Acting legend Uta Hagen's 'nine questions' can be helpful when rehearsing a scene or preparing for an audition. These questions aim to help actors focus on their characters and the details of the scene. By using these questions, actors can better understand their character and stand out in a scene.

This May 2022 episode of LGBTQ&A explores the life of portrait artist Don Bachardy and his 33-year relationship with famous author Christopher Isherwood.

A behind-the-scenes look at the career of Misty Copeland, the first African-American ballerina to be named principal dancer of the prestigious American Ballet Theatre.

A Beginner's Guide to the End is our guide to using the principles of stillness, cleaning, and grief to prepare for both our own death, or that of a loved one.

This course by the University of Reading serves as a substantial introduction for international students seeking to write academic essays in the English language, with exercises in grammar, essay organization, and tone.

In this October 2022 episode of Hidden Brain, Dr. Tracey Dennis-Tiwary explains the purpose of our internal alarms and how we can leverage anxiety to work in our favor.

A Bittersweet Season is an examination of the dysfunctional elderly care system in America, told through a deeply personal and honest caregiver's narrative.

A Brand Called You is an exploration of what it takes to make it in the real world as a creative by celebrated author, educator, and brand strategist Debbie Millman.

In this June 2024 episode of the Stuff You Should Know podcast, hosts Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant delve into the origins of commercial flying and examine how the experience and culture of air travel have changed over the years.

This course explores the history of language and how it has evolved over time to include new forms of communication.

A Brief History of Everyone Who Ever Lived gives us another important perspective on mankind's past and present through the lens of our genes.

This book chronicles the history of the universe, tracing back the roots of wisdom from generations passed up to and including the 21st century.

Gender, from the Latin 'genus,' evolved to distinguish human traits from biological sex. It became a social tool influencing perceptions and hierarchies, impacting societal norms, stereotypes, and respectability politics.

Richard Killeen's 2012 history of Ireland takes a broad view, from prehistory to the present day, charting invasions, conflicts, politics, and the uniqueness of the island.

A Brief Welcome to the Universe offers a bite-sized guide to an unfathomably large topic, exploring our existence and evolving our understanding of the place we call home.

From finding your dream job listing to nailing the interview, A Career Strategist's Guide to Getting a Job will help you strategically create the perfect long-term career plan.

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.

Union organizer and political commentator Jane McAlevey explains the importance of unions and why they are crucial for tackling systemic corruption.

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 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.