A richly varied anthology of essays and poetry on the science, sociality, and emotional toll of climate change with an offering of hope.

In this devotional book, Imam Omar Suleiman explores how Muslims can experience more of Allah's love for them by performing actions that conform with teachings from the Quran and Islamic tradition.

Lawyer and legal journalist Elie Mystal critiques the U.S. Constitution and explains how conservative American politicians have interpreted the document to further oppress marginalized communities.

Alone Together highlights how much we rely on technology and the ways that reliance impacts us.

Altered Traits explores the science behind meditation techniques and the way they benefit and alter our minds and bodies.

On this episode of the Babbage podcast, journalist Alok Jha interviews several experts about the health impacts of alcohol consumption, the rise of alcohol-free alternatives, and the future of the liquor industry.

In this creative Hack, Javier Rhoden shares lines from his poetry that covers domestic relationships, friendships, childhood trauma, fear, and abuse. Rhoden's work uncovers difficult expressions that will stimulate new perspectives toward courage and higher self-esteem.

This course from The Open University explains the essential skills anyone can build to become a successful distance learner.

This short yet highly informative 'biography to date' covers the impressive rise of young poet and activist Amanda Gorman.

British comedian Grace Campbell's 2020 memoir focuses on the shame and insecurities that came with growing up as a young woman in the early 2000s.

Luke Wechselberger provides three steps to becoming a profitable e-commerce seller using a program called Fulfillment by Amazon.

Amazon Unbound: Jeff Bezos and the Invention of a Global Empire reveals the inner workings of the ubiquitous company, and how it has entered every aspect of modern life.

Amen to Sweet SPOTS by Ozzie Stewart is a tribute and memoir that explores how one short meeting can impact one's life's journey, as well as our need for belonging and how to find it throughout life's trials and successes.

America's Unwritten Constitution is an online course by Yale University which explores how the U.S. Constitution has been shaped in ways that go beyond its written text.

American Factory takes a look at the culture clash that occurs when a Chinese company buys a shuttered GM auto manufacturing plant in Ohio and reopens it as a glass-manufacturing factory.

This course from Harvard University takes a deep dive into the foundations of American government and the political culture that has emerged from them.

American Marxism is a scathing critique of the psychological and historical roots of radical Leftist movements and their impact on American society and culture.

Gain a unique insight into the inner life of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. via a series of poignant documents and speeches collected throughout his lifetime and analyzed by Stanford professor Clayborne Carson.

Amusing Ourselves To Death takes you through the history of media to highlight how entertainment's standing in society has risen to the point where our addiction to it undermines our independent thinking.

In this Oscar-winning documentary, director Asif Kapadia presents an intimate and tragic portrait of the life and musical career of British singer Amy Winehouse before she met her untimely death at the age of 27.

An American Sickness sheds light on the state of healthcare in the United States, revealing the greed, corruption, and selfishness of healthcare companies.