Allyship: Advocacy in the Workplace with Brian Lanier
Discover effective allyship strategies and learn to create an inclusive workplace. Gain practical tools for authentic advocacy and understand the three stages of growth for allies.
Why Are Prejudice and Conflict So Common? - Understanding the Mysteries of Human Behavior
Explore the psychological roots of prejudice and conflict, their impact on group dynamics, and strategies for fostering cooperation and unity in diverse societies.
Anthropology and the Question of Race
Explore the complex relationship between anthropology and race, examining historical misconceptions, cultural constructs, and modern scientific understanding to challenge traditional notions of racial categorization.
History and Science of Ancient Astronomy - Stonehenge and Archaeoastronomy
Explore ancient astronomy, focusing on Stonehenge's celestial alignments and its role in archaeoastronomy. Discover how early cultures used sky observations for timekeeping, navigation, and understanding the cosmos.
Cultural Literacy and Religions of the World
Explore key concepts in world religions, including beliefs about God, scripture, rituals, ethics, and salvation. Gain insights to foster religious literacy and cultural understanding.
A History of Eastern Europe - Ukraine-Russia Crisis
Explore the historical context of the Ukraine-Russia crisis, tracing Eastern European dynamics from the 18th century to modern times. Gain insights into cultural, political, and social factors shaping the region's complex relationships.
Roots of Irish Identity - Celts and Monks
Explore the roots of Irish identity through ancient Celtic culture and monastic traditions, uncovering the historical foundations that shaped Ireland's cultural renaissance and quest for independence.
The Original Intent of the Constitution - Myths of American History
Explore the true intentions behind the U.S. Constitution, debunking myths about its creation and examining how it has evolved to shape modern American democracy through amendments and reinterpretation.
The Politics of the United States Supreme Court
Explore the evolving politics of the U.S. Supreme Court, from appointment processes to landmark cases, and its impact on American democracy and public opinion.
History of China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong, Pre-2010 - The Great Courses Plus
Explore the complex history and political dynamics of China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan from 1997 to 2010, including key events, leadership changes, and evolving relationships between these interconnected regions.
How We Make Memories and How Memories Make Us – With Veronica O'Keane
Explore the intricate relationship between memory formation and human identity, delving into psychosis, trauma, and healing through neuroscience and empathetic patient analysis.
Why Mental Health Goes Wrong and How to Make Sense of It - With Dean Burnett
Explore the complexities of mental health in modern society, examining causes, treatments, and evolving understanding. Gain insights into anxiety, depression, and addiction from a neuroscientist's perspective.
Apollo 11 - The Geopolitics of Space: Past, Present, Future
Explore the geopolitical impact of space exploration, from the Cold War-era Space Race to modern private enterprises and international competition, revealing its ongoing significance in global affairs.
The Hidden World of Animal Senses – With Ed Yong
Explore the extraordinary sensory worlds of animals, from dogs' powerful noses to bats' echolocation, revealing hidden aspects of nature and challenging our perception of reality.
Why Do We Like Being Scared? - With Brendan Walker
Explore the science behind thrill-seeking, from rollercoasters to horror movies. Discover how fear and pleasure intertwine, and learn about innovative methods for measuring and optimizing thrilling experiences.
Have the Boomers Pinched Their Children's Futures? - With Lord David Willetts
Lord David Willetts explores how post-war baby boomers became the wealthiest generation in British history, potentially at the expense of younger generations, discussing housing, pensions, and intergenerational equity.
How Does Forensic Anthropology Help Solve Crimes? - With Sue M. Black
Explore forensic anthropology's role in solving crimes through case studies, innovative techniques, and the power of human anatomy in identifying individuals and uncovering evidence.
The Science of Behaviour Change
Explore the science of behavior change, its societal impact, and strategies for effective interventions. Learn how understanding decision-making can lead to beneficial personal and collective outcomes.
The Battery Inside Out
Expert panel explores battery technology, from historical origins to modern innovations, sustainability challenges, and future developments in energy storage and electric vehicles.
Why Our Face Advertises Our Emotions - Understanding Nonverbal Behavior
Explore the science of facial expressions, their universality, and how they communicate emotions. Learn to distinguish genuine from fake expressions and understand the evolutionary purpose behind our emotional displays.
The Cuban Missile Crisis - Fidel Castro and the Cold War
Explore the CIA's role in the Cuban Missile Crisis, from failed attempts to remove Castro to the tense standoff that brought the world to the brink of nuclear war. Uncover key events and dangerous misunderstandings of this pivotal Cold War episode.