In this PBS FRONTLINE documentary, doctors and scientists confront the untold story of the coronavirus pandemic, and assess how key missteps failed to contain the outbreak.

Chris Miller explains how microchips went from niche technology to the cornerstone of modern society in a matter of decades, transforming geopolitics along the way.

Internationally acclaimed psychologist William Glasser outlines one of his most famous theories and how it can empower people and improve relationships.

Any behaviour you repeat has a benefit to you, even if you do not like the behaviour or outcome. Either the outcome or the process is meeting some need for you.

Choose Yourself is a plea for self-care, showing how prioritizing your growth and embracing your innate sense of generosity can help to improve your relationships with yourself and others.

In this January 2021 episode of their podcast, Jordan B. Peterson and his daughter Mikhaila talk to expert negotiator Chris Voss about how learning to negotiate better can change your life.

Leading expert on religion Linda Woodhead provides a concise introduction to one of the world's largest religions, exploring Christianity's cultural, institutional, and artistic power over two millennia.

In Chronically Fabulous, Marisa Zeppieri blends research, spirituality, and various healing modalities with her own life experience to encourage others with chronic illness to create battle plans to succeed in all areas of life.

In his 2022 book Chums, journalist Simon Kuper journeys back to the 1980s at the University of Oxford, where many of the UK's leading policymakers first cultivated their political careers.

Like anywhere, a cigar lounge has its own customary rules for how to conduct oneself in a suitable fashion. For newcomers, this can be overwhelming at times. We will share some dos and don'ts to follow when you step inside a cigar lounge.

Award-winning filmmaker Quentin Tarantino reflects on the 1970s New Hollywood films that shaped his childhood and unique approach to cinema.

Citizen Power with Nathalia Ramos and Ben Sheehan is a 10-day course that offers the civics education you missed (or forgot) from high school. Discover how to use your rights as a U.S. citizen to move forward on the issues you really care about and help shape the future of democracy!

In her book-length poem, Claudia Rankine delivers an incisive and personal account of race relations in modern-day America.

Citizenfour is a documentary that follows whistleblower Edward Snowden and his move to leak documents that exposed a covert government surveillance program, and his overnight transformation into a political refugee.

Gin Stephens, author of Fast. Feast. Repeat. examines the toxins around us, how they affect us, and how we can reduce our exposure to improve our health without fixating on perfection.

In this October 2021 episode of the Mindvalley podcast, host Vishen Lakhiani interviews neuroscientist and author Dr. Caroline Leaf on the truth about self-acceptance and how to clean up your 'mental messes' and heal from trauma.

Client Earth is a clear-eyed look at why environmental activism is not enough to address the world's ecological problems.

This course from the University of Exeter explains the past, present, and potential future state of our climate, using rigorous data analysis to demystify the planet's patterns.

This edX course from the University of Edinburgh teaches us about the inner workings of climate change, why we should care, and how we can fight it.

Human resources expert Teresa Boughey illuminates a clear path to achieving meaningful diversity and inclusion goals that lead to success for businesses and employees.

Women's leadership coach and author Carla Miller explains how women can make their voices heard in the workplace.