Hooked shows you why some of the world's most successful products make us form habits around them, and teaches you the 4-step framework behind this process.

Historian James Poskett fights back against Western-centric scientific narratives, highlighting how pioneering scholars from around the world have shaped science since its earliest days.

The 2014 documentary Hot Girls Wanted explores the underbelly of Florida's porn industry, sharing the stories of young women drawn into sex work in a quest for independence.

Political scientist Barbara Walter explains the factors that have led to modern civil wars around the world and details how the conditions are present for a similar conflict in the United States.

This online course from The Open University demonstrates the structure and tactics of empires through the lens of the Opium Wars between China and Britain.

This December 2021 episode of Glennon Doyle's We Can Do Hard Things focuses on the importance of appreciating the way others do things, even if it differs greatly from what you would do.

In this February 2022 podcast, world-renowned ADHD expert Dr. Russell Barkley explains the basics of the disorder as it is understood today.

In this April 2022 episode of the You're Wrong About podcast, host Sarah Marshall meets with writer and intellectual Anne Helen Petersen to discuss the phenomenon of email.

Hypnotherapist Sarah Donner explains the mechanisms of hypnotherapy and how it can benefit us.

Matt Ridley draws from historical examples and emerging technologies to unravel the mystery of innovation, presenting theories that often contrast conventional wisdom.

Talking Heads singer-songwriter David Byrne takes a deep dive into music, from its production to its history and impact on humanity.

How Not To Die delivers a template for extending your life based on scientific research, which recommends switching to a mainly plant-based diet.

American columnist Jancee Dunn explores how having children changes marriage dynamics and how we can all learn to manage emotions, share responsibilities, and nurture our relationships.

In this July 2022 episode of the Hot Money podcast, hosts and Financial Times reporters Patricia Nilsson and Alex Barker dig into the history of OnlyFans, how it gave power to porn actors, and the outrage caused by its sudden ban on adult content.

Sarah Louise Rector explains how sprinkling short and sweet workouts into the busiest lifestyles can help you boost your mood and body in as little as ten minutes.

A leading geneticist demonstrates the absence of evidence supporting the existence of separate races within humanity.

Model, photographer, and influencer Anna Casey dives into the world of quality content creation.

Here are some tips on how couples can build a strong partnership and grow together from Hippo and Piggi who are in a happy relationship.

In How to Be a Productivity Ninja, productivity expert Graham Allcott offers practical advice and exercises to help you stay calm, get through your to-do lists, and protect your attention span.

How To Be A Stoic is a practical guide to applying ancient philosophy in modern life, covering the principles Socrates, Epictetus, and Cato followed in the three disciplines of desire, action, and assent.

Tips for how we can support our loved ones, friends, or community members who have a substance use disorder.