On this May 2020 episode of the Dad University Podcast, hosts Jason Kreidman and Alan Bush break down what it means to be a 'modern dad,' and why stereotypes about being the intimidating 'man of the house' are outdated.

Working collaboratively with others can often feel frustrating and difficult. Learn how to become an effective member of a team by fostering interpersonal relationships with your teammates and communicating openly.

On this August 2022 episode of the How Not to Screw Up Your Kids podcast, Dr. Maryhan interviews mental health advocate John Connolly about being a dad, resilience, children's emotions, and the example that dads set for their kids.

In this April 2023 episode of the BBC's The Documentary Podcast, journalist and host James Reynolds explores discrimination in various African countries through the lens of queer and transgender Africans.

Ian Davis challenges you to make a daily commitment to putting yourself, your intentions, and your goals FIRST for your overall growth, development, and wellbeing.

Sleeping more is often associated with laziness – teenagers sleeping in until lunchtime and people snoozing on the job – but the people that think sleeping more is lazy have got it all wrong!

Renowned American surgeon and author Atul Gawande discusses death, modern medicine, palliative care, and the things that truly matter in life.

American religious scholar Dr. Asad Tarsin explains the core beliefs and practices of Islam.

Award-winning author and disability activist Elsa Sjunneson recounts her experiences as a deafblind person and debunks some of the stereotypes about disability we often find in the media.

This HBO documentary chronicles a pivotal period in the life of tennis star Serena Williams after she discovers she is pregnant before winning the 2017 Australian Open.

This February 2022 episode of Today in Focus explores the increasing number of people staying single and the reasons behind the increasing desire to enjoy one's own company.

In the October 2022 episode of the High Performance Podcast, Professor Damien Hughes talks about the true meaning of hard work with retired England rugby team captain Jamie Peacock.

Climate scientist Peter Kalmus breaks down the science of global warming and shares how he transformed his life to reduce his personal emissions.

Being the Queen is a biographical documentary about Britain's longest-serving monarch, Queen Elizabeth II.

In this July 2021 episode of The Mindvalley Podcast, host Vishen Lakhiani has a candid conversation about dating and sex with sex educator Shan Boodram.

In Being Wrong, Kathryn Schulz explores our relationship with error and the ways we refuse to acknowledge our mistakes, allowing us to better understand our ability to make progress.

Neuroscientist and writer Anil Seth discusses the idea of consciousness, its historical interpretation, and modern development as a theory of existence.

When going through tough times, it's difficult to maintain a positive outlook. However, even in grief and loss, you can make life beautiful again. Learn how to deal with difficult times effectively with this book about living mindfully with belief and motivation.

Adopt the 'Faking It Mindset' to trick yourself into believing you can do anything. Learn the language needed to convince yourself of your true capabilities.

Dr. Angela Butts Chester gives guidance on how to achieve your goals, manifest your dreams, and learn to use the power of belief to create the life you desire.

Shannon Cohn's documentary explores the health condition endometriosis, and chronicles the difficulties in getting a diagnosis, its limited treatment options, and the stigma around women's healthcare.