Author James Patterson's attainable guide offers new and old dads tangible advice on how to be more present for your family and become the best dad you can be.

On this February 2025 episode of the It's Been a Minute podcast, host Brittany Luse asks listeners and experts about 'mom loneliness' and looks at how we can address this common problem.

On this February 2022 episode of the History Extra podcast, historian and writer Benjamin Carp explains the causes and key events of the American Revolutionary War.

Former road racing cyclist James Hibbard connects the sport with time-honored questions about life, philosophy, purpose, meaning, and selfhood in this love letter to cycling.

Bicycle consultant Tori Bortman provides an in-depth overview of cycling and its culture, educating beginners with the knowledge they need to safely become road cyclists.

In this September 2021 episode of The Science of Everything, host James Fodor explains the physical, emotional, and sometimes intangible experience of pain.

Historian Joseph J. Ellis reveals how the American Revolution was driven not by a unified national identity but by 'The Cause' — a broad, often contradictory ideal that bound together colonists with vastly different goals and exposed the deep fractures over slavery and power.

Co-parenting coaches Karen Bonnell and Kristin Little offer a roadmap for families navigating separation and divorce when children are involved.

On this April 2024 episode of the Hidden Brain podcast, host Shankar Vedantam interviews psychiatrist and neuroscientist Dr. Judson Brewer about the science behind cravings, why they can become all-consuming, and how we should respond to them.

This May 2024 episode of Ted Radio Hour explores different ways that we can reduce, reuse, and recycle in the modern world.

This LinkedIn Learning course teaches managers how to address challenging issues, offering strategies for staying professional, minimizing assumptions, and achieving the best outcome for all parties.

The Mentoring Manual provides a comprehensive framework for anyone hoping to be a mentor and create effective, supportive relationships with their mentees.

On this September 2024 episode of the Feel Better, Live More podcast, Dr. Rangan Chatterjee and Kristen Holmes, Principal Scientist at wearable technology company WHOOP, discuss circadian rhythms and the consequences of circadian misalignment.

Lawyer and author Jefferson Fisher explains how to communicate effectively and build stronger connections.

Technology journalist Tae Kim chronicles the rise of technology company Nvidia and how it became the most valuable business in the world.

This December 2024 episode of The Mel Robbins podcast features dating expert Logan Ury, who gives science-backed advice for finding success in dating.

Historian Gordon S. Wood offers a unique perspective on the radicalism of the American Revolution, which transformed not just the political and economic lives of Americans but the very rules of American society.

On this May 2024 episode of the Feel Better, Live More podcast, Dr. Rangan Chatterjee talks to behavioral scientist Michael Norton about how rituals can help improve our habits and bring meaning to our lives.

On this December 2021 episode of The Science of Everything podcast, host James Fodor discusses how volcanoes are created and the dangers of eruption.

On this December 2024 episode of The Mel Robbins Podcast, Yale professor Laurie Santos reveals the latest science on happiness and wellbeing, offering tangible tools to help listeners feel more fulfilled.

In the seventh episode of the 2016 documentary series The Story of… Food, prominent historians, horticultural experts, and the world's top chefs explore the history and deep cultural impacts of spices.