A captivating journey through human genetics, unraveling our shared history and challenging misconceptions about race, identity, and heredity.
A vivid social history exploring the evolving perceptions and experiences of single women over the past century.
Hilarious essays exploring everyday life's quirks, from marriage to technology, with Mary Roach's signature wit and keen observations.
A gripping exploration of the US-Mexico border crisis, weaving personal stories with decades of misguided policies and their consequences.
Join Nia Johnson and Miles Thompson as they explore the American Conference's rebrand and examine how its newest member schools are reshaping the competitive landscape of college athletics.
Explore how Thomas Berger's brilliant 1985 novel transforms Kafka's bureaucratic nightmare into a darkly comic American satire, revealing why this underappreciated literary master deserves rediscovery.
The rise and fall of Marc Rich, oil trading mogul.
Challenging human selfishness, de Waal explores animal behavior to reveal our innate capacity for empathy and cooperation.
Beloved chef Ina Garten elevates classic comfort foods with modern twists in 85 soul-satisfying, easy-to-follow recipes.
Explore how the ruthless second Abbasid Caliph Al-Mansur built an empire that lasted 500 years through calculated elimination, visionary city-building, and global diplomacy-with surprising lessons for modern leaders.
Uncover the Catholic Church's pivotal role in shaping Western science, economics, and culture through compelling historical insights.
A groundbreaking feminist manifesto challenging gender stereotypes and advocating for women's liberation through sexual and societal revolution.
Viral dystopian romance where biology fuels revolution against political oppression
An eye-opening exploration of European social democracy, challenging American assumptions about work-life balance and economic success.
Former Speaker Gingrich outlines strategies for Americans to combat socialism's influence and preserve the nation's founding principles.
This episode explores how modern political figures transform religion from personal faith to tribal identity, using theological concepts like Girard's scapegoat mechanism and Bonhoeffer's cheap grace to mask brutality and evade moral accountability.
A poignant memoir of love, loss, and resilience by the widow of American Sniper Chris Kyle, exploring military family life.
A gripping medieval murder mystery exploring faith, reason, and forbidden knowledge in a secluded Italian monastery.
