British comedian Rob Beckett shares his thoughts on class and explores how his working-class background impacted his family, career, and identity.

HR expert Lisa Buckingham shares her thoughts on what the future CHRO will look like in this August 2022 episode of Leapgen's Now of Work podcast.

A Crack In Creation will teach us all about the power of gene editing that is made possible with CRISPR by detailing how it works, the benefits and opportunities it opens up, and the ethical risks of using it on humans.

A Curious History of Sex is a candid, critical, and intensely funny chronicle of human sexuality with all its curiosities and cultural implications.

A Curious Mind is an homage to the power of asking questions, showing you how being curious can change your entire life, from the way you do business to how you interact with your loved ones.

Author Emily Witt joins the Guardian's Today in Focus podcast for their August 2022 episode to explore the history of dating apps and how they have influenced our contemporary understandings of dating, sex, and relationships.

Designed by experienced educators with input and collaboration from student ambassadors, this course from Dublin City University provides tips and strategies to help you thrive in the new world of digital learning.

Develop your personal philosophy using the wisdom of the world's most successful people. In A Few Wise Words, 22 contributors offer a wide variety of advice and guidance, focusing on a few common themes.

From marine biologists and submarine pilots to ice skaters and professional mermaids, this August 2021 episode of the 99% Invisible podcast explores what water means to different people and why it's so important to us.

A First-Rate Madness shares the stories of how many world leaders prevailed despite mental illness and struggles – through their lessons, we'll learn how to turn our psychological disadvantages into leadership strengths.

A Force For Good is a universal call to turn our compassion outward and use it to improve ourselves and the world around us.

Former President Jimmy Carter looks back on ten decades of American life, his lived history and his multifaceted career.

With 'A Garage Sale of Lovelorn Things,' the author proves how poetry can serve as a catharsis and help you embark on a journey of healing.

A General Theory of Love will help you reprogram your mind for better emotional intelligence and relationships, based on what three psychiatrists have to say about the science of why we experience love and other emotions.

In this December 2021 episode of the TED Radio Hour podcast, host Manoush Zomorodi and futurist Amy Webb discuss technological innovations outlined in various TED talks.

Welcome Home provides the life-changing tools for building an inner space of healing and solace.

A Guide to the Good Life is a roadmap for Stoicism, showing you how you can cultivate this ancient philosophy in your own life, why it's useful, and what Stoics are really about.

Professor Charles Holcombe explores the historical development of China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam from ancient times to the modern day, showing how these East Asian countries have influenced one another throughout the centuries.

A fascinating look at the parallels between evolving human history and a belief in the supernatural, from the rituals of ancient religions to modern-day magic and occultism.

A History of the World in 6 Glasses will give you some great conversation starters at your next party by teaching you the origins and impact of the world's six favorite drinks, including beer, wine, alcoholic spirits, tea, coffee, and soda.

In this heart-wrenching 2022 documentary directed by Simon Lereng Wilmont, viewers witness the lasting impact of war on children in Eastern Ukraine.