Listen to Mary Kohn of the University of Colorado share newborn baby care tips for right after birth and more. She covers if you can hold a newborn too much, how to get newborns to sleep without being held, and when babies sleep through the night naturally. Want to hear more from Mary? Enroll for…

Unsure which programming language you should learn first? Charles Severance, also known as Dr. Chuck, is a professor at the University of Michigan School of Information and has taught over one million students on Coursera about programming, coding, and technology. Below, Dr. Chuck talks about whether Python and Javascript are still worth learning in 2019,…

Recently, NASA discovered the first nearby super-Earth that researchers believe contain "habitable zones." With this new discovery alongside the buzz of Elon Musk's vision for a colony on Mars and Jeff Bezo's floating space pod colonies, are we close to living in space? Or perhaps we'll find alien life before that happens? Astronomers are now…

Bettina Apethker, a professor of feminist studies at the University of California, Santa Cruz, shares her take on how pending legislation could impact women's reproductive rights. She also covers if those bills are a precursor to overturning Roe vs. Wade and details what we can learn from famous reproductive rights activism of the past. Want…

Recently, a study found it could still be 12 or more years before we can buy a self-driving car. Listen to Jonathan Kelly, a professor at University of Toronto who specializes in autonomous vehicles, share his take. Below, Jonathan discusses if he agrees with that timeline prediction, the pros and cons of self-driving cars and…

Listen to Don Tapscott, a leading thinker on how technology impacts business, discuss the business problems that blockchain can solve. Want to hear more from Don? Enroll for free in his Introduction to Blockchain Technologies course, which is part of the Blockchain Revolution for the Enterprise Specialization. Or if you're a member of the press,…