A guide to setting boundaries, gaining self-esteem, and finding a healthy way out of our addiction to dysfunctional relationships.

This episode of the Vox docuseries, Explained, explains the history of coding, how it works, and the future it's building for us.

Death and dying are natural and predictable elements of everyday life, yet Western society shies away from the topic. In this book, we permit grief in every form to have the space it deserves.

Dr. Richard Passingham teaches the basics of cognitive neuroscience in this short, digestible guide.

In this 2022 book, author Ben MacIntyre explores the story of the maximum-security Nazi fortress for prisoners of war during World War II.

This collaborative course from the University of Leeds and the Institute of Coding teaches the basic skills required for remote work and how remote teams can successfully cooperate.

Professor and author Jared Diamond explores past societies to discover why they collapsed and what we can do to prevent similar catastrophes in our modern age of globalization, technology, and climate change.

In this documentary, a passionate team of journalists investigates how corruption and mismanagement led to a nightclub fire and hundreds of preventable hospital deaths in one of Romania's most notorious tragedies.

In this March 2024 episode of The Joy of Why podcast, co-host Steven Strogatz talks to scientist Iain Couzin about the collective behaviors of animals.

Colors can have a great effect on our moods, feelings, and emotions. Let's dive into the theory of color and how you can use it as an artist.

Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) advocacy group Take Action Inc. offers a resource guide for tackling AAPI racism, prejudice, and hate crimes.

Come as You Are is a guide to female sexuality, detailing the science of a woman's desire, and how this knowledge can help to improve your sex life.

This online course by meteorologists Sylvia Knight and Peter Iness takes a deep dive into the formation of weather systems, how the weather is affected by human behavior, and the intricate mechanisms of climate change.

Author and sex educator Emily Nagoski delves into the thorny, complex, and beautiful world of long-term sexual relationships in light of society's views on pleasure, sexuality, and gender.

In his hilarious yet sober autobiography, Bob Odenkirk uses his real-life experiences to help his reader navigate the competitive world of show business.

Comfortably Unaware is a well-researched compendium on how our food choices and animal agriculture impact the environment and contribute to world hunger, the destruction of rainforests, and climate change.

This compilation of over 20 inspiring coming out stories touches upon themes of religion, family, happiness, and growth.

In this online course from EC-Council, learn about different cybersecurity threats and how to counter them.

Common Sense is a classic piece of U.S. history that will help us see the importance of societies coming together to form a fair governmental system, and how these ideas paved the way for the American revolution.

Daisy Lovelace, Professor at Duke University's School of Business, teaches how to steer conversations where culturally sensitive topics such as race, ethnicity, and gender crop up.

Communicating Across Cultures is a deep dive into navigating cross-cultural communication in diverse workplaces.