Software engineer and digital journalist Rhian Lewis explains the key innovations behind the growing world of digital currencies and what they mean for the future of finance.

This course by Coventry University provides an introduction to the world of cyber security, looking at the potential impacts of cyberattacks, the people involved, and what can be done to protect against them.

Anthropologist David Graeber and archeologist David Wengrow narrate the history of our social evolution, questioning the social constructs dividing human history into distinct demographics.

The HBO documentary, The Day Sports Stood Still, directed by Antoine Fuqua, explores how professional athletes became full-time activists amid the global pandemic and social justice revolution of 2020.

In The Defining Decade, author Meg Jay uses years of research to explain how your work, relationships, personality, and identity undergo massive shifts during your twenties, and how you can make the most of this pivotal decade.

The Design of Everyday Things shows how the inability to use certain products is often the result of bad design, demonstrating how companies can use cognitive psychology to implement better design principles that will solve problems rather than create them.

Art director and design author Steven Heller teaches the essential writing skills for designers wishing to create art through language.

From the pen of Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, theoretical cosmologist and Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy, comes an extraordinary tale that intertwines theoretical physics, philosophy, history, sociology, feminism, and politics.

In this documentary, Academy Award-winning director Bryan Fogel exposes the tangled web of power and corruption behind the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

In this April 2022 episode of the What Bitcoin Did podcast, host Peter McCormack speaks with author and entrepreneur Jeff Booth about Bitcoin and its ability to create a fairer market landscape.

Carolyn Costin dispels myths about eating disorders and outlines common causes, treatment options, and prevention methods, as well as how those who love people with eating disorders can help.

Dr. Xiaoyi Mu takes us through the workings of the oil and gas industries, the economic forces that drive much of the global economy.

Samantha Power, Pulitzer Prize-winning war journalist and U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations under President Obama, tells her life story.

Neuroscientist Joseph LeDoux examines the origins of emotions and why we have such a hard time controlling them.

This episode of the Explained docuseries details how oil became the world's primary fuel source and why it must be replaced if we are to survive.​​

The End of the End of History is an extensive analysis of the global political trends that have emerged and intensified in the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis of 2008.

This 2009 documentary explores the ecological and human disasters caused by rampant overfishing.

Penny Zenker teaches us to create a heightened awareness that we control, providing four strategies to direct the energy of our thoughts despite our circumstances.

After interviewing over 100 spiritual leaders, Jonathan Robinson curated the 'greatest hits' of ideas and methods that lead to inner peace. In this book, you'll learn that enlightenment and inner peace are much easier than you think — if you know where to look.

In this course offered by Babson College and edX, professor Dennis J. Ceru teaches the fundamentals of entrepreneurship, from spotting unique opportunities to planning for long-term success.

Directed by Maite Alberdi, this documentary follows the relationship of Augusto and Paulina, a couple who have been together for 25 years, as Augusto's Alzheimer's disease progresses.