Explainers, history and education

Her TEDxUHasselt talk makes the case for small financial mistakes and earlier conversations, rather than keeping the peace through silence.

Josh Risser's animated explainer asks who finances America's debt, and why some buyers depend on being able to keep borrowing.

The animated documentary answers why he kept fighting with a mixture of ambition, failed economic pressure and distrust of peace offers.

Josh Risser narrates an animated argument linking debt, distrust and generational wealth gaps through the Strauss-Howe theory of recurring …

The publisher's release teaser pairs UK literature titles with US editions on life, economics and ethics.

Dr. Emily Zarka traces decades of crisis headlines alongside the fields' changing place in college education.

Jordan Peterson's opening lecture on Mircea Eliade moves from meaningful places to Geppetto's wish and Moses's burning bush.

History on Maps' animated Short passes 310,000 views as it follows the German breakthrough and the Allied push back.

A TEDxIESEBarcelona talk uses BMW, Adidas and LG to explain how established businesses can make room for outside ideas.

The first episode of The Human Element follows the Nile through Ethiopia and Egypt, connecting electricity, displaced communities and the s…

The video essay explains how a company with a real-time view of its order book still mistook duplicate purchases for lasting demand.

A close-up tour with curator Wyn reveals prehistoric joinery, vulnerable ground and the deliberately visible repairs keeping the stones sta…

The Agentic Self asks students to tackle real problems, with funding available for three projects.

An older documentary traces Japan's defenses from handheld shields to standing barriers and armor worn on the shoulder.

An older Tasmania explainer visits Hobart, native wildlife and a town with a wonderfully unhelpful name.

Maps, village locations and archival audio tell the story of the Longford blacksmith who organised resistance to British reprisals.

Tom Holland and Dominic Sandbrook turn from Cold War uprisings to Victorian cavalry commanders as their podcast tops Apple's UK chart.

A MATHCOUNTS buzzer moment becomes a difference-of-squares lesson in the channel's only new upload.

A student's booth-side progress check tops the school's eleven-upload week.

An older podcast episode turns favourite foods, films and everyday habits into English listening practice.