A collection of real stories, poems, and songs about postnatal depression and recovery.

This course teaches how to listen effectively, document action plans, and capture more ideas by taking faster notes in meetings and other settings.

Award-winning travel and science writer Bill Bryson chronicles his experience expatriating from the U.S. to England in this classic from 1995.

Notes of a Dream is a detailed account of A.R. Rahman's story, one of India's most famous movie composers who rose to international fame through the film Slumdog Millionaire.

A varied selection of professionals offer their experiences with the college graduation process, providing useful insight into how they found their feet in careers they love.

This online course from The Open University explores the benefits and drawbacks of nuclear energy and how alternative energy adoption may proceed in the 21st century.

Investigative reporter Zeke Faux recounts the booms and crashes of cryptocurrencies, from the rise of Bitcoin until the collapse of large crypto exchanges in 2022.

You can transform your overall health by supporting your gut with simple daily habits.

This Coursera course from the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich highlights the latest research findings on nutrition-related aspects of pregnancy, advising pregnant women how to eat from conception to birth.

In Objectified, industrial designers, design critics, and industry leaders discuss the design of everyday objects, the relationships we form with the things we own, and what those things can tell us about those who has designed and made them.

Guy Lawson narrates the incredible story of Sam Israel, a former hedge fund manager turned fraudster whose investment scam takes a bizarre turn when he is sucked into a scheme himself.

Richard Reeves – writer and fellow of the Brookings Institution – tackles the unique challenges men face at home, in school, and in the workplace and shows us that institutional problems require institutional changes.

Older and Wider is a delightfully light-hearted look at the physical, social, and cultural realities of menopause.

Writer and critic Maggie Nelson takes on the subject of freedom through a bold discussion of art, sex, drugs, and climate change.

On The Shortness Of Life is a 2,000-year-old essay by the Roman Stoic philosopher Seneca about how we can best use our time on Earth to lead a fulfilling life.

On Writing Well is your guide to becoming a great non-fiction writer. Learn the fundamental principles of writing and how to persuade readers and make a difference in their lives.

One Simple Idea shows us how to turn ideas into licensed products and build companies that use outsourced manufacturers to produce, market, sell, and distribute.

Orientalism reveals why false Western assumptions about Eastern countries have prevailed for over 200 years, and how they still affect how we view the Eastern world today.

Combining the newest genetic research with archeological data and cultural Native American mythology, Jennifer Raff reveals a new face of early American history and the people who made it.

Originals redefines the meaning of creativity, using many specific examples of how persistence, procrastination, transparency, critical thinking, and perspective can be brought together to change the world.

Actress Jennifer Grey recounts her life and career, from growing up backstage at Broadway shows to her iconic role as Baby in the record-breaking movie Dirty Dancing.