts Chinny Ukata and Astrid Madimba explore Chad's history and current standing as a result of French control in Sub-Saharan Africa.

A moving, detailed documentary from writers Steven Leckart and Glen Zipper, Challenger: The Final Flight examines the infamous space shuttle disaster from all angles, focusing on the crew, the bereaved families, and the avoidable failures that led to the tragedy.

Under the simplest of circumstances, adoption is very complex for the adopted child and their family. When the adoptee is transracially adopted, the complications of the relationships in the home and out in the community are amplified. These are some of the challenges for transracial adoptees.

Challenges and spiritual drought can be an opportunity for spiritual growth and endurance, as we learn to trust God and rely on Him in times of difficulty.

In this July 2022 episode of Leapgen's Now of Work podcast, hosts Jess Von Bank and Jason Averbook chat with HR expert Pat Wadors about encouraging businesses to change and keep up with modern ways of working.

Lindiwe Matlali, founder and CEO of Africa Teen Geeks and Apodytes, pioneers in democratizing STEM education and technology innovation in Africa, shaping a new generation of entrepreneurs.

Change by Design makes us better problem-solvers at every aspect of life by outlining the design thinking process that companies can use to innovate and improve.

Change Management Foundations is the ultimate guide to dealing with all aspects of organizational change at any level

This April 2021 episode of the Mindvalley Podcast presents an insightful conversation with John Robbins discussing healthy diets, animal cruelty, and environmentally friendly, sustainable food production.

This book explores the enduring narratives surrounding modern human existence, why we've come to accept them, and how we might go about fostering change.

Dr. Daniel Amen, psychiatrist, brain disorder specialist, and director of Amen Clinics, teaches us how to make consistent changes to improve our brain health and live happier lives.

This course shares non-medical ways to fight various mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety so you can live your best life.

On this April 2024 episode of the On Purpose podcast, host Jay Shetty asks humanitarian, author, and renowned public speaker Robin Sharma about the number one way to live a rich life and change your money mindset.

Develop a learning mindset with Change Your Questions, Change Your Life, which can revolutionize your life with just a few simple questions.

Author and Ayurvedic physician Dr. Suhas Kshirsagar illustrates how your schedule can help you sleep better, feel stronger, lose weight, reduce stress, and improve your overall health.

In this episode of Leapgen's Now of Work podcast, hosts Jason Averbook and Jess Von Bank talk to HR technologist Meg Bear about her people-centered vision, changing work needs, and how she builds happiness for herself.