Blitzed offers a new perspective on the history of Nazi Germany, exploring how widespread drug addiction influenced one of the world's cruelest regimes — and one of history's most infamous dictators.

Blitzscaling is the strategy some of today's most valuable companies have used to achieve huge market shares, fast growth, and big profit margins.

On this March 2023 episode of the Today, Explained podcast by Vox Media, host Noel King interviews several experts about solar geoengineering, the practice of deflecting sun rays in order to cool the planet.

Anonymous relationships expert LalalaLetMeExplain dispenses dating and life advice fit for the 2020s, aimed at single women.

A conceptual introduction to blockchain, providing insight into its real-world applications to encourage us to see how it can change our lives.

Blockchain Basics is a short course covering the history, evolution, and advantages of blockchain, and bitcoin in particular, as well as its technical and cultural challenges.

A trio of tech experts goes beyond the blockchain hype with a level-headed overview of where the technology might be useful, and where it probably won't be.

Blockchain Revolution explains how the power of the new technology behind Bitcoin can transform our world financially by improving the way we store our money and do business to make it more fair, transparent, equal, and free from corruption.

Adoption reunion can be smooth and nearly effortless or incredibly challenging with many obstacles. The barriers to reunion can be emotional, legal, explicitly stated, or implied by others trying to influence the adopted person. Here are some blockers preventing adoption reunion.

In Blood and Oil, Wall Street Journal reporters Bradley Hope and Justin Scheck perform a deep dive into the Saudi Arabian royal family and chronicle Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's rise to power.

Blood, Sweat, and Pixels shows us why making video games is one of the most challenging and stressful jobs in the world.

Historian Timothy Snyder examines the devastation suffered by Eastern Europe in the twentieth century at the hands of both Nazi Germany and Stalin's USSR.

This tongue-in-cheek account from hairdresser Jen Atkin is a collection of advice for anyone who wants to make it in beauty and business, and details what it's like to be responsible for the hair of A-listers.

This book delves into the psychological, behavioral and physical connection between humans and water through interviews with athletes, artists, and researchers at the forefront of neuroscience.

In Blue Ocean Strategy, discover ways to create a business that succeeds without relying on competition – so you can innovate and thrive.

Professional makeup artist Bobbi Brown shares everything you need to know to apply your makeup flawlessly, as well as tips for aspiring makeup artists who want to break into the industry.

This National Geographic documentary, directed by Moses Bwayo and Christopher Sharp, chronicles the political career of Bobi Wine, a Ugandan pop star turned presidential candidate.

The first-person account of an extraordinary life that covers U.S. politics, New York culture, homosexuality, and AIDS-related activism from the mid-1970s and onwards.

This course offers strategies for women to use their body language to exhibit competency, power, and interest in the workplace without being subservient to any patriarchal expectations.

In this August 2021 episode of the Maintenance Phase podcast, hosts Aubrey Gordon and Michael Hobbes investigate the history of the body mass index and its roots in fatphobia.

How can we get to a place where we don't hate our bodies, but simply acknowledge their existence? Body neutrality helps us get there.